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Over 5 million Jeep vehicles under investigation for deadly fires

NATIONAL NEWS (CNN) — More than five million Jeep vehicles are being investigated by the federal government for deadly fuel-tank fires caused by rear-impact collisions.

Colorado fire tops 56,000 acres, weather stays hot and windy

Firefighters in northern Colorado face another round of nightmare conditions on Monday as high temperatures, low relative humidity and gusty winds whip a blaze near Fort Collins.

Obama administration to stop deporting some young illegal immigrants

In an election-year policy change, the Obama administration said Friday it will stop deporting young illegal immigrants who entered the United States as children if they meet certain requirements.

McCain slams Adelson's 'foreign money'

(CNN) -- The influx of cash to Mitt Romney's campaign operation from billionaire casino owner Sheldon Adelson doesn't sit well with Sen. John McCain, a Romney supporter and longtime advocate of campaign finance reform.

Suspects being questioned in case of dismembered woman

NEW ORLEANS, LA — UPDATE: The two suspects were identified and brought into custody this morning. They are Margaret Sanchez, 28, and Terry Speaks, 39, both of Kenner.

Thunder top Heat in Game 1 of NBA Finals

Oklahoma City — The Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Miami Heat 105-94 Tuesday Night in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.

Remaining charges dropped against John Edwards

The Justice Department has formally dismissed the remaining charges against former presidential candidate John Edwards.

Pew survey: Doubt of God growing quickly among young Americans

WASHINGTON -- The percentage of Americans 30 and younger who harbor some doubts about God's existence appears to be growing quickly, according to a recent Pew Research Center survey.

'Some success, some failure' in Colorado wildfire fight

Hundreds of residents ordered out of their homes as a massive wildfire advanced on the suburbs of Fort Collins, Colorado, may be allowed to return Wednesday evening, fire officials said.

Santorum sticks by mild praise for Romney

Former presidential candidate Rick Santorum stood by his tepid endorsement of former rival Mitt Romney on Tuesday, saying he supported the presumptive GOP nominee but would still try to hold his "feet to the fire."