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Tornado-battered Okla. school buries first victim

usatoday.com — Nine-year-old student tells how he survived the tornado that reduced his school to rubble. Powered by NewsLook.com Workers continue to dig through the rubble of Plaza Towers Elementary School after a tornado moved through Moore, Okla. (Photo: Sue Ogrocki, AP) MOORE, Okla.

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Worley demoted to Triple-A to work on location

minnesota.twins.mlb.com — ATLANTA -- After giving up a career-worst eight runs in just 3 2/3 innings in the Twins' 8-3 loss to the Braves on Wednesday, Vance Worley was optioned to Triple-A Rochester after the game. Minnesota will make a corresponding roster move on Friday, presumably to bring up Samuel Deduno to start against the Tigers.

He’s In: Anthony Weiner Launches Run For Mayor With Video

politicker.com — He's in. After weeks of speculation, disgraced Rep. Anthony Weiner has officially thrown his hat into the mayor's race, announcing he's running with a new video posted on his revamped campaign website. "Look, I made some big mistakes. And I know I let a lot of people down.

Advisers Urged Obama Early On To Release Comprehensive Benghazi Timeline

buzzfeed.com — WASHINGTON - The White House Counsel's office advised senior Obama officials to keep quiet about the attack in Benghazi during the weeks preceding last year's November presidential election, according to two administration sources.

Journalism advocates call leak investigations chilling

usatoday.com — President Obama speaks about the tornadoes that impacted Oklahoma. (Photo: Mark Wilson, Getty Images) WASHINGTON - The Justice Department says it hasn't prosecuted journalists for obtaining or publishing classified information and has no plans to.