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The search for a 4-year-old Alabama boy came to a conclusion on Friday, January 2, as the Walker County, Alabama, Sheriff ...

Sources from CBS say a federal judge on Friday ordered the Virginia man suspected of leaving two pipe bombs outside the ...

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