The National Weather Service says tornado had wind speeds up to 200 mph.

Read more: Watch: Tornado Rips Through Moore, Okla.

While one's earning potential increases with a college degree, you don't necessarily need to spend $40,000 a year for a diploma for a job that pays as much.

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In advance of Apple CEO Tim Cook's testimony later today, in Washington, on the way Apple avoids paying U.S. taxes on money it earns overseas, both Apple and congressional investigators tried to get in a preemptive kidney-punch or two. Monday night Apple released an advance copy of Cook's testimony. Its 17 pages of self-defense are clear, blunt, unambiguous: Apple, Cook declares, "does not use tax gimmicks." It pays "an extraordinary amount" in U.S. taxes—nearly $6 billion last year, making it "likely the largest corporate income tax payer in the U.S." Its' effective tax rate last year, he says, was approximately 30.5 percent.

Read more: Apple Circumvents U.S. Tax Code, Feds Claim

Children's meditation is gaining ground as studies find meditation is good for growing minds.

Read more: Little Yogis Use Meditation to Chill Out, Improve Focus

Miguel's Billboard Music Awards accident a reminder to stay safe at concerts.

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As a trio of scandals are all combining to embarrass the Obama administration at the same time, a growing number of Republicans are worried their party will screw it up. For every cry of "impeachment," there's a louder cry from the GOP establishment not to get too far ahead of themselves, at least not yet.

Read more: Caution and Bombast: Two GOP Responses to Scandal

Americans in a new ABC News/Washington Post poll sharply reject special scrutiny of conservative groups by the Internal Revenue Service, suspect an administration cover-up of the Benghazi incident and express substantial distrust of the federal government more generally. Yet the national survey also finds no backlash...

Read more: Public Sharply Critical on IRS, Benghazi

At least 51 people are dead after a massive tornado touched down in the Oklahoma city metropolitan area on Monday. Among the dead were children from one of two elementary schools in Moore, Okla., that were devastated by the twister, local officials said. All across...

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Police close active investigation of Susan Powell's disappearance, offer new details in case
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Read more: Susan Powell Search Shifts to Brother-in-Law