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Bag of Donuts takes care of business with ‘SuperPop’

By LESLIE T. SNADOWSKY - Associated Press

Members of the media as they film four of the original surviving Magna Carta manuscripts that have been brought together by the British Library for the first time, during a media preview in London. Documents being displayed at the British Library show that Britain offered the United States a copy of the Magna Carta in hopes of persuading a reluctant America to enter World War II and fight against Nazi Germany. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)

EDITORIAL: Magna Carta turns 800 this week

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Wounded Warrior Caregiving Hero: Meet Emily Emmons

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Rebecca Hagelin and her daughter, Kristin Carey.

REBECCA HAGELIN & KRISTIN CAREY: Memorial Day duty for all Americans

By Rebecca Hagelin and Kristin Carey

PHOTOGRAPHS PROVIDED BY THE POPE JOHN PAUL II CULTURAL CENTER
More than 300 Nativity scenes on display at the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center's annual "Joy to the World" exhibit come from 47 nations and range from simple creches made of humble materials to elaborate works of art.

REBECCA HAGELIN & KRISTIN CAREY: Christmas Advent well worth the wait

By Rebecca Hagelin and Kristin Carey

Jo Frost encourages everyone to support children worldwide #GivingTuesday by visiting shotatlife.org (PRNewsFoto/UN Foundation&apos;s Shot@Life...)

9 extraordinary acts of service that will restore your faith in humanity

By Katelyn Carmen - Deseret News

No joke: New York woman gives birth outside home

Associated Press

Ex-pitcher Tommy John promotes suicide prevention

By SUE LOUGHLIN - Associated Press

Gadsden student wins state spelling bee

By JOHN DAVIDSON - Associated Press

3 brothers serve Highway Patrol in western NC

By ALYSSA MULLIGER - Associated Press

In this Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2014 photo, Chris Woods, director of London's National Conservation Service, very carefully handles the Magna Carta, in Houston. The centuries old parchment will be on display at the Houston Museum of Natural Science for six months starting Feb. 14, 2014. (AP Photo/Pat Sullivan)

Magna Carta copy arrives in Houston for exhibit

By RAMIT PLUSHNICK-MASTI - Associated Press

FILE - In this 2009 photo provided by the family, Renee Thomas holds Nikolai at an orphanage in Kursk, Russia. On Thursday, Feb. 6, 2014, Thomas went on television in Russia with an emotional appeal for an exception to be made to Russia's year-old ban on adoptions by Americans. She and her husband adopted a boy from Russia in 2008 and refuse to give up long-standing efforts to also adopt Nikolai, their son's biological brother. (AP Photo)

On Russian TV, US mom urges waiver to adoption ban

By DAVID CRARY - Associated Press