Tests by Boeing that were approved by the Federal Aviation Administration before the 787 Dreamliner was certified to fly showed minimal danger of fire -- and the FAA should find out why, the National Transportation Safety Board said today.
The Whole Foods aesthetic starts long before they create that perfect stack of rainbow chard. It starts out in the dirt, on the farm.
Wisconsin police arrest actor James Cromwell for protest against animal testing at university
A Philadelphia prosecutor is upset today that a judge declared a mistrial in an assault case because a witness literally cried his eye out. John Huttick, 48, was testifying Wednesday about the last thing he saw when he went to break up a fight in...
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta said Thursday that the automatic budget cuts prescribed in the sequestration legislation would undermine the Department of Defense's ability to fulfill its responsibility to protect American citizens.
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A Pennsylvania boy is currently in a medically induced coma after a schoolyard fight with classmates who he and his family claims were bullying him. Sixth-grader Bailly O’Neil, an honors student, of Darby Township, Pa., was involved in a fight four weeks ago at the...
Claim made at confirmation hearing for CIA chief nominee Brennan.Read more: Intel Chair: Civilian Drone Casualties in 'Single Digits' Year-to-Year
By SAMANTHA RILEY A nanny sits in a New York City jail cell today after a hidden camera recorded her slapping the face of a 5-month-old baby girl. Mamura Nasirova, 52, was caught striking little Sabrina Mardakhaev as the tot as she sat in her...
A Virginia woman is suing her ex-boyfriend after he tormented her and her teenage daughter by posting their photos on prostitution sites, sending dozens of men to their home, and distributing nude photos of the woman to her co-workers, her daughter and her daughter's friends. The year long harassment caused the woman to lose her job in a bank and forced her to change her name.
Autopsy report: Mexican teen fatally shot at least 11 times by Arizona Border Patrol agent
CIA hearing: Brennan says US still at war with al-Qaida; hearing interrupted by protests
Lawmakers ask police to remove people holding signs calling John Brennan a "national security risk."Read more: Watch: Protesters Interrupt Start of CIA Nominee's Hearing
Will Virginia start minting its own currency? It’s an idea worth considering, according to the state’s House of Delegates. The lower chamber passed a bill Monday to study the possibility. The legislation, proposed by Manassas Republican Del. Robert Marshall, would create a new joint subcommittee...
What killed the dinosaurs? There is new evidence today, presented in the journal Science, confirming that they went extinct after an asteroid or comet hit the Earth -- a theory that has been questioned since it was first proposed in 1980.
Researchers have drawn the strongest link yet between these kinds of foods and risk of stroke. Specifically, University of Alabama researchers found that people who regularly ate foods traditionally found in the southern diet had a whopping 41 percent increased risk of stroke -- and in African-Americans, it was 63 percent higher risk. Page 404 of 1347
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