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Car drives into a crowd at Appalachian Trail hikers' parade

Car drives into a crowd at a parade in Virginia Saturday. The car, driven by an elderly man, injured 50 to 60 people, but there were no fatalities in the crowd.

US loses track of terrorists in witness protection: Poor data sharing blamed

Education reform's next big thing: Common Core standards ramp up

Why Obama agenda group faces pushback from some Democrats

Cane-fu and '50s music: Special gyms open up for US baby boomers

Chapter & Verse Is the unabridged 'Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl' too much of a good thing?

Senate approves online sales tax. Is it fair, or a tax increase?

How astronomy solved a Civil War mystery

Change Agent $10M gift to restore slave quarters at Thomas Jefferson estate

$70 million per seat: Is NASA getting ripped off?

$70 million per seat: Russia raises price for NASA astronauts on Russian rockets

USA Update In a first, black voter turnout surpassed white turnout in 2012

Before members rush for airports, Congress ends sequester flight delays

Rare nickel – 40 years in closet – fetches $3.1 million (+video)

Rare Nickel: $3.1M auction price for century-old nickel

Virginia State student deaths renew debate over hazing abuse

Senate, House pursue sharply different paths to immigration reform

Decoder Wire Earth Day 2013: What's in danger is Earth Day, not just Earth

Losing $25M a day? Congress shrugs off USPS losses

Decoder Wire After Senate defeats, prospects for gun control shift to states

Guatemalan court faces calls to halt former dictator's genocide trial

Orbital Sciences Antares test launch scrubbed after malfunction (+video)

Antares vs. Falcon 9: How the two rockets ferrying NASA's cargo differ

Why Rand Paul could be key player on immigration

NASA's other rocket for hire, Antares, is poised for test launch