Biden calls Boston bombing suspects ‘knockoff jihadists’
BOSTON — Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday denounced the Chechen brothers accused of planting the Boston Marathon bombs as “two twisted, perverted, cowardly knockoff jihadists,” even as investigators scrambled to find out more about the suspects, one living and one dead. Full story
HiRISE camera may uncover Mars 3
The UA-operated HiRISE camera, which takes high-resolution images of Mars while orbiting the planet, may have revealed the location of a long-lost Soviet probe. Full story
UA ranked in Princeton Review's 2013 green colleges guide
The UA was named among the top “green” colleges in the country for demonstrating a strong commitment to the environment and sustainability. Full story
Boston Marathon bombing suspect faces two federal charges
BOSTON — The Justice Department on Monday publicly charged Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev with using a weapon of mass destruction. Full story
Obama waits before calling Boston Marathon explosions 'act of terror'
WASHINGTON — It took President Barack Obama nearly 24 hours to describe Monday’s bombings at the Boston Marathon the same way that lawmakers, experts and even his own staff did: As an act of terrorism. Full story
UA runners recall horror, chaos amid explosions in Boston Marathon
Kathy Stoehr was about 10 seconds away from crossing the Boston Marathon finish line when an explosion went off, followed almost immediately by a second blast. Full story
Developing: Boston Marathon ends with two explosions
BOSTON _ Two huge explosions rocked the Boston Marathon finish line at Copley Square Monday afternoon, apparently causing numerous casualties and traumatic injuries, as the streets were crowded with runners, spectators and post-race partiers. A top city official said police were finding “more devices.” Full story
UA faculty follows Obama's lead on BRAIN initiative
UA faculty is taking a collaborative approach to research in order to further President Barack Obama’s initiative to solve the mysteries of the brain. Full story
President Obama faces backlash over proposed Social Security cuts
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama’s coming push for less generous increases in Social Security benefits is angering his party and perplexing economists, many of whom question why he’d replace one ineffective measure with another. Full story
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