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EPA cites Shell for air pollution in Arctic drilling

The EPA announced Thursday that it issued Shell notices of air quality violations during its shortened Arctic drilling season. Shell has worked for years with the EPA on its air permit to operate in the Arctic.

Ted Bundy's mother: Love never waned

Chapter & Verse 'Where'd You Go, Bernadette' moves toward the big screen

Modern Parenthood Mall of Louisiana flash mob riot: not all flash mobs are alike

Starbucks $1 reusable cups: Curb trash, get a discount (+video)

Stranded Alaska oil rig: Example of safe practices or Arctic risks? (+video)

The Simple Dollar Looking for cheap destinations? Locals know best.

Experts: Trained police needed for school security

The Simple Dollar Tight travel budget? Adhere to the 'peak-end' rule.

Peter Parker death (gasp!) roils Spider-Man fans. Why they're taking it hard.

Energy Voices Why are US firms going 'green': CEOs or customers?

Apple's Siri has a rival: Google voice search

Let it snow? Christmas may be white in Northeast, southern Plains, Seattle

Audits looking for undocumented immigrants on the rise

US Army seeks death penalty for Robert Bales, accused of Afghan villager massacre

The Simple Dollar For cheap travel, avoid souvenirs

Change Agent How renewable energy is rescuing US schools from budget cuts

Chicago Muslims aim to reclaim meaning of 'jihad' from extremists

Obama's other option on pot: Legalize it for everyone?

Marijuana users celebrate legalization in Washington state (+video)

Same-sex weddings in Washington State: Breakthrough for gay marriage?

With a puff of smoke, pot becomes legal in Washington: How will this work?

Seattle issues 364 gay marriage licenses by 10 am on first day of legality

In Pacific Northwest, a welcome break from a very wet week

World's oldest dinosaur discovered hanging out in London museum