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Inmate Darryl Jeter is interviewed at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. Jeter is serving a life sentence for the killing of Indiana State Trooper Scott Patrick in 2003.
The stories of two particular firearms show the unpredictable paths taken by guns, moving from hand to hand into the grasp of criminals such as inmate Darryl Jeter, above, who is serving a life sentence for the 2003 killing of an Indiana state trooper, falling off the radar and then reappearing with sudden, fatal violence. (Washington Post)

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates orders a Nov. 30 release date "to support Congress's wish to consider repeal before they adjourn," according to officials.


Obama administration officials are looking at hazardous waste storage, toxic air emissions and an array of other contaminants to try to determine whether low-income and minority communities are disproportionately exposed to them.


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