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West Virginia Voters Make Primary Picks
Voters in West Virginia make their presidential preferences known today. Senator Hillary Clinton is favored to triumph over Senator Barack Obama, but this will do little to erase his front-runner stance. (May 13)

China Welcomes Foreign Aid As Death Toll Rises
The Chinese government says it will welcome offers of foreign aid after the country was rocked by a massive earthquake that has killed nearly 12,000 people. (May 13)

Raw Video: Matt Walsh Arrives at NFL Offices
Former New England Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh arrived early Tuesday morning at the NFL offices in New York for a long-anticipated meeting with commissioner Roger Goodell. (May 13)

Death Penalty Off the Table in Sean Taylor Case
Prosecutors in Miami say they won't seek the death penalty against four people charged with murder in the case of Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor if they are convicted. (May 13)

Second Polygamist Mom Gives Birth
A mother from a polygamist sect gave birth Monday to a baby boy who was immediately taken into child-protective custody. The state acknowledges the mother may be an adult. (May 13)

ICE Agents Raid Meat Packing Plant
Federal immigration agents arrested more than 300 people in Postville, Iowa on Monday during a raid on a meat packing plant. (May 13)

Pedophile Suspect to Stay in NJ Jail
A small-time New Jersey actor who allegedly traveled to Thailand to have sex with underage boys was denied bail on Monday. (May 13)

Woman Working With Police on Drug Bust Murdered
A woman helping police in Florida with a narcotics investigation has been found dead after a two-day search. And the two targets of the drug investigation are now suspects in her murder. (May 12)

Inside a New Mexico Apocalyptic Sect
While the leader of a New Mexico sect sits in jail faces charges of criminal sexual contact with a minor, the AP gained access to his compound and talked with his son. (May 12)

Wildfires Force Evacuations in Central Florida
Florida officials say they shut down a 7-mile stretch of I-95 and parts of U.S. Highway 1 because of wildfires burning on the central Atlantic coast. The governor declared a state of emergency, as fires destroyed more than a dozen homes. (May 12)

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