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The good news: Beijing will do less of the wrong thing.

A council's roads department is an unlikely asset in attracting makers of TV adverts and Hollywood films to the Highlands.

A new Education Department study reveals disturbing sensibilities on the left when it comes to education in general and black education in particular.

Physicist Michio Kaku: Humans are born with the curiosity of scientists but switch to investment banking.

Protesters take to the streets of the Slovak capital to demonstrate against corruption in politics after the publication of a secret file.

The Senate's pipeline fan dance.

The Royal Regiment of Scotland receives the freedom of the city of Stirling in recognition of their services to the area.

Thousands of Libyans rally in the country's two main cities to denounce moves by eastern leaders to create a semi-autonomous territory.

Henry Ford didn't intend to be 'giving folks things.'

Washington was against cheap gasoline before it was for it.

Philosopher David Hume on the stability of property rights.

About 20,000 court cases may have to be re-heard after allegations emerge claiming that expert witnesses employed by insurance firms lied in court.

PITTSBURGH (AP) -- A gunman who killed a worker and shot several other people at a University of Pittsburgh psychiatric clinic lived nearby and used two guns, one of them stolen, as he marched around the clinic checking offices possibly in an attempt to find more victims, police said Friday....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- An air traffic controller who nearly caused a midair collision last year has again been relieved of duty after putting two planes on converging courses. The case raises questions about whether employee rights are trumping safety at the Federal Aviation Administration....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- An air traffic controller who nearly caused a midair collision last year has again been relieved of duty after putting two planes on converging courses. The case raises questions about whether employee rights are trumping safety at the Federal Aviation Administration....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- An air traffic controller who nearly caused a midair collision last year has again been relieved of duty after putting two planes on converging courses. The case raises questions about whether employee rights are trumping safety at the Federal Aviation Administration....

NEW YORK (AP) -- A prominent U.S. senator met Friday with North Korea's nuclear envoy who promised to live up to commitments made in an agreement last week with the United States....

NEW YORK (AP) -- A prominent U.S. senator met Friday with North Korea's nuclear envoy who promised to live up to commitments made in an agreement last week with the United States....

ATLANTA (AP) -- The nation's largest private prison company made an enticing offer to 48 states that went something like this: We will buy your prison now if you agree to keep it mostly full and promise to pay us for running it over the next two decades. Despite a need for cash, several states immediately slammed the door on the offer, a sign that privatizing prisons might not be as popular as it once was....

ATLANTA (AP) -- The nation's largest private prison company made an enticing offer to 48 states that went something like this: We will buy your prison now if you agree to keep it mostly full and promise to pay us for running it over the next two decades. Despite a need for cash, several states immediately slammed the door on the offer, a sign that privatizing prisons might not be as popular as it once was....