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Jon Bon Jovi, LL Cool J, Kim K and more celeb victims of robbery.
'Twilight' star Kristen Stewart makes first appearance since affair with married director
Spanish study finds red wine lowers blood pressure as long as it doesn't contain alcohol.
Weekend deadline for divided Obama administration to declare Haqqani network a terrorist group
How they've grown: 4 years after they first captured hearts, Obama girls are little no more
Hillary Rodham Clinton, visiting record 110th country, watches Obama DNC speech in Brunei
Shallow magnitude 5.6 earthquake in southwest China kills at least 20, damages 20,000 homes
Small earthquake shakes LA area, officials check for damage
It was the president's big night, but did he convince voters that the best is yet to come?
'World News' anchor Diane Sawyer sits down with the first lady to talk about what's next.
He's played at Beyonce and Jay-Z's wedding and he's spinning for the Democratic National Convention.
Japanese police have arrested a 61-year-old man accused of stealing more than 1,100 library books. Officials say Mitsuka Suizu was initially arrested in July for taking a few books from the public library in Nagato, in western Japan. When police searched his home in the...
Jay-Z, Beyonce and their baby Blue Ivy celebrated Beyonce's 31st birthday aboard a yacht in the Mediterranean.
Hopping in the car and heading to New England on a random weekend, fingers crossed for brilliant foliage, is so last decade. Here are the must-have travel apps for fall.
A record number of Americans—46.7 million, or nearly 1 in 7--now uses the food stamp program, according to the Department of Agriculture. The annual cost of SNAP (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, as the food stamp program is officially known) hit $72 billion last year, up from $30 billion four years earlier.
Older people are more likely than adolescents to turn to supernatural explanations in hard times. Psychologists asked people in South Africa to explain the AIDS crisis, and the older they were, the more likely they were to blame witchcraft.
Bad memories are hard to shake. But a new study suggests some details can be intentionally forgotten, raising hope for people with depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Authorities in New Jersey are cracking down on PCP, a hallucinogenic drug that has been involved in two grisly murders of children in less than two weeks in the crime-ridden city of Camden, N.J. Page 1098 of 1359
