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Former Navy SEAL's killing puts focus on war's psychological toll
(Reuters) - The slayings of former U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle and another man trying to help a troubled U.S. military veteran, now charged with killing them at a Texas gun range, has renewed focus on the psychological wounds of war. Eddie Lee Routh, 25, of Lancaster, Texas, an active duty Marine from 2006 to 2010 who served in the Iraq war, faces murder charges that could lead to the death penalty in Saturday's shootings at a gun range 50 milessouthwest of Fort Worth. ...
Bus passenger describes terror before Calif. crash
Arkansas couple twice win lottery on fishing trip
NJ senator calls prostitution allegations 'smears'
South Korea: North's nuke test 'seems imminent'
Kerry warns of punishment for NKorea nuclear test
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — New U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and his South Korean counterpart have agreed to make sure North Korea is punished if it carries out its threat to conduct a nuclear test. Amid signs that such a test is coming, South Korea's president also speculated that Pyongyang may detonate multiple atomic devices simultaneously.
Christie tells Letterman '40 percent' of his fat jokes are funny
Accused sniper killer had mental issues
New BlackBerry to be released in U.S. in mid-March
Report: 'Wild Thing' singer dies in U.K.
President signs bill averting government default
Monkey business? U.S. unsure of Iran's space claims
McCain cool to suggestion of Hagel filibuster
Investigators: 680 soccer matches 'fixed' worldwide
Alabama hostage standoff ends
New research station sets up shop in icy Antarctica
Foreigners' accounts in U.S. banks next target in tax crackdown
Alaska brewery powered by … beer
Obama's new favorite phrase to woo the public
In these early days of his second term, President Obama isn’t just promoting legislation on guns and immigration. The president and his surrogates are promoting “common-sense proposals” to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and the mentally ill, and a revamped, “common-sense” immigration system.
