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A Staten Island couple said their insurance company short-changed them after superstorm Sandy destroyed their home and then used their house in a commercial. 
Joyful homecomings for residents of Jersey shore areas hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy
LAS VEGAS — You’re not surprised, are you? Sony took the stage this evening at its press conference at CES 2013 to unveil a whole array of electronics, including, yes, a 4K TV. But not just one or two 4K TVs — there’s a host of...
75,000 fans fill Miami stadium for BCS matchup between Notre Dame and Alabama. 
Police give testimony on alleged gunman?s mental health during shooting tragedy in Colorado.
Diane Sawyer sits down with Giffords and her husband, Mark Kelley, in an ABC News Exclusive.
Chuck Hagel
Written by ABC News: Top Stories
Monday, January 07, 2013
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Seven-year-old Millie Flamm got the surprise of her life Saturday evening when singer Justin Bieber walked into her room at Primary Children’s Medical Center in Salt Lake City and delivered a private concert. Bieber had a performance scheduled at Salt Lake’s Energy Solutions Arena, and......
Read more: Justin Bieber Gives Private Concert to Leukemia Patient
The pushback against Chuck Hagel, President Obama’s new nominee for secretary of Defense, has been swift and sustained. Almost as soon as Hagel’s name was floated on background as a likely nominee, Israel and gay-rights advocates sprang to criticize the former Republican senator and noted...
The flu season has arrived — and it’s weeks early. In one week, 16 states and New York City reported high levels of the flu. By the following week, that number was up to 29. Each day for the past week, more than 500 New Yorkers...
Attorneys for the two high school football players who face rape charges said today they are considering asking for their upcoming trial to be moved away from Steubenville, Ohio, where emotions are running high. Brian Duncan and Walter Madison, who are representing the juvenile suspects,...
ABC News’ Paula Faris reports: When Jamie and Jordan Cone of Freehold, N.J., were in the market for a new camera after the holidays, they went to Secondipity.com, a likely destination for mountains of unwrapped and then unwanted electronics presents. They’d spent all of their...
The Kepler Space Telescope, an observatory launched by NASA in 2009 to find Earth-like planets, has provided data that suggests there are billions of Earth-sized planets.
The body of the winner of a $1 million lottery jackpot in Chicago who the medical examiner's office later determined died of cyanide poisoning will likely be exhumed, said the Cook County chief medical examiner. 
Samsung offers giant screen, 4 times as detailed as today's HDTVs.
WASHINGTON — An inadvertent early sale of tickets to events surrounding President Obama’s second inauguration means some would-be attendees won’t get their chance to see the occasion. Public sales for the inaugural ball at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center and the day’s parade were...
A transgender teacher is suing the New York City Catholic school where he worked for more than 30 years, claiming he was wrongfully terminated for growing out his hair, painting his fingernails and being "worse than gay."
