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Nine young elephants find new home in Mexican zoo

By Associated Press
June 11, 2012

PUEBLA, Mexico (AP) - It was the stuff of a major film studio's next animation project: Nine African baby elephants orphaned after their parents were poached, but then miraculously rescued to a wild game...

Possible lungs found on LA county sidewalk

By Associated Press
June 11, 2012

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Authorities say something that looks like lungs have been found on a sidewalk in south Los Angeles County. Sheriff's Sgt. Robert Dean tells the Los Angeles Times (http://lat.ms/LkBEdZ...

KKK group aims to adopt highway for litter control

By Associated Press
June 11, 2012

ATLANTA (AP) - A Ku Klux Klan group is trying to join Georgia's "Adopt-A-Highway" program to clean up litter on a mile-long stretch of road, creating a quandary for state officials hesitant to acknowledge...

Google, French publishers settle book clash

By Associated Press
June 11, 2012

PARIS (AP) - Internet search giant Google and a group of French book publishers say they've resolved a long-running dispute over Google's book scanning and indexing efforts. Google and France's National...

Feds to set critical habitat for endangered frog

By Associated Press
June 11, 2012

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is designating nearly 6,500 acres in Mississippi and Louisiana as critical habitat for the endangered Mississippi gopher frog - the only endangered...

United States, allies start working on transition plan for Syria

By The Associated Press
June 6, 2012

ISTANBUL (AP) - The United States and its allies in Europe, Turkey and the Arab world have agreed to work on a political transition plan for Syria, hoping to persuade President Bashar Assad's powerful...

Veterans gather at World War II museum to remember D-DAY

By The Associated Press
June 6, 2012

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Sixty-eight years after Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy, historians and veterans at the National World War II Museum Wednesday recalled the sacrifices made as troops under...

New York judge said anti-gay marriage law unconstitutional

By The Associated Press
June 6, 2012

NEW YORK (AP) - A federal judge in Manhattan joined judges across the country Wednesday by striking down a key component of a federal law denying benefits to partners in a gay marriage. U.S. District Judge...

Man fleeing Bossier police crashes getaway car into school bus

By The Associated Press
June 6, 2012

SHREVEPORT (AP) - A man fleeing Bossier City police crashed a pickup into a school bus loaded with children in Shreveport. Shreveport police say it happened shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday. As many as 15...

Scientists excited about rare Iowa mammoth bones discovery

By The Associated Press
June 6, 2012

OSKALOOSA, Iowa (AP) - An unusual discovery of mammoth bones on a rural Oskaloosa farm has experts studying prehistoric life excited about scientific discoveries that may lie with the massive beast. The...

Morocco promotes solar energy advancement with plane landing

By The Associated Press
June 6, 2012

RABAT, Morocco (AP) - Morocco's ambitious and expensive plan to draw 40 percent of its energy needs from the limitless power of its sun by 2020 received a publicity boost this week as the first solar-powered...

Shar Pei accepts, nurses two Siberian tiger cubs in Russia

By The Associated Press
June 6, 2012

MOSCOW (AP) - Two Siberian tiger cubs abandoned in Russia by their mother found an unusual wet nurse - a wrinkled, sand-colored Shar Pei dog named Cleopatra, a zoo worker said Wednesday. The cubs were...