Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and husband Mark Kelly met Wednesday with New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, a man who shares their passion for stricter gun laws. According to Mayor Bloomberg’s office, the closed-door meeting lasted one hour and was the first time Giffords...
The parents of a Maryland first grader have hired a lawyer to fight their son's suspension for making a gun gesture with his finger and saying "pow."
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who blasted members of his own party Wednesday for abandoning a $60 billion relief bill for superstorm Sandy victims, had a fruitful fundraising period, raising more than $2.1 million since he announced his re-election Nov. 26. The campaign pulled in...
Five Idaho inmates are blaming alcohol for the crimes that put them in prison and are suing some of the nation’s top liquor and wine companies for $1 billion. Keith Allen Brown, Steven Thompson, Woodrow Grant, Cory Baugh and Jeremy Brown all claim that alcohol...
US Immigration and Customs enforcement agents have rescued 44 children from people who have been sexually abusing them as part of an extensive child pornography investigation which resulted in 245 people being arrested over the course of five weeks late last year.
While Congress has yet to discuss spending cuts to defense and some domestic programs, they have drawn the line on tax increases and tax break extensions.
The murder trial of 32-year-old Jodi Arias, who is accused of the murder of her one-time boyfriend, Travis Alexander will outline the twists and turns in the investigation into his 2008 death as well as Arias different versions of exactly what happened. Read more: Jodi Arias Trial: A Timeline of Events in the Murder Case
Two reportedly drunk women forced the landing of a British Airways flight in Lyon, France, earlier this week. Flight BA2664 was headed from London’s Gatwick Airport to Tunis. The flight was diverted to Lyon, the airline said, following “the continued disruptive behavior of two female...
A teenage photo of the late Lady Diana labeled "not to be published," will be up for sale at an auction on Jan. 17. The photo is stamped Feb. 1981, and was taken some time before she moved into Buckingham Palace on Feb. 23, 1981. She married Charles, the Prince of Wales, on July 29, 1981.
One in 24 American drivers has admitted to falling asleep at the wheel in the past month, according to a new report on drowsy driving by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The report, based on a survey of nearly 150,000 drivers in...
An American journalist covering the bloody civil war in Syria has not been heard from since he was kidnapped on Thanksgiving Day, less than a year after he was captured and held by government forces in Libya, his family said.
After enduring a bumpy ride during the “fiscal cliff” negotiations and watching 151 members of his conference vote against the deal he supported, rumors swirled across Capitol Hill Wednesday that House Speaker John Boehner could resign as speaker. Boehner’s speakership seemed to be threatened even...
Congress ushering in new members Thursday with the old, deeply divided government
Snooki hasn’t only spent the last couple of months nutring her baby son Lorenzo. She’s also been preparing her new line of audio gear. Oh yes, you heard that right. Snooki, who partnered with iHip last year to release a set of headphones, is back at...
An employee at Connecticut’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has been placed on paid leave for allowing her husband to peek at the body of Sandy Hook school shooter Adam Lanza, officials told ABC News today. Jean Henry, an administrative worker in...Page 540 of 1338
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