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Approved by the Food and Drug Administration in July, the OraQuick In-Home HIV Test hit drug-store shelves two months ago as the first -- and so far only -- over-the-counter HIV home test kit to capture testing and results in one sitting. Hailed as a breakthrough, it's also generated its share of hand-wringing.
The decision by Connecticut school officials to get Sandy Hook Elementary School students and faculty back together at a new school is the right decision, according to a youth trauma psychologist.Read more: Psychologist: Shooting Survivors Should Be in School
Faced with the National Rifle Association's silence in the wake of the tragedy in Newtown, Conn., opponents of the group took to Washington to protest today.
Chanting "Shame on the NRA," a couple hundred activists gathered marched from a park on Capitol Hill to the NRA's office in D.C. A nonprofit group called CREDO Mobile organized the "emergency march" in the wake of the 20 children and six adults who were murdered at Sandy Hook Elementary Friday and suggested that the NRA contributed to th...
WASHINGTON — They are getting closer. The White House presented a new offer to Speaker of the House John Boehner today that makes some important concessions in the talks to work out a deal to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff, a mixture of tax rate...Read more: White House Makes New Offer in Talks to Avoid Fiscal Cliff
On Friday, Dec. 21 some online gamers will put town their virtual guns to show support for the victims of the Newtown shootings.
Sources tell ABC News that the Inspector General for the Department of Defense has been preparing a report in which Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Michael Vickers is criticized for giving sensitive information to the filmmakers behind “Zero Dark Thirty.” Specifically, Vickers is said...
When the Supreme Court recognized for the first time that the Second Amendment protects an individual’s right to bear arms in a bitterly divided 2008 decision, gun control advocates feared the worst, but the ruling has not led to widespread overturning of gun regulations. Writing...
Law enforcement officials said that Adam Lanza was armed with four firearms when he started his rampage at a Connecticut elementary school Friday that ended in the deaths of 20 children and seven adults, but nearly all the killing was done with just one of the guns: a .223 caliber Bushmaster semiautomatic rifle.
Adam Lanza shot and killed 27 people before turning the gun on himself Friday in Newtown, Conn., but most tributes and conversations in the days following have focused specifically on the number 26. The fact our entire school just took 26 seconds of silence for...
Sen. Daniel Inouye, the 88-year-old Democrat who had been in office since Hawaii became a state in 1959 and was the the second-longest serving senator in U.S. history, has died. His last word was, "Aloha."
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is feeling a bit better following the concussion she suffered early last week, but will continue to rest this week, State Department officials said. “She is on the mend,” said State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland. “We thank all of you...
Police have warned the Adam Lanza impersonators and those responsible for social hoaxes in the aftermath of the shooting. Page 588 of 1336


