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A Washington man who gunned down two sex offenders offered little in the way of apology even as he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Patrick Drum, 34, hailed by some as a vigilante hero and others as a cold-blooded killer, called the grief the victim's families felt "collateral damage that I feel bad about."
Read more: Man Who Killed Two Sex Offenders Gets Life Sentence
Wayne Watson’s love of popcorn almost turned deadly after he developed respiratory problems in 2007 known as “popcorn lung.” Watson, a Denver native, says he ate about two bags of popcorn everyday for 10 years, and developed the rare disease possibly from inhaling the artificial...
Wayne Watson’s love of popcorn almost turned deadly after he developed respiratory problems in 2007 known as “popcorn lung.” Watson, a Denver native, says he ate about two bags of popcorn everyday for 10 years, and developed the rare disease possibly from inhaling the artificial...
Wayne Watson ate 2-3 bags of microwave popcorn a day until he developed a rare condition.Read more: Watch: Man Wins $7 Million in Popcorn Lung Lawsuit
Wayne Watson ate 2-3 bags of microwave popcorn a day until he developed a rare condition.Read more: Watch: Man Wins $7 Million in Popcorn Lung Lawsuit
Wayne Watson ate 2-3 bags of microwave popcorn a day until he developed a rare condition.Read more: Watch: Man Wins $7 Million in Popcorn Lung Lawsuit
Wayne Watson ate 2-3 bags of microwave popcorn a day until he developed a rare condition.Read more: Watch: Man Wins $7 Million in Popcorn Lung Lawsuit
Wayne Watson ate 2-3 bags of microwave popcorn a day until he developed a rare condition.Read more: Watch: Man Wins $7 Million in Popcorn Lung Lawsuit
One month after being shot in her driveway by an alleged hitman hired by her husband, a Texas woman appeared in court to face her estranged husband. Read more: Wife 'Thankful' to be Alive After Alleged Murder-for-Hire Hit
Graduate from Harvard, and Aunt Bessie will be impressed. Graduate from Loma Linda University, and you'll get a better job—or at least one that pays more. According to PayScale, which tracks college graduates' starting median salaries, the latest crop of Harvard grads will earn $54,100; those from Loma Linda, $64,600.Harvard's tuition and fees are $40,866; Loma Linda's $29,096. Asked by ABC News to go looking for colleges whose new graduates earn more than Harvard's, PayScale came up with a surprising list of 12 schools. Forget Princeton. Forget Yale. Tell your son or daughter to throw away the leather elbow-patches and to forget the ivy. What they want is a nice maritime academy or school of mines.
Read more: Beat Harvard: 12 Colleges Whose Grads Earn Higher Pay
Graduate from Harvard, and Aunt Bessie will be impressed. Graduate from Loma Linda University, and you'll get a better job—or at least one that pays more. According to PayScale, which tracks college graduates' starting median salaries, the latest crop of Harvard grads will earn $54,100; those from Loma Linda, $64,600.Harvard's tuition and fees are $40,866; Loma Linda's $29,096. Asked by ABC News to go looking for colleges whose new graduates earn more than Harvard's, PayScale came up with a surprising list of 12 schools. Forget Princeton. Forget Yale. Tell your son or daughter to throw away the leather elbow-patches and to forget the ivy. What they want is a nice maritime academy or school of mines.
Read more: Beat Harvard: 12 Colleges Whose Grads Earn Higher Pay
Graduate from Harvard, and Aunt Bessie will be impressed. Graduate from Loma Linda University, and you'll get a better job—or at least one that pays more. According to PayScale, which tracks college graduates' starting median salaries, the latest crop of Harvard grads will earn $54,100; those from Loma Linda, $64,600.Harvard's tuition and fees are $40,866; Loma Linda's $29,096. Asked by ABC News to go looking for colleges whose new graduates earn more than Harvard's, PayScale came up with a surprising list of 12 schools. Forget Princeton. Forget Yale. Tell your son or daughter to throw away the leather elbow-patches and to forget the ivy. What they want is a nice maritime academy or school of mines.
Read more: Beat Harvard: 12 Colleges Whose Grads Earn Higher Pay
Graduate from Harvard, and Aunt Bessie will be impressed. Graduate from Loma Linda University, and you'll get a better job—or at least one that pays more. According to PayScale, which tracks college graduates' starting median salaries, the latest crop of Harvard grads will earn $54,100; those from Loma Linda, $64,600.Harvard's tuition and fees are $40,866; Loma Linda's $29,096. Asked by ABC News to go looking for colleges whose new graduates earn more than Harvard's, PayScale came up with a surprising list of 12 schools. Forget Princeton. Forget Yale. Tell your son or daughter to throw away the leather elbow-patches and to forget the ivy. What they want is a nice maritime academy or school of mines.
Read more: Beat Harvard: 12 Colleges Whose Grads Earn Higher Pay
Graduate from Harvard, and Aunt Bessie will be impressed. Graduate from Loma Linda University, and you'll get a better job—or at least one that pays more. According to PayScale, which tracks college graduates' starting median salaries, the latest crop of Harvard grads will earn $54,100; those from Loma Linda, $64,600.Harvard's tuition and fees are $40,866; Loma Linda's $29,096. Asked by ABC News to go looking for colleges whose new graduates earn more than Harvard's, PayScale came up with a surprising list of 12 schools. Forget Princeton. Forget Yale. Tell your son or daughter to throw away the leather elbow-patches and to forget the ivy. What they want is a nice maritime academy or school of mines.
Read more: Beat Harvard: 12 Colleges Whose Grads Earn Higher Pay
The family of Yeardley Love, the college senior who was murdered by ex-boyfriend George Huguely, said today that they were shocked when they found out about Huguely's violent past and had urged Yeardley to get a restraining order against him.
Read more: Yeardley Love's Family Feared Ex-Beau's Violent Past
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A preview of what to watch in tonight's debate in Massachusetts
The First Absentee Ballots Have Been Mailed, Early In-Person Voting Begins Soon