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Holocaust museum shooting suspect has a history of seething anger as white supremacist. A frustrated artist and an angry man, the suspect in the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum shooting once tried to kidnap members of the Federal Reserve board, a "caper" thwarted when a guard captured him outside a board meeting carrying a bag stuffed with weapons.

Juan Trippe, founder of Pan American Airways, needed to understand the problems that pilots in the fledgling airline industry ran into as they flew across the country.

Judge orders Washington couple held without bond on charges of spying for Cuba. A federal judge ordered a former State Department employee and his wife held without bond, saying there appeared to be insurmountable evidence that they spied for Cuba.

Judge orders Washington couple held without bond on charges of spying for Cuba. A federal judge on Wednesday ordered a former State Department employee and his wife held without bond on charges of spying for Cuba after prosecutors argued they are a serious flight risk and could endanger the United States by sharing what they know.

For Elvin Hayes, becoming one of the top players in basketball history came down to three things.

A federal judge Wednesday denied bail to a former State Department employee arrested with his wife on charges of spying for communist Cuba for nearly 30 years.

On Aug. 9, 1941, Douglas Bader took off in his Spitfire from RAF Westhampnett, England, at the head of his three squadrons.

To build an innovation culture, embrace the future, don't fear it. Don't quash breakthrough ideas by playing devil's advocate, says Tom Kelley, author of "The 10 Faces of Innovation."

Small, speedy Larry Beavers hopes small college stardom translates to NFL with Panthers. Sure, Larry Beavers didn't face the best competition in college. But still, 39.5 yards per kickoff return and 29.2 on punts with eight combined touchdowns last fall?

The revelation of an intricate web of lies has brought down a gay man who once campaigned for prominent elected officials. The revelation of an intricate web of lies and deception has brought down a gay man who once campaigned for prominent elected officials, the 'New York Times' reported. Rick Duncan claimed he was a wounded Iraq veteran, a 9/11 survivor and a decorated Annapolis graduate, but it was all a lie. Strandlof, Duncan's real name, helped create the Colorado Veterans Alliance with his fake credentials. For three years he spoke out against the Iraq war and rallied for veterans rights without being questioned. Last month, Strandlof, 32, was detained by the FBI and subsequently arrested by the Denver police on an outstanding warrant for driving with a suspended license, after several veterans unraveled his story. He remains in jail and is expected to be arraigned in Colorado on Tuesday. Strandlof became a favorite spokesman of Democratic politicians, appearing in campaign comme

US President Barack Obama held his first talks since taking office with Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas Thursday, as his administration publicly sparred with Israel over West Bank settlements.

US President Barack Obama held his first talks since taking office with Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas Thursday, as his administration publicly sparred with Israel over West Bank settlements.

US President Barack Obama meets Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas Thursday to discuss reviving peace moves, with his administration locked in a showdown with Israel over West Bank settlements.

Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas was to meet with President Barack Obama Thursday as the new US administration steps up pressure on Israel to freeze settlement building in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas was to meet with President Barack Obama Thursday as the new US administration steps up pressure on Israel to freeze settlement building in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas was to meet with President Barack Obama Thursday as the new US administration steps up pressure on Israel to freeze settlement building in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas holds talks with President Barack Obama on Thursday as the new US administration steps up pressure on Israel to freeze settlement building in the occupied West Bank.

US President Barack Obama continues to break new ground in his quest for Arab-Israeli peace as he finishes up his meetings with key players before a landmark speech in Cairo, analysts say.

DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Russia believes in the need to maintain contacts with the Palestinian group Hamas, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Saturday, despite a cooling of ties between the two sides.

Obama's Day: Obama to sign 2 major bills Friday and give commencement address at Naval Academy. President Barack Obama is set to sign two important pieces of legislation on Friday.