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To Republicans, Margaret Thatcher was first conservative-as-insurgent

Margaret Thatcher, the former British prime minister, embodied much of what inspires US Republicans with her iron-willed stand on the effectiveness of conservative principles.

Fort Knox shooting: Soldier charged with murder

Alabama joins flood of states restricting abortion. What's behind this?

Modern Parenthood Parenting a chess player may be harder than playing the game

Chuck Fairbanks dies, leaves legacy as Patriots and Sooners coach

Jack Greene was a longtime Grand Ole Opry star

American Idol: Phil Phillips comes home and one contestant goes home (+video)

Paul Ryan's tax numbers: Just 'magic asterisks'? (+video)

Energy Voices Papal conclave: Will cardinals elect another 'green pope'?

How one church is helping heal Newtown

Nathan Safferstein: Supermarket manager, atomic spy

Lion mauling death: How dangerous are private zoos? (+video)

Second sinkhole appears. Does your insurance cover sinkholes?

Sen. Mitch McConnell takes on group for criticizing his wife

Fake identities: Manti Te'o scandal and 6 other Internet hoaxes

Why Republicans think Obama's back is against the wall on 'sequester'

Why juvenile incarceration reached its lowest rate in 38 years

'Gigantic jet' lightning over China reaches 55 miles high

Deaths of teen drivers increase, reversing decade decline

Energy Voices Former Manhattan Project nuclear plant leaking radioactive waste

Chapter & Verse Nashville turns Poetry in Motion program into contest for local poets

Opinion 'Lincoln,' Texas, and the Oscars: Why getting history right matters

Decoder Wire Ashley Judd: Is she starting to act like a real Senate candidate? (+video)

Domenici acknowledges secret son

Decoder Wire Does Ashley Judd scare Mitch McConnell? (+video)