The U.S. economy grew at an annual rate of 0.1 percent in the last three months of 2012, according to the second estimate released by the Commerce Department on Thursday, a reverse from the 0.1 percent decline reported in the advance estimate last month.
Footnote to history: Lincoln's chiropodist gets star treatment at London's Highgate Cemetery
ABC News’ Will Cantine reports: Woodside, Calif., is one of the wealthiest communities in the country, and the owner of a unique dating site wants to take advantage of its rich history by offering the town $11.65 million to change its name — to SugarDaddie.com,...
NYU Langone Medical Center remebers evacuating six babies with heart defects during Superstorm Sandy.Read more: Infant Returns to NYU Langone After Superstorm Sandy Evacuation
Washington has its eye on the sequester this weekRead more: Woodward vs. Obama: All The President's 'Threats'
Online videos show pranksters smashing gallons of milk in supermarket aisles.Read more: Watch: Gallon Smash Prank: Supermarket Milk Prank Is a Hit
A hockey coach was caught on tape tripping an opposing team's player, breaking his wrist.Read more: Watch: Hockey Coach Faces Jail Time for Tripping Young Player
The former University of Montana quarterback is accused of sexual assault.Read more: Watch: Jordan Johnson's Two Days of Testimony in Trial
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives descended on David Koresh's Waco, Texas, compound Feb. 28, 1993, when four agents died along with five Davidians before dozens perished in fire 51 days later. Read more: Photos: ATF Raided Koresh's Davidians 20 Years Ago
The pope gave the cardinals some direction in choosing his successor before stepping down.Read more: Watch: Pope Benedict XVI Asks Cardinals to Create Harmony
US announces $60 million in new aid to Syrian opposition, says will work with rebel fighters
Memorial service and burial at West Point for Gulf War I's 'Stormin' Norman' Gen. Schwarzkopf
South Africa: Police watchdog investigates death of man who had been dragged by police van
Obama administration nearing deadline for weighing in on Supreme Court gay marriage case
4th Philly-area teen sentenced to prison in beating of mentally disabled woman on stoop
American cities recently have proposed 300-square-foot or smaller “micro” apartments, but 40 square feet already is the norm for some of the poorest residents in Hong Kong. The Society for Community Organization (SoCO) has released these aerial photos showing how people live in tiny, cramped Hong Kong...
The automatic budget cuts of the legislation called the sequester kick in Thursday. While lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have battled to disarm or do away with sequestration, local communities are gearing up to endure the effects such across-the-board cuts will have for them.
Donny Collins, who went from an all-girls prep school dorm to a male fraternity at Emerson College in Boston, needed to raise $8,100 to pay for "top surgery" as he morphs from female to male. Read more: Fraternity Helps Transgender Brother Pay for Sex-Change Surgery
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