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The Washington TimesDairies pamper cows with massages, waterbedsCHILTON, Wis. — Lucky, a 7-year-old dairy cow, had been walking with a limp for several weeks when veterinarian Sara Gilbertson was called. Instead of prescribing painkillers, Gilbertson tried an unusual new therapy — a chiropractic adjustment that included a full-length spinal massage. Tea partyers down on Upton in Michigan primaryDETROIT — He chairs one of Capitol Hill's most powerful committees, won his 2010 race with 62 percent of the vote and even boasts a niece who graced Sports Illustrated's swimsuit-edition cover. But all that hasn't saved Rep. Fred Upton of Michigan from a strong Republican primary challenge fueled by ... Shale study's lead author faces 'green' backlashFaced with mounting criticism, the State University of New York at Buffalo is distancing itself from a Marcellus Shale gas-drilling study released earlier this month by the school's own Shale Resources and Society Institute. But the report's lead author is defending the work by the fledgling institute, saying Monday that ... Smog a daunting hazard at Sequoia National ParkSEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — On a clear day, the view from Beetle Rock in Sequoia National Park extends west for 105 miles across the patchwork of crops in California's agricultural heartland to the Coast Mountains and the Pacific Ocean beyond. Smog a daunting hazard at Sequoia National ParkSEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — On a clear day, the view from Beetle Rock in Sequoia National Park extends west for 105 miles across the patchwork of crops in California's agricultural heartland to the Coast Mountains and the Pacific Ocean beyond. Group sees need for changes in remedial college classesGroup sees need for changes in remedial college classesShining light on hearingsMIAMI — A California judge's decision to open a county's child-welfare hearings earlier this year has energized a debate among advocates in other states about whether greater transparency helps or harms the young victims appearing in family court. When a child is abused or neglected, there's a family-court hearing to ... Shining light on hearingsMIAMI — A California judge's decision to open a county's child-welfare hearings earlier this year has energized a debate among advocates in other states about whether greater transparency helps or harms the young victims appearing in family court. When a child is abused or neglected, there's a family-court hearing to ... American Scene: Witness claims naked attacker was chewing man's faceAmerican Scene: Witness claims naked attacker was chewing man's faceTropical Storm Beryl soaks Memorial Day eventsObama honors Iraq deaths, vows end to Afghan warPresident Obama on Monday commemorated the first Memorial Day since troops were finally withdrawn from Iraq last year by remembering some of the more than 4,000 American troops who died in the conflict and promising to continue to wind down the war in Afghanistan. Obama honors veterans, vows end to Afghan warPresident Obama on Monday officially kicked off a years-long commemoration of the Vietnam War, saying the country should use the 50th anniversary of the conflict's start as a chance to apologize for poor treatment of returning veterans, which he called "one of the most painful chapters" in U.S. history. Obama to honor fallen troops on Memorial DayWASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is paying tribute to the men and women who have died defending America, saying that for the first time in nine years Americans "are not fighting and dying in Iraq" and the war in Afghanistan is "winding down." Obama to honor fallen troops on Memorial DayWASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is paying tribute to the men and women who have died defending America, saying that for the first time in nine years Americans "are not fighting and dying in Iraq" and the war in Afghanistan is "winding down." Beryl soaks Ga., Fla. coasts, now a depressionSAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Former Tropical Storm Beryl has become a depression with winds dying down. Still, it is soaking parts of the Southeast and ruined holiday plans along the Georgia and Florida coasts. Late Monday morning, sustained winds had died down to 35 mph (55 kph). Beryl soaks Ga., Fla. coasts, now a depressionSAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Former Tropical Storm Beryl has become a depression with winds dying down. Still, it is soaking parts of the Southeast and ruined holiday plans along the Georgia and Florida coasts. Late Monday morning, sustained winds had died down to 35 mph (55 kph). States get more aggressive on taxesMONTPELIER, Vt. — Dentist Frank Illuzzi was stunned when Vermont tax collectors began demanding a 6 percent sales tax on the value of toothbrushes and floss he hands out to patients. Senior care facility operator Jay Grimes was similarly surprised to get a $350,000 bill slapping a 9 percent restaurant ... Privacy veil lifted, 1940 census opens window to pastMaggie Evans, of the richest family on the block, can never go home. A clowder of feral cats roams the front yard. In the past two years, there have been five homicides within 1,500 feet of the house she once gave that name: Home, for her, no longer exists. ![]() |
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