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Study links homicides in some US cities with the use of lead water pipes from 1921 to 1936.

Families have been seeking compensation for 1983 terror attack that killed 241 US Marines.

A campaign memo predicts the GOP frontrunner will clinch the nomination by first round of balloting.

Attorney General Bill Schuette expected to announce charges against a city worker and state employees.

Wins give campaign boost ahead of the 26 April primaries in 5 states.

There are 95 delegates available to Republicans and 247 delegates available to Democrats.

The US Supreme Court denied an appeal claiming Google books violates copyright law.

Drivers were trapped in cars and homeowners confined to attics as water levels rose in flash flooding.

Lemi Berhanu Hayle and Atsede Baysa nabbed first place in the 120th edition of the marathon.

'You have a right to be armed to protect your family,' the Texas senator said.

Makhzoomi was escorted off the flight and searched as police officers, bystanders and dogs looked on.

Republican governor for Ohio was speaking at the Watertown, New York town hall event on 13 April.

Pairing current-generation fighter jets with older aircraft could reduce the risks faced by pilots.

Willie Cannon died from a gangrene infection after being repeatedly kicked in testicles at a family party

Jack McCullough was imprisoned in 2012, after being convicted for the murder of Maria Ridulph.

The US president will visit the UK, Saudi Arabia and Germany next week.

The company is giving its employees the morning off to soak in the sixth series.

'It is now clear that the virus causes microcephaly,' said CDC head, Dr Frieden.

Marina Lonina,18, and Raymond Boyd Gates, 29, from Ohio charged with rape and other offences.

The mosquito which spreads the Zika virus is now present in about 30 states.

The suspect was caught on CCTV apparently making himself burgers and drinking a tasty beverage.

Both countries hope visit to Hiroshima war memorial museum will be 'forward looking' says official.

Staff were told the windows had to be smashed to "relieve pressure" or the restaurant could explode.

Republican Dennis Hastert was second-in-line to presidents Clinton and George W Bush.

Several injured as police close off the base's Medina Annex.

Mark Adams, 58, also escaped but was picked up without incident 25 miles from the hospital.

Vasquez murdered, dismembered and drank the blood of David Cardenas in April 1998 in Donna, Texas

Sanders and Clinton will vie for 14 Wyoming delegates ahead of the all-important New York primary.

Employers will make up the difference from state fund to pay workers 100% of wages for leave time.

Bans on imports of gold and rare earth elements used in high-tech products are announced.