Fear follows families that flee Mexico's drug war
Fort Hancock Texas residents face fear as Mexican drug violence spreads across the Rio Grande. Families flee Ciudad Juarez while gunmen reportedly follow, prompting security cameras, armed patrols, and counselor services in Fort Hancock and nearby towns.
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Heavy favorite falls to Northern Iowa at Midwest Regionals
In the NCAA men's basketball Midwest Regional, a heavily favored team was upset by Northern Iowa, ending the title hopes and advancing the Panthers to the next round.
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Obama shows humor to humanize a detached presidency
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