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  • Supreme Court Rules On Strip Search Issue
    A divided Supreme Court has ruled that jail authorities may strip search people arrested for even minor offenses. The majority said courts must defer to prison officials to prevent new inmates from putting lives at risk. Dissenters said corrections officials should have to justify a strip search for someone brought in on a minor charge.
  • Jazz singer Theo Bleckmann tackles Bush's classic "Love and Anger" with a sharp mind and a soulful heart.
    Theo Bleckmann: The Soul Of Kate Bush
    The jazz singer tackles Bush's classic "Love and Anger" with a sharp mind and a soulful heart.
  • Police descended on Oikos University in Oakland, Calif., Monday after the shootings that left at least seven people dead.
    Carnage In Oakland: 'People Started Running, And He Started Shooting'
    When a gunman opened fire Monday on students in a classroom at a small college, some tried to escape. In a nearby room, others locked themselves in. At least seven people were killed. At least three others were wounded.
  • Baylor's Brittney Griner (42) blocking a shot by Georgia Tech's' Sasha Goodlett on March 24.
    In Women's Title Game, Baylor Goes For History
    Notre Dame faces a juggernaut: the undefeated Baylor Lady Bears and their 6-foot, 8-inch, star Brittney Griner. If Baylor wins, the team will finish the season undefeated and be the first in NCAA basketball to win 40 games in one season.
  • A Buyer's Market: The Balance Of Power In Retail
    Shopping apps and retail websites give consumers the power to compare prices, read reviews and shop on the go. Stephanie Clifford, business reporter at The New York Times and market researcher Paco Underhill discuss how many brick-and-mortar stores are altering pricing strategies.
  • Destroyed vehicles sit in a Kenworth trailer lot after a tornado that swept through the area toppling many of the trailers on the lot on Tuesday in Lancaster, Texas.
    Tornadoes Touch Down Near Dallas; Widespread Damage Reported
    The weather service says there is considerable damage in their wake.
  • Dan Auerbach (left) joins Dr. John on the latter's new album, <em>Locked Down.</em>
    Dr. John: Swamp Grooves From The Bayou Underworld
    With help from Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, Dr. John returns to the spooky, percussive sounds of his first records on Locked Down.
  • FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg says there is a desperate need to have the Reagan-Udall Foundation up and running.
    FDA To Fund Controversial Research Foundation
    In 2007, Congress created a public-private foundation to support research of interest to the FDA. Critics said this amounted to a new way for industry groups to influence the agency's decisions, and any FDA funding for the foundation was blocked for years. That's about to change.
  • After Military Coup, Sanctions Cripple Mali
    People in the West African nation of Mali are having mixed reactions to the recent military coup, the sanctions imposed by the regional economic bloc as well as the loss of the nation's north to Tuareg insurgents seeking to impose
  • Shooter At Oakland School Targeted Administrator
    More details are emerging about the shooting that left 7 dead at an Oakland university on Monday. The suspect is One Goh, a former nursing student at the school.
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