Microsoft's going way beyond gaming with the Xbox One. Here are the details on the console, which will be out before the end of the year.
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State starts to recover after storm decimates entire neighborhoods in Moore, Oklahoma.
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Read more: Watch: Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin on Tornado Aftermath

Survivor of the 2011 Joplin, Mo., tornado relives the loss of two grandchildren, 6 and 10, who were ripped from their mother's arms while the family huddled for safety in a bathtub. She tells those separated from their children in Moore, Okl., to turn to counseling and God.
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Convicted murderer says she "can't in good conscience" ask jury to sentence her to death.
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Read more: Watch: Jodi Arias to Donate Hair, Recycle If Allowed to Live

As the terrified tornado-whipped students of Briarwood Elementary School in Moore, Okla., cowered on their hands and knees with backpacks over their heads, tearfully pleading for their parents, they asked their teacher, 'Is this really happening?' Sheri Bittle, a first-grade teacher at Briarwood, today recounted the horror of Monday's twister that she said sounded like a train that kept barreling by as it ravaged her school.

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Jodi Arias begged the jury hearing her death penalty case to spare her life, using a photo slideshow, quoting Dickens, and using props for her argument, though she recently made statements that she would prefer the death penalty.
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Douglas Shulman, the former commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, said today he was “dismayed and saddened” that his agency had improperly targeting conservative groups, but declined to offer a direct apology and dismissed suggestions that he mislead Congress. The testimony from Shulman, who was...

Read more: IRS 'Blemish' Prompts Senators' Scorn

The first group that claims they were unfairly scrutinized by the Internal Revenue Service filed suit today against the agency in federal court in Washington, D.C., seeking damages and the granting of their long-delayed tax-exempt status application. True the Vote, a Houston-based voter watchdog group, filed...

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Here are seven U.S. natural disasters that each cost at least a billion dollars.
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Read more: PHOTOS: Billion Dollar Natural Disasters

MOSCOW – A delegation of American lawmakers will travel to Russia next week in part to investigate last month’s Boston Marathon bombings, ABC News has learned. The group, led by Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif., wants to find out why a 2011 Russian request that the...

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