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First fatal shooting of an agent since 2010.
Only a few people — those lucky enough to get seats inside — were able to witness history last June when the Supreme Court announced its health care decision. Now, as it begins its new term, the court has turned over audio recordings of the...
Retired senior American military officer told going to Tripoli was bad idea.
Authorities in Florida are searching for a mystery woman who hitched an illegal ride on the back of a manatee. Deputies from the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call at Fort De Soto Park Sunday afternoon after a concerned witness reported a woman...
Jonathan Karl goes inside Nats Park to get to the bottom of the latest Washington scandal. 
A new study questions whether beta blockers help heart disease patients avoid heart attack, stroke and sudden cardiac death. The paper was published in the Journal of American Medical Association.
Two U.S. Border Patrol Agents were shot today near Naco, Ariz., with agent slain and another badly wounded. The gunshots were possibly fired by drug traffickers, federal and county officials said. The slain agent was Nicholas Ivie, 30. His partner was not immediately identified. A third agent was unharmed.
A new report shows that some 2,400 millionaires received unemployment insurance benefits during the economic downturn, a number that has caught the attention of politicians who funded extensions of benefits for up to 99 weeks as the economy crumbled. In 2009, 2,362 millionaires received unemployment benefits, down from 2,840...
Written by Indiana 105
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
| 3:18 pm
Samsung and Apple continue their legal battles, even after a jury recommended Samsung pay $1 billion for copying Apple patents. Judge Lucy Koh has lifted the U.S. ban on Samsung's Galaxy 10.1 tablet, and Samsung argues Apple's iPhone 5 ought to be banned....
Officially dubbed the Bloodhound Supersonic Car, the pencil-shaped racer is hoping to become the fastest car in the world and the first to eclipse 1,000 miles an hour – faster than a speeding bullet.
It’s official: The Foo Fighters are now on indefinite hiatus. In a statement provided to ABC News, frontman Dave Grohl said the band will be taking a break now that they’ve finished supporting their Grammy-winning album, “Wasting Light.” “I’m not sure when the Foo Fighters are going to play...
Mark Castellano, the Houston computer technician who has been charged with killing his ex-girlfriend, Michelle Warner, taped an interview with TV talk-show host Phil McGraw two days before allegedly confessing to police investigating her death.
There's a moment when you're stuck in a canyon, with rock walls soaring on either side, when you realize there is no way out but down.
