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Poll: Arabber horses confiscated

Was the Baltimore City Health Department right to confiscate 19 arabber horses, which it says were living in poor conditions?

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The anti-choice

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Wheels off the bus

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Speeders get a second chance

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Major Hasan's turmoil

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Time for answers

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Compounding failure

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Questions for Mr. Karzai

Our view: President Obama must lay out clear benchmarks for reforms in Afghan governance before committing thousands more troops to an unpopular war

Mickey's makeover

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Fearless or foolhardy?

You'd think that after 14-year-old Destinee Parker, a Montebello Elementary/Middle School student with no underlying health conditions, died this fall from the...