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A young Florida girl is "not the same" after seeing her older sister, 13, shot dead on a school bus early Tuesday, allegedly by a 15-year-old boy.
People with ADHD are more likely to commit crimes when off their meds.
They don’t want a Leapfrog LeapPad 2, Nabi 7 or any other of the new tablets for kids. Nope, the kids want iPads. According to a Nielsen survey, kids are asking for Apple devices more than any other tech item this holiday season. “American kids...
The accidental deaths of three California women from mushroom poisoning comes at a time of mounting reports of poisoning from wild toadstools across the county, according to a prominent liver specialist.
The British boy band, with its second No. 1 album, has taken the U.S. by storm.
The man known as "John Doe Duffel Bag" was arrested today in connection with the slayings of three shopkeepers of Middle Eastern descent in Brooklyn. Salvatore Perrone, 63, was arrested following a long night of questioning by detectives. Charges were not immediately released.
Tampa socialite Jill Kelley, the woman at the center of the scandal that brought down CIA chief David Petraeus, was apparently so eager to make a multi-billion dollar Korean business deal that she was willing to cancel anniversary plans with her husband, Dr. Scott Kelley, according to emails reviewed exclusively by ABC News.
An unusual but beloved tradition will take place this week at the White House. The Thanksgiving tradition of "pardoning" a turkey at the White House is one that dates back all the way to the time of Abraham Lincoln.
Written by ABC News: Top Stories
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
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For Anna Sumner, sleep was like a drug. In 2007, Sumner -- then 32 -- had already battled chronic drowsiness for nearly a decade. What had manifested as bouts of sleepiness beginning in 1998 had gradually worsened over the years. "I would awaken at 5 o'clock, and be unsure if it was 5 a.m., 5 p.m., or 5 a.m. the following day," Sumner said....
The Missouri man accused of planning a movie theater massacre at a screening of the final "Twilight" movie was arrested in 2009 after following a Walmart clerk with a knife and rubber mask, according to a newly released arrest report. 
Police in Colorado investigating the disappearance of 19-year-old aspiring model Kara Nichols are now seeking two women who were the last two people seen with the teen before she vanished after leaving her Colorado Springs home in October.
Experts debunk 12 flu myths. 
The rockets fell silent over Gaza for the first time in eight days this afternoon following the announcement of a ceasefire in the bloody conflict between Israel and Hamas.
These brave women agreed to lay out their unusual love lives in a daring TLC show, "Extreme Cougar Wives," a reality special showcasing "cougar" and "cub" relationships. 
Thanksgiving is the deadliest holiday to drive.
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi is being credited with
