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The man is now in military custody while officials investigate what happened....
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A medical miracle saved a 19-month-old girl who fell on a pencil....
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The Florida deputy wasn't injured after pulling the suspect over for alleged theft of sunglasses....
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A little more than two weeks into his new 11:35 p.m. time slot, late-night host Jimmy Kimmel was ousted from his gig by actor Matt Damon, who brought out a plethora of A-list stars to help him hijack the show. “The Departed” actor has been......
Dozens of women are fighting back after intimate photos they sent to former romantic interests have been sent by their exes to a so-called “revenge porn” website and posted online. Holley Toups says that she was at work one day and a friend called to......
North Korea turned its anger towards its neighbor, threatening South Korea in a statement today. The fresh round of belligerance came as China, North Korea's closest ally, warned that it could pull its aid if North Korea doesn't tone it down and drop plans for another nuclear test....
Morning Business Memo… With the start of the tax filing season just around the corner, the IRS is on alert for rising cases of identity theft and tax fraud. Many taxpayers can become victims if they are not careful about protecting their personal information. In......
ABC News’ Gio Benitez (@GioBenitez) and Hana Karar (@HanaKarar) report: Retailers in Colorado are cracking down on Tide laundry detergent thefts by locking up the product and hiring undercover security guards to patrol their aisles. The Colorado Retail Council hopes that such measures will help......
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Why is Washington in gridlock? For many reasons, but California researchers did experiments and suggest that powerful people -- such as politicians and corporate executives -- think, wrongly, that they have better moral compasses than the rest of us....
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