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Statue of Liberty's crown reopens for visitors

Thirty people joined National Park Service rangers Saturday in climbing to the crown of the Statue of Liberty, the first tourists to go into the landmark's crown since the 9/11 attacks.

Your views of iconic Lady Liberty

The crown of the Statue of Liberty will reopen to tourists on July 4.

Statue of Liberty's crown to re-open July 4

The crown of the Statue of Liberty will re-open to tourists on July 4, the Interior Department said Friday.

SI.com: Goodell, 'Hawks coach Mora to climb Mount Rainier

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and Seahawks coach Jim Mora are ready for a big trek -- up Mount Rainier.

No deal yet to buy land for 9/11 memorial

The government is delaying legal action against Pennsylvania landowners who haven't yet agreed to sell their land for a memorial to victims of United Airlines Flight 93 on September 11, 2001, federal officials said Friday.

National parks to offer fee-free weekends

It's hardly a bailout, but the federal government is hoping that waiving fees at national parks will help boost local economies across the country.

An emotional fight over land for Flight 93 memorial

A chain link fence now stands between Tim Lambert's land and the impact site of United Airlines Flight 93, which crashed here on September 11, 2001. The property has been in Lambert's family for almost 80 years.

Thousands flock to D.C. for Cherry Blossom Parade

Thousands of visitors lined Constitution Avenue in Washington on Saturday morning for the annual National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade.

At least 7 die as bus overturns near Hoover Dam

A bus carrying Chinese tourists overturned Friday near Hoover Dam, killing at least seven people and injuring at least nine, an Arizona Department of Public Safety spokesman said.

Officials admit big problems with inaugural crowding

The U.S. senator in charge of the Congressional Inaugural Committee has acknowledged there were "significant problems" handling crowds that kept thousands of people with valid tickets from witnessing the inauguration of President Obama.

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