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Cops Also Probed Yale Murder Suspects Fiancee
Authorities investigating the murder of Yale graduate student Annie Le got DNA samples in November from accused murderer Ray Clarks fiancee Jennifer Hromadka.
Edwards Mistress: Still in Love, Living Truth
Edwards mistress says they are still in love; I believe that will be till death do us part
Struggles of American Middle Class: Where Do You Fit In?
ABCs World News reports on the American Middle Class with an exclusive poll.
Erin Andrews Peeping Tom to Be Sentenced
ESPN sportscaster Erin Andrews stalker Michael Barrett sentenced today in a Los Angeles court for videotaping her through her hotel room door.
Bipolar N.H. Artist Found Frozen in Snow
When those with bipolar disorder and schizohphrenia go off medications, they risk foul play and self-endangerment.
Corey Haim: Where Did Prescriptions Come From?
Actor Corey Haims alleged involvement with a Hollywood prescription drug ring may have contributed to his death, but those close to him say he had been once again trying to break free from addiction.
The $14.7 Billion Census Count Starts Today
The 2010 U.S. Census rolls out 120 million forms today nationwide.
Soggy Northeast Works to Dry Out
Rainstorm causes headaches for Northeast as region copes with flooding, power outages
Obama Makes Full-Court Press for Health Care
President Obama takes his health care push to Ohio today to urge lawmakers to pass the bill.
Questions Raised in Runaway Toyota Story
Attempts by federal investigators and Toyota technicians to recreate the experience described by a San Diego driver who said his Toyota Prius raced out of control have raised questions about the drivers version of events.
Colo. Woman Held in Jihad Probe Released
Colorado mother Jamie Paulin-Ramirez was released from custody in Ireland after being arrested in a plot to kill a Swedish cartoonist who angered many Muslims by portraying Mohammed with a dogs body.
Questions Raised in Runaway Toyota Story
Attempts by federal investigators and Toyota technicians to recreate the experience described by a San Diego driver who said his Toyota Prius raced out of control have raised questions about the drivers version of events.
Facebook on Death Row? Facebook Says No!
Death row inmate Nikolaus Johnson has his Facebook profile page disabled by the social networking site because its not really him operating it, which is against the rules of the site.
Gay Seniors Come out Late, Start Second Lifetime
Gray and gay: As acceptance grows, seniors step out of the closet and into a new identity
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Doubts Rise on Runaway Prius Story
Mystery deepens over runaway Prius as Calif drivers lawyer dismisses inspections findings
Post-Snow, Northeast Mops up From Wind-Driven Rain
Northeast copes with flooding, power outages as rain takes up where blizzards left off; 6 dead
Regulators Accused of Lax Oversight at LA Oilfield
Groups sue local and state regulators over lax environmental oversight at Los Angeles oilfield
No Jokes: Newspapers Cutting Comic Strips
The reality facing the comics section is anything but funny, because with the newspaper business hemorrhaging readers and money, newspapers are slicing the number of strips they carry.
Disaster Ins.: Smart Policy or Mansion Bailout?
Advocates of legislation to create a national insurance program say its better to plan ahead than do a bailout after a natural disaster. Critics say it would amount to a subsidy for owners of coastal mansions and encourage people to live in places they shouldnt.