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Two members of a self-described 2nd Amendment militia planned to shoot immigrants and Border Patrol agents coming across the U.S. southern border, prosecutors say.

Two members of a self-described 2nd Amendment militia planned to shoot immigrants and Border Patrol agents coming across the U.S. southern border, prosecutors say.

A Warsaw, Missouri, man and a Tennessee man were indicted Wednesday by a Jefferson City grand jury for allegedly conspiring to "go to war" with Border Patrol officers.

Two members of the self-styled 2nd American Militia who planned to go “to war with border patrol” have been indicted by a federal grand jury.

Trekkers on the Great Allegheny Passage are bringing new life to this historical borough that lost half of its population over the last century. Places to visit near Pittsburgh

Mikayla Taborn's success in games is the result of long hours of practice and training. Her dedication has earned her the Tom Suiter Extra Effort Award.

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DeKALB – The United Faculty Alliance (UFA) of the University Professionals of Illinois, Local 4100, the union representing tenured and tenure-track NIU faculty, addressed the Board of Trustees regarding their ongoing collective bargaining talks during the board’s meeting Thursday. The UFA’s previous collective bargaining agreement with NIU expired June 30. UFA members have been working...

Claims New Zealand has "a high rate" of child poverty does not square with international data, but having 130,000 children in material hardship is still too high, a new report says.

Child poverty continues to slowly decline in New Zealand but remains above comparable countries in Europe, particularly for single-parent families, accordi