At least 112 killed as fire races through garment factory outside of Bangladesh's capital.
Just in time for the annual holiday family portrait, designers in Japan have come up with a unique alternative to standard prints: miniature action figures of the family.
Fire marshal: Gas company worker punctured pipe that led to Mass. blast that injured 18 people
A real-life Grinch was arrested after he spoiled the holiday cheer at a parade, telling children that Santa isn’t real. The unidentified 24-year-old man, who had his hair gelled to look as though devil horns were protruding from his head, was arrested by police in...
The quest to save some money using coupons turned into a violent confrontation between an extreme couponer and the manager of a discount store. Melissa Mozzo-Mart and Jennifer Hill were shopping at a Dollar Tree store in Germantown, Tenn. the day before Thanksgiving when they say they apparently brought too many coupons for the store to handle.
Sen. Dick Durbin said today that his Democratic colleagues in the House and Senate should be willing to address entitlement programs like Medicare and Medicaid in deficit reduction negotiations. “From my side of the table, bring entitlement reform into the conversation,” Durbin said on “This...Read more: Sen. Dick Durbin: Medicare, Medicaid Fair Game in Talks to Avoid Fiscal Cliff
Casey Anthony detectives overlooked Google search for suffocation made from home computerRead more: Casey Anthony Detectives Overlooked Google Search
A Dallas truck driver is enjoying his first weekend of freedom in seven months after what his employer said was an “honest mistake” landed him in a Mexican prison. Jabin Bogan was transporting a load of ammunition to a Phoenix gun shop in April when...Read more: Trucker Who Made Wrong Turn Freed From Mexican Prison
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said today he does not believe that U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice relied on the most accurate information from the intelligence community when she provided a public explanation for the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya....Read more: Sen. Lindsey Graham Rejects Amb. Susan Rice' Self-Defense
Ben Affleck and Rep. Adam Smith discuss renewed violence in Central Africa.Read more: Watch: 'This Week' Exclusive: Ben Affleck on the Congo
DNC and RNC spokespersons Brad Woodhouse and Sean Spicer shave their heads for charity.
The Powerball jackpot has swelled to $425 million, the largest in the lottery’s history, after no tickets matched the winning numbers in a drawing Saturday night. The Powerball numbers for Saturday were 22-32-37-44-50, and the Powerball was 34. Iowa Lottery spokeswoman Mary Neubauer said the...Read more: No Powerball Winner; Jackpot Grows to Record $425 Million
Half a century ago, the Rolling Stones started as a blues cover band. They found their voice as a kind of anti-Beatles. Together, they’ve sold 200 million albums. Fifty years later, the Rolling Stones still rock and their fans have remained loyal. “I’ve been to...
Nick Schifrin looks at ticket sales, possible set-list released by London Times.Read more: Watch: Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary Tour Excites Rock and Roll Fans
Alex Perez brings you the latest on the rescue of a small kid in danger.Read more: Watch: Child, 2, Falls 20 Feet Down Laundry Chute
Becky Worley tracks the best discounts expected to go live on internet shopping day.Read more: Watch: Cyber Monday Deals: Tempting Online Sales for the Holidays
George Stephanopoulos discusses the upcoming agenda of the returning congress.Read more: Watch: Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Expected to Continue After Thanksgiving Break
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Alleged test-taking fraud enmeshes teachers, sheds light on why adults cheat