The filtered photo war is on. Instagram announced Sunday that it was no longer supporting embedded photos on Twitter, but Twitter isn’t sitting still when it comes to photo sharing. This evening Twitter’s updated its Android and iPhone apps with features that allow you to...
DeeDee Moore, the Tampa woman accused of swindling and then killing lottery winner Abraham Shakespeare, was found guilty today of first degree murder and other charges, after she declined to take the stand and the defense rested without calling a single witness. 
By Ann Reynolds: In April, Emma Brooke Whitehead’s leukemia seemed unbeatable. Emma, a 6-year-old from Phillipsburg, Pa., had been fighting the disease for nearly two years and doctors at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia said there were no standard treatments left. So they took a gamble...
The Australian radio station 2Day FM that pulled the prank call on Kate Middleton's hospital last week has come under fire before for its antics gone wrong.
A report on global trends prepared by the U.S. intelligence community notes that by 2030 China is likely to have surpassed the United States as the world’s largest economy. The report suggests the United States would likely serve as “the first among equals” in a...
A heart surgeon at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center accidentally gave cardiac infections to five patients because his latex gloves tore during surgery, hospital officials confirmed. Of the five patients who were diagnosed with endocarditis, or an infection of the heart chamber lining and valves, four of...Read more: Heart Surgeon Gives Patients Infection When Glove Rips
In a letter sent to key lawmakers on Capitol Hill former U.S. Secretary of State and retired Gen. Colin Powell calls on Congress to support abortion coverage for military rape victims. “Restoring abortion coverage to our servicewomen and military family members who are survivors of...
After losing the presidential election in November, Mitt Romney might have hoped to fade back into the comforting quiet of anonymity, but in the month since the election, he's been popping up everywhere.
The world has changed significantly since “Seinfeld” went off the air 14 years ago. But thanks to a new Twitter account, @SeinfeldToday, we’re getting a taste of what traumas Jerry Seinfeld and the gang might wrestle with today. Barely 24 hours has old, @SeinfeldToday already...Read more: Kramer on Energy Drink? Elaine Stung by Yelp? Envisioning 'Modern' Seinfeld
The two bodies found by hunters in Iowa last week are missing cousins Lyric Cook and Elizabeth Collins, the state’s medical examiner’s office confirmed Monday. The Evansdale Police Department has notified the girls’ families, according to a release by the Black Hawk County Sheriff’s Office....
Ex-South Florida police officer, who murdered 9 in 1986 crime spree, scheduled for execution
Maj. Gen. Adnan Sillou, the former No. 2 in Syria's chemical weapons program, says President Assad will use chemical weapons on Syrians.Read more: Assad Will Use Chemical Weapons, Says Former General, Now Defector
Bob Bashara was sentenced to 6 to 20 years in prison today for hiring a hitman to kill his wife's alleged murderer.Read more: Up to 20 Years for Hiring Hitman for Wife's Alleged Killer
The killing of the "most famous wolf in the world" at Yellowstone National Park is coinciding with wildlife officials discussing potential new restrictions for hunting near the park.
The Australian radio station 2Day FM that pulled the prank call on Kate Middleton's hospital last week has come under fire before for its antics gone wrong.
Read more: Royal Hoax Station Had History of Pranks Gone Wrong
Patricia Mills, 39, of Western North Carolina was just hoping to get two English bulldog puppies for her daughters, but she was duped in an airport scam that unsuspecting gift-giving families are being drawn into during the holidays. Mills said she saved up for a...
Former police officer Jack McCullough was sentenced to life in prison today for the 1957 murder of Maria Ridulph, ending one of the nation's longest and most notorious cold cases.
Maj. Gen. Adnan Sillou, the former No. 2 in Syria's chemical weapons program, says President Assad will use chemical weapons on Syrians.Page 640 of 1582
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