British prince said he prefers flying helicopters in Afghanistan to dealing with the press.Read more: Watch: Prince Harry on War, Being an Uncle and Tabloid Antics
Relatives of a New Mexico teenager accused of killing his mother, father and younger siblings with an assault rifle, then telling police he hoped to shoot up a Walmart, are described as stunned by his actions and "heartbroken over this senseless tragedy."Read more: Relatives: Teen Massacre Suspect 'Bright,' 'Troubled'
It has been 30 years since the television series debuted on NBC -- where's Mr. T, Dirk Benedict and the rest of the original cast?
Hospitals are renovating to accommodate obese patients. Chairs, buses, toilets, caskets, clothes and scales are also getting a redesign to support surplus poundage.
Aretha Franklin told ABC News she 'really laughed' when she heward about the controversy over whether Beyonce lip-synched her rendition of the 'Star Spangled Banner,' but the Queen of Soul said she still thinks Beyonce 'did a beautiful job.'
Arthur Schirmer, a former pastor who is awaiting trial in the death of his second wife, Jewel, was convicted today of killing his first wife, Betty.
President Obama will not block a House Republican proposal to extend the nation’s debt limit for just three months, the White House announced today. “The bill still has to overcome some concerns expressed by members of the House and the Senate before it can pass...Read more: Obama Won't Block Short-Term Debt Ceiling Extension
Two police officers facing felony charges for killing a large bull elk known for roaming a Boulder, Colo., neighborhood have resigned, Boulder police announced today. Sam Carter and Brent Curnow both turned in letters of resignation to Boulder Police Chief Mark Beckner. Chief Beckner has...
ABC's Cecelia Vega highlights some of the first family's quirkier inaugural moments.
Gen. John Allen, the top commander of US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, has been cleared by the Pentagon of any professional misconduct in e-mail communications he had with a Tampa socialite at the center of the David Petraeus scandal that led to his resignation...
Diane Sawyer with the top stories that have people buzzing this week.Read more: Watch: Instant Index: Atari Goes Bankrupt; Sheryl Crow on Lance Armstrong
A small group of entrepreneurs has big plans — literally, to mine the sky. Deep Space Industries (DSI), a new company in California, announced today that it hopes to build a fleet of asteroid-hunting spacecraft and launch by 2015. The ships would explore nearby asteroids...
The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention has found rising numbers of fake ingredients in food products.
Congratulations are in order for Shakira and her boyfriend, soccer player Gerard Piqué. According to People en Espanol, the couple has welcomed their first child, a baby boy named Milan. Tuesday morning, before the birth, Shakira tweeted, “I’d like to ask you all to accompany...
Akron, Ohio middle school teacher Melissa Cairns faces possible termination after a photo was seen on her Facebook page showing students of hers with duct tape across their mouths.Read more: Teacher Posted Facebook Photo of Students With Duct Tape
The second in command of al Qaeda's Yemen affiliate was reportedly killed in an airstrike in Yemen in December, according to a news report by Arabic television network Al Arabiya, the third time the former Guantanamo detainee has been reported dead since 2010. According to the report, Said al-Shihri died last month after sustaining severe injuries from a joint U.S.-Yemeni airstrike that targeted a convoy in which he was riding.
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