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Chapter & Verse Boston Marathon bombing: how it compares to the 1920 Wall Street attack

The 1920 bombing of Wall Street, which killed 38 and injured hundreds, was the deadliest terror attack on US civilians until Oklahoma City. The crime has never been solved.

Boston explosions: Cities on alert in US and UK

Supreme Court refuses e-mail privacy case, leaving divergent opinions intact

Worst lapse in years: Fed probes early release of minutes

New cybersecurity bill: Privacy threat or crucial band-aid?

'Sequester blues' for grounded Blue Angels

Fox affiliates OK with plan to thwart Aereo

Fox cable threat: Fox threatens to leave network TV

Decoder Wire Uproar over Obama comment on Kamala Harris: political correctness run amok?

Is Facebook smartphone just a new way to collect data about you? (+video)

Energy Voices Despite public support for Keystone XL pipeline, activists step up criticism

Connecticut responds to Newtown with groundbreaking gun control laws

Steve Jobs had a hand in next two generations of iPhone: report

12 promising novels for spring 2013

Fans range from giddy to somber on baseball's opening day

Easter bunny horror stories: Resist the urge to give rabbits, ducks, chicks

Opinion Next step for immigration reform: Give detained migrants legal counsel

Robert Relyea dies but leaves Hollywood legacy

Get irrational: 3.14 things to do on Pi Day

Steubenville rape trial: Where were 'courageous bystanders'? (+video)

Google I/O sells out in less than an hour

Soda ban overturned, but the battle is far from over

What are the chances of an American pope? This time, not zero (+video)

Is it time to invest in foreclosures?

Energy Voices Crowd-funding emerges as source of capital for cleantech