Philadelphia abortion doctor goes on trial in deaths of woman, 7 babies at 'house of horrors'
Texas man, 46, dies of apparent heart attack in San Francisco Bay during Alcatraz triathlon
Obama nominates Wal-Mart's Sylvia Burwell as next budget chief in midst of fiscal battles
A Mississippi baby born with HIV more than two years ago appears to be the first documented case of a child's being cured of the virus, according to doctors and scientists.
US, Saudi Arabia warn Syria and Iran as Kerry visits Mideast, visits Palestinian leader
American denies intent to kill Irish exchange student as murder trial begins in Japan
Bobby Rogers, who founded The Miracles and collaborated with Smokey Robinson, dies at 73Read more: Rogers, Founder of Motown Group The Miracles, Dies
Cardinals begin pre-conclave meetings amid scandal, resignation and problems of churchRead more: Cardinals Begin Pre-Conclave Meetings Amid Scandal
Up to 15 miners reportedly fired for 'Harlem Shake' performance inside Australian gold mine
Pakistani Shiites mourn as death toll of massive car bombing in Karachi reaches 45Read more: Pakistani Shiites Mourn as Bomb Death Toll Hits 45
Scientists say child born with HIV apparently cured, offers clues for fighting pediatric AIDSRead more: Scientists Say Baby Born With HIV Apparently Cured
I just came back from a hair appointment where my hair dresser was gushing that he recently won a case in small claims court and that it was all very doable for him. (He had done $2,000 of hair extensions on a customer whose check then bounced!) Hearing him crow made me want to remind the rest of you of this important tool. It's called small claims court, but it can be a big relief if somebody owes you and you haven't gotten satisfaction any other way. The dollar amount that you can sue for...
A giant, inflatable colon in Times Square raised awareness for colon cancer on Friday, the start of National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.Read more: Giant Colon in Times Square Raises Colon Cancer Awareness
Children and pregnant women most commonly affected; can eat dirt, feces, hairballs in a behavioral disorder that may signal iron deficiency.
President Barack Obama will nominate a veteran of the Clinton administration and Walmart’s current philanthropic director to lead his Office of Management and Budget on Monday. A senior administration official tells ABC News that Sylvia Mathews Burwell will be appointed to replace the acting director,...Read more: Obama to Nominate Walmart's Sylvia Mathews Burwell as Budget Director
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