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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 09/27
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Body burned in cabin? Where Christopher Dorner investigation goes now. (+video)
Questions remain about the body burned in a cabin – presumed to be fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner – as well as the manhunt leading up to Tuesday's standoff.
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Christopher Dorner manhunt: A $1 million reward and possible sighting (+video)
Christopher Dorner remains at large, but a $1 million reward has been posted for info leading to Dorner's arrest. Dorner, an ex-L.A. cop, is wanted for killing three people and is believed to be planning to kill more.
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Hunt for Christopher Dorner becomes major PR problem for L.A. police (+video)
Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck says he will review alleged cop killer Christopher Dorner's charges of racism. It could be an important step in reversing the LAPD’s history of corruption and abuse.
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Former LAPD officer suspect in two murders
Police in Los Angeles are looking for a former officer who is believed to have shot and killed two people on Sunday. The suspect, Christopher Dorner, was dismissed from his job at the LAPD in 2009. The police are seeking the public's assistance in finding him.
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Pussy Riot sentenced: Is chorus of support helpful, or just fashionable?
Cities across the US took part Friday in Pussy Riot Global Day, but it's not clear whether the support, from governments and celebrities, will help members of the feminist punk group who were sentenced to prison for criticizing Vladimir Putin.
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California bill could allow more than two parents per child
When adults fight over parenthood, a judge must decide which two have that right and responsibility — but that could end soon.
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Occupy LA eviction deadline passes, and protesters file suit to stay put (VIDEO)
Occupy LA is still standing after a midnight deadline to dismantle the 500-tent encampment outside City Hall passes. The mood among protesters mixes defiance and resignation.
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Can mobile banking take off in Afghanistan?
A new mobile banking service tries to navigate the geography and politics of Afghanistan.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 09/27
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San Francisco, Los Angeles prosecutors face off in race to replace California Attorney General Jerry Brown
Jerry Brown decided to seek the governor's office rather than run for re-election.
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Next blow to Rust Belt: bankrupt parts suppliers
Lear Corp., the second largest producer of car seats, filed for bankruptcy Tuesday.
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Fastest-growing cities seek to beat recession soonest
Cities in Texas, North Carolina, and California dominated the top 10 list of fastest-growing US cities in 2008.
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The new voter: A young Arab-American feels duty-bound to vote
Syrian-born Omar Kurdi of Irvine, Calif., became a US citizen at age 15. A student activist, he gives much weight to the candidates’ foreign-policy stances, especially in Iraq and the Middle East.
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