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State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland called North Korea’s deployment of an intercontinental ballistic missile “highly provocative,” and said the country would face international consequences at Wednesday’s briefing. The country’s foreign ministry asked that the launch not be “overblown” in the international sphere, but U.S. officials are...
A woman was arrested in Barcelona, Spain, after she was caught allegedly smuggling cocaine inside her breasts. The Associated Press reports the border police noticed suspicious activity Wednesday when a Panamanian woman arrived on a flight from Bogotá, Colombia, with scars and blood-stained gauze wrapped around...
An unpaid intern to Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., was a registered sex offender and undocumented immigrant and is now facing deportation, a DHS official confirmed Wednesday to ABC News. The intern, 18 year-old Luis Abrahan Sanchez Zavaleta from Peru, who worked in a New Jersey...
NJ man pleads not guilty to murder in case of 6-year-old NYC boy who vanished in 1979
A Mexican businessman linked to the company whose jet crashed near Monterrey, Mexico on Sunday, killing star singer Jenni Rivera, 43, and six other people, has been convicted of falsifying aircraft records, counterfeiting government inspection stamps, and drug-trafficking charges, court records show.
The businessman, Christian E. Esquino Nuñez, also owes millions in state and federal taxes and even an undisclosed amount to the norteño band Los Tigres del Norte, according to state and court r...
Company that sells everything from cowboy boots to chickens said sales were up during recession.
"The Impossible," which be in theaters nationwide on Dec. 21, tells the true story, in excruciating detail, of what happened to the Belons, a family who was caught up with millions of people in the disaster.
Written by ABC News: Top Stories
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
| 4:14 pm
Family reunions can make for enjoyable get-togethers, but not the one the Shivers triplets may soon be having: The three brothers are all in jail in Michigan. Two of the 21-year-old brothers – Deshawn and Juronn – were recently convicted of unarmed robbery by a......
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, the journalist who champions human rights around the world, wants the government to stop giving welfare checks to poverty-stricken children with disabilities. It’s a stance that inspired solidarity with conservatives and fiery criticism from liberals, not Kristof’s usual reception....
Software mogul John McAfee has been released from detention in Guatemala City and is waiting to board a flight to the U.S. McAfee told ABC News he would be on a 3:40 p.m. flight to Miami. "I haven't been in control of my own life for months," he said, "so who knows what will happen."
The manhunt for the brazen hit man who executed Los Angeles man Brandon Lincoln Woodard in broad daylight on the edge of Central Park broadened today as NYPD detectives arrived in Los Angeles where they began drilling down into the victim's associates, business interests and background in an effort to develop clues as to the killer and his possible motives.
Chris Christie, New Jersey's bombastic governor, found himself at the center of two of this year's biggest news stories, and in the literal eye of the storm when headlines about the presidential election and superstorm Sandy collided. 
Software founder McAfee released in Guatemala, headed to airport for US flight
When Hillary Rodham Clinton steps down from her post as secretary of state as expected early next year her political career will have spanned over two decades. ABC's Barbara Walters sat down with the secretary to discuss just what makes the secretary so fascinating to so many people around the world, and what the cultural and political icon finds fascinating herself.
