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Kim Kardashian’s beloved white kitten that has been featured in many of the reality star’s Instagram pictures has died. “It is with deep sadness that I have to tell you all that my kitten, Mercy, has passed away. My heart is completely broken,” Kardashian wrote......
Read more: Kim Kardashian's Heart 'Completely Broken' After Kitten 'Mercy' Dies
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Obama asks Congress for $60.4 billion in federal aid for states hit by Superstorm Sandy...
Decomposing carcass of giant whale becoming sad spectacle on Malibu beachShare this post
Historic Mega Millions prize goes to Arizona native who will not reveal identity....
Read more: Watch: Lucky Lottery Winner Claims Half of $587.5 Million Jackpot
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Elizabeth Johnson, the mother of missing infant Gabriel Johnson who at one point admitted to killing her son before saying she gave him away, told a judge she "deserved the maximum" sentence, before receiving a prison term of 5.25 years, half of the max. ...
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Email scammers come out for holiday season in hopes of cashing in on Christmas wishes....
Read more: Watch: Internet Grinch: Christmas Scams Promise Puppies for Children
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Ralphie and his quest for a Red Ryder BB Gun still captivate audiences 30 years later....
Read more: Watch: Person of the Week: 'A Christmas Story' Lives On
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ABC News' Alex Marquardt takes a look at the families impacted by President Assad's regime....
Read more: Watch: Syria Violence: Families Flee from Fighting
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The Obama administration has formally asked Congress for $60.4 billion in additional federal emergency aid for states hit by superstorm Sandy. That is above the $50 billion figure floated earlier in the week as a possible request, but still below the amount sought by many......
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When the movie “A Christmas Story” came out in 1983, few went to see it in theaters but tens of millions have been watching it ever since. Set in the 1940s in a fictional town in Indiana, the story about a boy named Ralphie and......
Read more: Mix of Old and New for 'A Christmas Story' on Broadway
The FCC is urging the FAA to "enable greater use" of electronics on planes.Share this post
Horse therapy has been used for decades to help treat people with physical disabilities or learning disorders, but now they are also being used in an unconventional form of couples counseling....
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Old-fashioned English afternoon tea is a beloved tradition, especially during the holidays, and here's good news for everyone who can't get across the pond this season. North America's finest hospitality venues are serving holiday tea in high style. ...
Tabitha Schulke is fighting an infection that has her doctors baffled.Share this post
7.3-Magnitude Quake Strikes Off Coast of Japan; New ?Fiscal Cliff? Negotiations Still in Stalemate...
Read more: Full Episode: GMA 12/07: John McAfee Collapses at Detention Center
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Now or never. Dan Aykroyd, the self-proclaimed “cheerleader” behind a long-brewing attempt to get the Ghostbusters franchise back into theaters, sat down with Esquire for a lengthy and candid interview this week regarding the status of “Ghostbusters 3.” The bottom line? Time is running out.......
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Psy, the South Korean rapper behind the international phenomenon “Gangnam Style,” apologized today for a 2004 performance in which he said American soldiers should be killed “slowly and painfully,” saying he’s “forever be sorry for any pain I have caused anyone by those words.” At......
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Authorities believe that at least 50 church robberies that have taken place across a string of Midwestern states in recent months – with the thieves taking everything from money for the poor to gift cards for seminary students – are connected....
Read more: 50 Church Robberies in Midwest Now Believed to be Connected
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A Pennsylvania jury awarded one family $109 million in a wrongful death verdict, after a woman was electrocuted for 20 minutes while waiting for utility crews to shut off the power from a fallen utility line. The jury deliberated for less than two hours in......
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