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Barbara Walters is recovering after an inauguration weekend fall, and said she expects to be released from the hospital soon. Read more: Barbara Walters Recovering After Inauguration Weekend Fall
An off-duty officer in Spain sprung into action and pulled the woman to safety.
One woman is lucky to be alive after a boulder crashed into her bedroom in the middle of the night.Read more: Watch: Boulder Crashes Into Utah Home: Woman Inside Survives
Read more: Group Finds More Fake Ingredients in Popular Foods
Former President Bill Clinton found a way to become the center of attention during Monday’s inauguration when he inadvertently photo-bombed Kelly Clarkson as she took the stage to sing “My Country, ‘Tis of Thee.” As the former “American Idol” singer came to the stage, Clinton...
Hollywood superstar joins "GMA" to talk about role in new movie thriller.Read more: Watch: Jennifer Lopez Discusses New Film 'Parker'
Abbie Boudreau reports on television stunt that shows whether men can stomach labor pains.Read more: Watch: Men Try Machine That Creates Sensation of Labor
The 28-year-old royal gave a candid interview after wrapping up a four-month military tour.Read more: Watch: Prince Harry Interview on Military Service
Closing arguments are set to being later today after a former Pennsylvania pastor testified that his second wife died in a car accident and that he did not bludgeon her to death, as prosecutors have claimed. Read more: Closing Arguments Set to Begin in Ex-Pastor's Trial
Morning Business Memo…. Once they were two huge names in video entertainment. But today Blockbuster and Atari are shadows of their former selves. Dish Network says it plans to close another underperforming 300 Blockbuster stores it owns. That’ll leave 500 US locations still open; some...
Thousands of golden retrievers sought for lifetime study aimed at understanding dog cancer
McDonald's settles case alleging sandwich sold at Mich. store wasn't halal as advertised
Police called to Chris Brown's house after hoax call reporting domestic violence
Indonesian court sentences 56-year-old British woman to death over drug smuggling to Bali
Man sues after Ga. rejects application for license plates tags GAYGUY, 4GAYLIB and GAYPWR
KABUL, Afghanistan – Donkeys. Crater-sized potholes. Burqa-clad street squatters. Unpredictable street closures. Pickup trucks filled with heavily armed guards and mercenaries. Monster-truck size armored convoys. And a construction season that never ends. Oh, and the threat of IED’s and suicide attacks. Welcome to just another...
Filmmaker Andy Heathcote looks at cycle of life in dying world of the farmer.
The rates of childhood attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) diagnosis have increased by nearly 25 percent over the past decade, researchers found.
Demonstrators will take to the streets this week to protest Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion 40 years ago today. The "March for Life" comes two months before another group of advocates -- gay-rights activists -- will head to the Supreme Court to hear a case that could produce their own landmark decision. Page 468 of 1350
