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New Jersey State Police have released the 911 call of a teen who said she was abducted from her home in September by a 28-year-old black man.
A Discovery Channel video shows two giraffes using their six-foot necks as weapons.Read more: Watch: Most Violent Giraffe Fight Ever Filmed Goes Viral
Kate Middleton's family started selling royal baby merchandise on their company's website.Read more: Watch: Royal Baby: Middleton's Launch Baby Merchandise
In California alone, more than 800 new laws go into effect.
Tips for keeping your New Year's resolutions and not procrastinating.Read more: New Year's Resolutions: Make This Year's Goals Stick
Taxes will go up for all Americans on New Year's Day without a compromise.Read more: Watch: 'Fiscal Cliff': Lawmakers Scramble for Last-Minute Deal
Chinese activists defy security in rare visit with Nobel prizewinner's wife under house arrest
NC authorities charge 1 man, search for another following theft of 100 meteorites
Israel eases blockade on building materials to Gaza in new concession to Hamas
Many new, unusual state laws will take effect when the ball drops at midnight and millions of Americans ring in the New Year, including one that will limit the number of cats in a household. Turns out 2013 will be unlucky for cat lovers in...
Asia-Pacific nations greeting 2013 eagerly; Myanmar celebrating with 1st public countdown
Family pleas for pregnant, ailing American woman missing in Afghanistan with Canadian husbandRead more: US Family Pleas for Couple Missing in Afghanistan
If you're thinking about using energy drinks to stay up into the wee hours to welcome in the New Year, take care. The whopping caffeine dose and other additives in those drinks may harm you more than you think.
Kids aren't getting enough recess at school, the country's top pediatricians' group said in a policy statement issued Monday.Read more: Recess 'Crucial' for Kids, Pediatricians' Group Says
New Year’s Eve is upon us and a bunch of good movies are in theaters. Why not use that as an excuse to whip up some great drinks? ABCNews.com asked Sother Teague, the bartender at New York’s cocktail bar Amor y Amargo, to come up...
With hours to go before fiscal cliff is breached, markets relatively calm at year end
The New Year is almost here, and executives at some U.S. companies are glad 2012 is over. These are the firms that went off the rails, leading to large share-price losses. For this story, we looked at the nine biggest share-price losers among U.S.-based companies with market...
After the Times Square ball drops on New Year’s Eve and copious amounts of Champagne get toasted and drunk, many might find themselves forgetting more ”auld acquaintances” than they intended and waking up to 2013 with a vicious hangover. A hangover is essentially a build-up of acetaldehyde, a toxin in...
Analysis The fiscal cliff is just the beginning. Regardless of whether Democrats and Republicans reach some kind of last-minute bargain to avoid the worst effects of tax hikes and spending cuts, the disaster that has been the fiscal cliff negotiations has broad implications for the...Read more: Analysis: Deal or No Deal, 'Cliff' Debate Will Linger Into 2013
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