For three weeks in 2002, John Allen Muhammad led a two-man sniper team that struck on his orders, claimed 10 lives and deliberately terrorized Virginia, Maryland and Washington. “Call me God,“ police were told in notes left at the scene of...

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The worst recession in 70 years has ended. But tell that to people trying to find jobs. “The recession is not over until everyone who wants to work is working and working at what they want to do,“ said Walter Courtney of Montpelier. Courtney,...

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The last minute included a one-handed touchdown reception, a wide-left field goal try, and the conclusion of a 17-game winning streak. Villanova’s Brandyn Harvey made the one-handed grab for a 29-yard touchdown with 59 seconds left—on fourth...

• Villanova was winner in battle of big plays
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