The year 2012 was the ninth warmest globally since record keeping began in 1880, said climate scientists today from NASA. NOAA, crunching the numbers slightly differently, said 2012 was the tenth warmest year, and both agencies said a warming pattern has continued since the middle...
One World Trade Center has become New York City's tallest skyscraper today as workers erect steel columns that makes the unfinished skeleton a little over 1,250 feet high. Read more: Photos: More Images of One World Trade Center Released
The Satanic Temple is planning its first major rally, which will be held in support of Florida Gov. Rick Scott later this month.
Walmart announced today that it is increasing the sourcing of U.S. products by $50 billion over the next 10 years, hoping to boost U.S. manufacturing and jobs. Walmart, based in Bentonville, Ark., is the largest retailer and private employer in the U.S. with 4,601 stores...
Days after a failed rescue attempt by French special forces, a terrorist group based in Somalia has not yet revealed the fate of a French spy it has held hostage for years, but has released a flurry of statements complaining that the Western media has...Read more: Terrorists Won't Disclose Fate of French Spy After Failed Raid
Facebook's rolling out a new search tool. ABC News and Nightline have all the details. Read more: Facebook Secret Revealed: Company Announces New Tool
National Rifle Association's release of "Practice Range" app has the women baffled.Read more: Watch: 'The View' on NRA Shooting App: Think It Out
Lindsay Lohan’s latest court hearing has produced yet another series of court dates. In Los Angeles today, a lawyer for the problem-prone starlet plead not guilty to misdemeanor charges stemming from allegations that Lohan lied to police about her June car crash on the Pacific...
Every Thursday around dusk, a group of men, hardened criminals sentenced for a variety of violent crimes and incarcerated at the Pre-Release Unit in Jessup, Md., can be found with knitting needles in hand and balls of yarn in their laps.Read more: 'Knitting Behind Bars' Helps Inmates Cope With Prison Life
The NRA has released a mobile 3-D shooting game. Read more: NRA Releases Mobile 3-D Shooting Game for Children
Ready, set…doodle! It’s that time of year again, time for the nation’s youngest artists to put their imaginations to paper and create Google’s next doodle for the popular search engine’s homepage. Google has announced their opening for submissions for the sixth annual “Doodle 4 Google,”...
A shipment of 18 human heads, still covered in skin, was held at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol. Customs officials halted the heads for investigation before handing them over to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.Read more: Shipment of 18 Human Heads Halted at O'Hare Airport
Another Clinton is taking on an important role in the 2013 Presidential Inauguration. The Presidential Inaugural Committee announced Tuesday that Chelsea Clinton, daughter of former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, will head up the National Day of Service on Saturday. SLIDESHOW: The...
Homaro Cantu discusses innovative ways to serve delicious and healthy meals.Read more: Watch: Chef Shares Secrets to Cutting Calories Without Losing Flavor
Stockholm police are investigating what drove a Swedish cleaning woman to crash an empty commuter train into an apartment complex in a suburb of Stockholm. “The woman stole an empty commuter train from a train depot and drove it to a suburb of Stockholm...
The new principal at a high school in Everett, Mass., has come under fire for showing a video in which he stalks the school dressed as Arnold Schwarzenegger's character in "Terminator 2," which some parents and faculty say belittles school violence.
Read more: Principal Blasted for Showing Faux 'Terminator' Video
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