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A federal law requires companies to tell responders of chemicals on their properties.
It seeks to legalize most of the country's 11 million unauthorized residents.
Hundreds of youth have torched cars and attacked police in four nights of riots in immigrant suburbs of Sweden's capital, shocking a country that dodged the worst of the financial crisis but failed to solve youth unemployment and resentment among asylum seekers.
It promises full refunds for trips that are canceled due to mechanical failure.
Even teens who once craved iPhones are turning on the company.
Zach Sobiech's "Clouds" became a YouTube sensation with more than 4 million views.
Attorney General Eric Holder informed Congress on Wednesday that the U.S. had killed four Americans in drone strikes since 2009 ? radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki and three others who were ?not specifically targeted.?
A fourth-grade field trip to a Mississippi River park popular with fossil hunters turned deadly Wednesday when gravel saturated by persistent rain gave way, killing one child and injuring two others.
Jurors in the Jodi Arias murder trial said Wednesday they were unable to reach a unanimous verdict on whether she should be sentenced to life in prison or death.
