Former South African president Nelson Mandela is able to spend at least part of the holiday season with his family at home rather than in a hospital room. Government officials say the 94-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner was discharged tonight from an undisclosed hospital in...
The prevalence of obesity and extreme obesity among young U.S. children seems to be on the decline, according to government researchers.
South Africa: Nelson Mandela released from the hospital, will get more care at home
Philadelphia is installing condom dispensers in 22 city high schools where students as young as 14 will be able to receive condoms for free in an effort to combat an "epidemic" of sexually transmitted disease among the city's teenagers.
MOSCOW – Famed gunmaker Mikhail Kalashnikov is reportedly in the hospital, with some reports quoting sources saying he is in intensive care. According to Russian news agency RIA Novosti, the 93-year-old inventor of the AK-47 was admitted to the hospital last Thursday. “He was in intensive...
If there's one person most likely to keep new gun-control measures from passing Congress swiftly, it's Sen. Tom Coburn, the Republican from Oklahoma.
Randi Zuckerberg, the former marketing director of Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg’s sister, was not happy at the end of her Christmas day. A photo she posted to her Facebook account of her family, including the Facebook CEO, playing around with Facebook’s new Poke app, ended...
Christmas came early to a mom and daughter whose son and brother, respectively, decided to turn his homecoming from military training into a holiday surprise. Chris G., a soldier in the U.S. Army whose last name was not released, has spent the past eight months...Read more: Soldier Arrives Home for Early Christmas Surprise
Ever wonder what happens in the airport back room where your body image is being screened by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents? An anonymous blogger claiming to be an ex-TSA agent, says he or she has the answer. It’s not quite as illicit as you...
A killer Christmas storm is churning its way north leaving hundreds of thousands without power and snarling travel plans for people trying to get home after the holiday. Six people have died, mostly in weather related car crashes, as the South was hammered by as many as 34 tornadoes and a lethal coating of sleet and snow that spread from the South into the Midwest. Over 280,000 customers are without across the South today with 100,000 without power in Little Rock, Ark. alone.
Woman, 4 children, found dead in Oklahoma City house that burned; man critically injured
Bush spokesman says fever that kept ex-president in Houston hospital over Christmas is gone
Washington police are investigating whether NBC’s David Gregory broke the law by holding up what appeared to be a 30-round gun magazine on Sunday’s Meet the Press despite being denied permission by police to bring the weaponry on the show. It is illegal in the...Page 563 of 1334
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While abroad, soldiers send home their holiday greetings on "GMA."
"Les Miserables" and "Django Unchained" cap record sales at box office.
The musical cast performs the famous song in Times Square.
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