- Crews Try to Hold Back Ariz. Blaze
Crews working to prevent Arizona blaze from crossing fire line by mountain town.
- Kennedy Curse: A Political Family's Troubled Life
- Photos: Community Struggles With Poverty Rate Twice The National Average
Utica, N.Y., formerly was a manufacturing hub.
- Steven Powell: Guilty of Voyeurism
Steven Powell, the father-in-law of missing woman Susan Powell, was found guilty of voyeurism in a Washington court today for taking inappropriate images of neighborhood girls using the bathroom and showering. He could be sentenced to nearly five years in prison.
- Greek Turmoil Spreads Pessimism
Worries about a messy Greek exit from euro extend market slump; euro is weakest since January
- 2 US Navy Ships Collide in Pacific
US Navy assault ship collides with tanker in Pacific; no injuries or fuel spills reported
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- Calif. Woman Apparently Burned by Rocks in Pocket
California woman apparently burned by pocket full of beach rocks that spontaneously ignited
- FBI Links White-Powder Envelopes to Texas
FBI: Hundreds of letters with white power likely the work of someone in Texas; $150,000 reward
- Photos: Community Struggles With Poverty Rate Twice The National Average
Utica, N.Y., formerly was a manufacturing hub.
- Steven Powell: Guilty of Voyeurism
Steven Powell, the father-in-law of missing woman Susan Powell, was found guilty of voyeurism in a Washington court today for taking inappropriate images of neighborhood girls using the bathroom and showering. He could be sentenced to nearly five years in prison.
- RFK Jr.'s Wife, Mary Kennedy, Kills Self
Robert F. Kennedy's estranged wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, has died at age 52, apparently of suicide, sources told ABC News.
- Inactive Missile Drops From Army Chopper in Texas
Texas homes evacuated after inactive training missile falls from Army helicopter; nobody hurt
- Cheerleaders Suspended for Hazing Incident in Utah
Utah cheerleaders suspended for hazing incoming squad members with ketchup, peanut butter
- Report Questioning Execution Doesn't Sway Lawyers
Lawyers involved in 1989 Texas execution case not swayed by new report questioning the case
- Bathtub Bride's Husband Flees
The husband of a newlywed bride found stabbed to death in a bathtub wearing her wedding dress is on the run from police in a 2006 Maserati, police said today.
- Students in Tornado-Hit Ind. Town Await 'Lady A'
Students in tornado-hit Indiana town await private concert by country trio Lady Antebellum
- Skechers to Pay $40 Million Over Butt Toning Claims, Ads
Skechers advertised that its toning shoes would help people lose weight, build muscle and get in shape without going to the gym, claims that will now cost the company millions of dollars.
- Judge Deals a Blow to John Edwards
John Edwards abruptly rested his case today, but his defense was dealt a blow when the federal judge said she will set a lower bar than Edwards' legal team had sought for convicting the former presidential candidate of violating the federal campaign finance law.
- Sisters Sue Agencies in CA, Claiming Abuse Missed
Sisters sue government agencies in CA, claiming failure to report, fully investigate sex abuse
- Suspect Groom Called His Family About 'Bad Fight'
Stabbed bride's sister says missing husband made an odd phone call about a'bad fight'
- Army Launches Review of PTSD Diagnoses
Army launches review of PTSD diagnoses after complaints some were overturned
- Medal of Honor Given to Vietnam Hero
42 years after a selfless act of heroism during the Vietnam war saved the lives of his fellow soldiers, Army Specialist Leslie H. Sabo Jr. will posthumously receive the Medal of Honor at a White House ceremony on Wednesday. President Obama will present the nation's highest decoration for valor to Sabo's widow, Rose Mary Brown, and brother, George Sabo.
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- Photos: 2012 Cannes Film Festival
Celebrities enjoy the glitz and glamour of the 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival
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- Watch: RFK Jr.'s Wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, Dead
The couple was married for 16 years before a divorce filing in 2010.