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Among 10 Things to Know: US government shutdown, health bill rescue at stake in Congress; Arkansas executes 2 inmates on the same gurney, hours apart; Seoul: North Korea holding drill to mark military anniversary
Outdoors retailer L.L. Bean says a systems upgrade is causing shipping delays
Officials say dozens of teens robbed and assaulted passengers on a regional transit train in Oakland over the weekend in an apparently orchestrated attack
A South Carolina man accused in a number of killings won't be allowed to leave jail for his mother's funeral
Half a century ago, Colorado became the first state to allow abortion for reasons other than rape or an imminent threat to a woman's health
Arkansas has become the first state in more than 16 years to carry out a double execution
Arkansas carried out its first execution in nearly 12 years using a protocol that includes three drugs, two of which are used in surgery and one that benefits cardiac patients
An Arkansas prisons spokesman says the first inmate executed Monday night was speaking to the Arkansas Department of Correction director shortly after his lethal injection began
A federal judge temporarily halted a second execution Monday night in Arkansas after attorneys said in a court filing that the first execution for Jack Jones "appeared to be tortuous and inhumane."
Arkansas has become the first state in more than 16 years to carry out a double execution
When it comes to music and visual arts, American teenagers could use some help
Arkansas puts to death Marcel Williams, completing nation's first double execution since 2000
The Chicago aviation officer who pulled a man off a United Airlines flight sys the man was physically and verbally combative during the incident