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Taser makers say don't aim at chest

The maker of Taser stun guns has advised law enforcement agencies to avoid hitting suspects in the chest, partly "to minimize controversy."

Deadly chase brings new look at stun gun use

A fatal police chase involving a teenager on a bicycle has led the Pensacola, Florida, police department to revamp its policy on stun guns, officials said.

Florida school officials won't go to jail for praying

A judge has ruled in favor of two Florida school administrators who faced contempt charges for saying a prayer at a school luncheon, according to a group that helped represent them.

CNNMoney: When the CEO heads back to the mail room

Small businesses have shed an estimated 1.6 million jobs this year. That leaves the remaining staffers to pick up the workload left behind -- and even bosses are pitching in. With their employee rosters cut to the bone, business owners are going back to the basics, re-learning to do tasks they may not have handled in years.

School brass facing prison time for luncheon prayer

Two Florida school administrators face contempt charges and possible prison time for saying a prayer at a school luncheon.

People.com: Jude Law's Baby-to-Be's Name Revealed

The actor's fourth child will be a daughter named Sophia, lawyers for expectant mom Samantha Burke tell PEOPLE exclusively

People.com: INSIDE STORY: Who is the Mother of Jude Law's Baby?

Samantha Burke, who is pregnant with the actor's child, is a model from Pensacola, Fla.

Who is the mother of Jude Law's baby?

On her online model profile, Samantha Burke says she is passionate about fashion and photography, and has aspirations of becoming an actress.

Florida slayings investigation is 'like master's-level chess'

Investigators are making "very delicate moves" in probing the killings of a Florida couple known for adopting special-needs children, the local sheriff said Friday.

Two questioned in killings of Florida couple

Detectives are questioning two people in connection with the killing of a Gulf Coast couple known for adopting special-needs children, the Escambia County sheriff said Saturday.

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