MOSCOW–Three suspects, including a top ballet dancer, have reportedly confessed to carrying out a vicious sulfuric acid attack on Sergei Filin, the artistic director of the renowned Bolshoi ballet, in January. Police said the three men each signed statements admitting their role in the plot....
The teenage skier who survived two freezing nights alone in the woods said he used skills he learned from reality television to survive the snow and blistering winds. Nicholas Joy, 17, of Medford, Mass., was found at 9 a.m. Tuesday, three days after he disappeared...Read more: Lost Teenage Skier Credits Reality TV Survival Skills
San Francisco debuts the world's largest light sculpture made of 25,000 LED lights.Read more: Watch: Lights Illuminate Bay Bridge in San Francisco
The Pentagon’s newest military honor, symbolized by a two-inch bronze medallion, has sparked fierce debate over the nation’s growing corps of drone pilots and cyberwarriors and how to commend their service, which happens far from an actual battlefield. The Distinguished Warfare Medal, approved by Defense...
The Beverly Hills home that actor Kelsey Grammer shared with his ex-wife Camille just received a price cut of $1 million to $14.995 million. The Grammers purchased the 10,567-square-foot estate for $13.7 million in 2007. They first listed the seven-bedroom home for $18.9 million in 2008. Grammer and the "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star divorced in 2011. Grammer is married to his fourth wife, Kayte Walsh.
Maduro becomes Venezuela's interim leader and will run for president, just as Chavez ordainedRead more: Even After Death, Chavez Gets Choice of Successor
Meet the Second Amendment enthusiasts who take girls' night out to the shooting range.Read more: Watch: Women: Fastest-Growing Group of US Gun Owners
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For all the dire warnings, most Americans welcome a five percent cut in overall federal spending this year. But the defense budget is another matter. The public by nearly 2-1, 61-33 percent, supports cutting the overall budget along the lines of the sequester that took...
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