The police officer was wounded while pursuing a man at a city housing project, the authorities said.

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Police Officer Is Shot in the Face At a Brooklyn Housing Project

A fight between prisoners at a jail in Altamira in northern Mexico leaves 31 inmates dead, the authorities say.

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Fight in Mexican prison kills 31

A woman and her baby are killed in Colombia’s southern Putumayo province in a bomb attack the authorities blame on left-wing rebels.

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Two die in Colombia bomb attack

Syrian state TV says the authorities have released 755 people detained during the nine-month-old uprising against President Bashar al-Assad.

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VIDEO: Syria ‘frees 755 held in unrest’

The boss of a criminal gang said to control much of Colombia’s drugs trade hands himself to the authorities along with more than 280 members.

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Drug boss surrenders in Colombia

Thousands of Egyptians attend a rally at Tahrir Square in the capital, Cairo, to denounce the authorities’ violent tactics against protesters.

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Egyptians march against military

The arrest of Jerry Sandusky, a former Penn State assistant football coach, followed grand jury testimony by two additional accusers, the authorities said.

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Sandusky Arrested on New Sexual Abuse Charges

The head of Russia’s main independent monitor group Golos is detained for several hours after refusing to handover her laptop to the authorities.

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Russian chief poll monitor held

A man was fatally shot on a crowded Q111 bus by a man who had just killed another man two miles away and told the police he “had a beef to settle,” the authorities said.

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City Room: Two Men Shot Dead, One on a Bus in Queens

At least seven people are expected to turn themselves in to the authorities next week on allegations of cheating on college admissions exams as part of a scandal on Long Island.

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ARBUTUS, Md. — Authorities in Maryland say two women threw bleach and another chemical on each other during a fight at a Walmart, prompting officials to evacuate the store for two hours and call in a hazardous materials team. Fire officials say 19 people had to be taken to hospitals, although only one was thought to have serious injuries. That person was taken to the Wilmer Eye Institute with a potentially serious eye injury. Read full article > >

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Authorities: 2 women throw bleach on each other during fight at Walmart; hazmat team called

The single-engine helicopter, with five people onboard, went down moments after it took off from a helipad at East 34th Street, the authorities said.

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Helicopter Crashes in East River

DELTA, Utah — Authorities planned to resume searching the rugged Utah desert Sunday as part of a nearly two-year investigation into a missing mother after three days of digging in what had been described as a shallow grave turned up no remains. Cadaver dogs led police to the site Wednesday just off a dirt road near the base of Topaz Mountain, a popular rock-hounding spot in remote central Utah. The area is more than 130 miles from the location where Susan Powell was last seen at her West Valley City home on Dec. 7, 2009. Read full article > >

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Authorities end examination, excavation of Utah desert site in missing mom mystery

CARSON CITY, Nev. — Authorities say two of the three people killed after a gunman opened fire at a Nevada IHOP restaurant were National Guardsmen in uniform. Nevada Highway Patrol Trooper Chuck Allen says extra security measures have been put in place on state and military buildings in northern Nevada as a safety precaution. Copyright 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Read full article > >

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A program requiring Arab and Muslim men to register with the authorities is over, but Mohammed G. Azam is among those still caught in its net, immigration experts say.

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A Post-9/11 Registration Effort Ends, but Not Its Effects