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Reported by Dr. Nisha Nathan: Sure, they may not be able to ditch their wives, buy a shiny red Ferrari, or pick up a 21-year-old at a bar. But apes have midlife crises too — at least according to a new study. “The midlife crisis...
New York detectives are searching for four potential witnesses to the killing of a Brooklyn shop owner, the latest in a trio of murders in which all three victims were of Middle Eastern descent and all appear to have been shot by the same .22 caliber gun. New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said today that the department will ask the FBI for a profiler to help identify who might have killed these three people.
Woman, 3 grandkids killed on ND Indian reservation; man who killed self a 'person of interest'
There were many highlights from Sunday’s American Music Awards — Jenny McCarthy kissing Justin Bieber, for one — but perhaps the most-talked-about moment was Pink‘s arresting performance of her latest single, “Try.”To prepare for the incredibly physical duet about a relationship gone awry, the singer...
Christians seeking the right to display a nativity scene in the same Santa Monica, Calif., public park where they’ve held it for 60 years hope that a federal judge will come down on their side of a lawsuit today. The Santa Monica Nativity Scenes Committee...
Higher prices. Crowded airports. Long lines. No empty seats onboard. No more room in the overhead bins. It's beginning to look a lot like the holiday travel season.
Written by ABC News: Top Stories
Monday, November 19, 2012
|12:39 pm
The aftermath of the 2012 presidential election has generated a moment of myth creation about what happened on Nov. 6 — why President Obama won, why Mitt Romney lost, and what roles real human beings played in the result. These myths are not only being......
Given the last couple of years of brinkmanship, chest-thumping and ultimatum-giving, the fact that both Democrats and Republicans are acting downright reasonable in the fiscal cliff negotiations is shocking.
Conversations with those on Capitol Hill, indicate this is not just an act. The election -- and the debt ceiling disaster -- actually has shaped behavior.
The normally buff actor can't wait to eat a burger after "Dallas Buyers Club."
While bargain-hunting shoppers gear up this week for Black Friday, Walmart, the country's biggest retailer, may be in for a blackout on the biggest shopping day of the year. 
Donley, like many other veterans, are thankful for the gift of music which can lift a veteran out of turmoil, depression and boredom and take them to another place. And that is the goal of Music Corps, a program at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., started by accomplished pianist Arthur Bloom.
Within the walls of the center, Bloom trains wounded veterans to play instruments again as a form of therapy.
Jodie Foster was born Nov. 19, 1962, and has been acting since she was 3.
It's been a sad week for those with fond memories of American staples like Twinkies, Ho Ho's and Ding Dongs.
From the unconventional and awe-inspiring to the hilarious and heartwarming, here’s a look at some of the most interesting photos, videos and stories that have our newsroom talking today. What’s capturing your attention, filling your inbox and cluttering your Facebook/Twitter feed? Tweet us the stories you’re talking about using...
