The U.S. Air Forces Escape and Evasion Society was founded in 1964 by aircrew members who evaded capture by enemy forces during foreign wars.
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Feds begin to regulate payday loans
A consumer agency is proposing rules that make sure borrowers have the abililty to repay a loan.
‘Sniper’ scores highest-ever Super Bowl weekend
Hollywood holds off on high-profile releases for football-dominated weekend.
Japan reacts with horror to beheading of journalist
Kenji Goto’s mother cautions against triggering a ‘chain of hatred.’
Patriots rally in fourth quarter, win Super Bowl XLIX
New England defeats Seattle, 28-24, for its fourth NFL title.
Clinton bides her time, weighs her options
Hillary Rodham Clinton faces the challenge of a primary season with little competition, if any at all.
Rival towns have stake in 2016 presidential race
Chappaqua is home to the Clinton family while nearby Greenwich is home ground for the Bush family.
John Christie: 10 reasons to ski in Maine
There’s no reason not to put those boards in the snow.
Snowmobilers reassured on new trail system rule
Northern New England’s national forests already comply, and no changes in management will occur, managers say.
Vatican’s outreach to women sparks criticism
A video draws ridicule but the initiative to better understand women’s issues continues.