Rapidly Melting Glaciers, Israeli Air Strikes, Endangered for Being CuteRead more: Full Episode: Nightline 11/16: Time-Lapse Cameras Capture Rapidly Melting Glaciers
Plane hits truck on runway during takeoff, crashes in woods near coastal Maine airport; 3 dead
The murder trial for Jeffrey Pyne, who is accused of murdering his mother, began Friday.
Coast Guard searches for 2 missing workers in Gulf after oil platform fire; 4 badly burnedRead more: Coast Guard Searches for 2 After Oil Platform Fire
The "GMA" anchors got to ride with some of NASCAR's best at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
What’s the matter? This picture of President Obama and Olympic gymnast McKayla Maroney was taken on Thursday during a visit of the U.S. women’s Olympic team to the White House. Maroney tweeted: “Did I just do the Not Impressed face with the President..?” Maroney turned...Read more: Obama and Olympian McKayla Maroney Are 'Not Impressed'
Rachel Smith explains what has people buzzing on the "GMA" Pop News Heat Index.Read more: Watch: Rihanna Takes Fans on Private Plane for Her 7-7-7 World Tour
Doctors struggle to find a cure for the man's non-stop hiccups.Read more: Watch: Maine Man Hiccups for 13 Days and Counting
Millions around the world are focusing their attention on the U.S. this week. No, it has nothing to do with the recent presidential election. What's got millions around the globe glued to their seats is the inaugural U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.
Japan, North Korea agree to meet again, but no breakthroughs on nukes, decades-old abductions
Egyptian officials: At least 22 kindergarteners killed when train hits school bus
Judge grants Nancy Kerrigan's brother's wish to return to Mass. jail for probation violation
In a few weeks, tax laws U.S. taxpayers have enjoyed for more than a decade are scheduled to expire. Along with long-standing and historically low tax rates, several popular tax credits and deductions already have or will soon expire.
That scenario is being described as a fiscal cliff. And if American taxpayers are nudged over that cliff by Congressional inaction, most of them will face dramatically higher tax bills.
After superstorm Sandy, New York officials look for long-term solutions against future floods from storm surges. Many options, little consensus.
This week states looking secede from the United States drew attention to the White House’s “We the People” website, where users can create petitions to reflect their interests and — if they have enough popularity — provoke a response from the Obama administration. By Friday,...
The March of Dimes has once again given the United States an unenviable "C" rating with regard to preterm birth rates.Page 742 of 1347
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Two crew members remain missing after the Louisiana oil rig explosion.
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