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An American soldier will face a court martial where he could be given the death penalty if found guilty of murdering 16 Afghan civilians in a nighttime rampage earlier this year, the Army announced today.
Invoking the somber aftermath of the Newtown massacre, President Obama appealed to congressional Republicans to embrace a standing "fair deal" on taxes and spending that would avert the fiscal cliff in 13 days. 
Groups with golden retrievers have come into town to comfort mourners.
An experienced Washington skier was buried alive on Crystal Mountain Monday when more than 3 feet of snow triggered an avalanche in the area where she was skiing.
A Boston area school for severely disabled children has received a warning letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration over its use of devices that administer shocks to its students when they misbehave, a form of restraint that is at the extreme end of a practice that has lawmakers calling for nationwide reform. The devices "violate the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act because your facility has failed to obtain FDA clearance or approval," the Dec. 6 letter to the Judge Rotenberg...
ABC News’ Salma Touma reports: The San Francisco Police Department found a 33-year-old man stuck in a chimney and, according to authorities, it wasn’t Santa Claus. People in the city’s Pacific Heights neighborhood heard their neighbor screaming for help and notified the San Francisco Police...
From Nicki and Mariah to Trump versus the world, 2012's biggest feuds.
Scammers may be looking to cash in on the public's generosity following the Sandy Hook massacre, the Better Business Bureau warned.
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Ke$ha understands why people might not want to listen to “Die Young” right now. In response to reports that the song’s radio airplay has declined in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn., the pop star tweeted, “I’m so so......
Today in Pictures: Dec. 19, 2012
The new suit looks similar to Buzz Lightyear in "Toy Story."
A California substitute teacher will inherit over $7 million in gold coins found in her recluse cousin’s home after his death. A Carson City, Nev., judge ruled Tuesday that Arlene Magdanz was Walter Samasko, Jr.’s only cousin and therefore entitled to his fortune, according to...
The actor played a prank on host Ellen DeGeneres.
Benghazi panel chair says insufficient staffing, bureaucratic cracks led to weakened security
William Bryan Jennings, the banker whose assault and hate-crime charges over a dispute with a New York cab driver were dropped, was fired by Morgan Stanley and is now reportedly trying to get deferred compensation from his former employer.
