- Mafioso Betrayed By His Facebook Updates
One of Italys 100 most-wanted criminals, a vicious mafia boss who had been on the run for months, was betrayed by his passion for social networking and flushed out thanks to Facebook. - Hawaii Mulls Law to Ignore Obama Birthers
Hawaii mulls law that would allow state to ignore repeated requests for President Obamas birth certificate. The birther movement claims Obama is ineligible to be president of the United States because they claim he was born outside the United States and doesnt meet the constitutional requirement to be president. - Obama: Teddy is Watching Us Over Health Care
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- Prescription-Drug Heists on the Rise
Stolen prescription drugs on the rise, often find their way back to US pharmacy shelves - Advertisement:
- Prescription-Drug Heists on the Rise
Stolen prescription drugs on the rise, often find their way back to US pharmacy shelves - Democrats Nab Another Health Care Vote as Rep. Dennis Kucinich Changes Course
Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, who had voted No for the health care bill last November, today said he would side with Democratic leaders to vote Yes for the bill in the House. - Missing Moms Family Fear Abduction
Shantina Smiley and her 8-year-old son Azriel Carver disappeared over the weekend, just days, her fiance said, after Smiley, a recovering alcoholic, suffered a relapse. - Judge Derails Abuse Trial, Marrying Alleged Victim to the Accused
Baltimore County District Judge Darrell Russell Jr. dropped jaws when he agreed to pause a domestic violence trial and marry the accused abuser to his victim so that she didnt have to testify against him. - Cerebral Palsy Student Is PlayStation Hero
Hans Smith, 23, has been wheelchair bound his whole life and unable to play his favorite sport, baseball. He wrote a thank you note to PlayStation to show his appreciation for the game MLB: The Show, which he says lets him experience baseball in the best way possible. - Dating Game Pics May Solve More Murders
Police: Three missing women match dating game killer Rodney Alcalas Stash of sexually graphic photos. - Nation, World Go Green for St. Patricks Day
Kilts, green body paint decorate NYC as marchers worldwide parade in honor of St. Patrick - GOP Claims Mortgage Rescue Books Are Cooked
Is a program designed to help homeowners with mortgage burdens or is the program just a temporary fix? - Is Your School in Danger of Closing for Good?
The cuts in the Kansas City, Missouri school district, signal a nationwide trend, experts say, as cities face increasing budget cuts. - Students Pitch in to Help Save Town From Flood
In Fargo, ND, the citys youngest citizens volunteer to protect neighbors from floods - Advertisement:
- Hawaii Mulls Law to Ignore Obama Birthers
Hawaii mulls law that would allow state to ignore repeated requests for President Obamas birth certificate. The birther movement claims Obama is ineligible to be president of the United States because they claim he was born outside the United States and doesnt meet the constitutional requirement to be president. - Body Identified as Missing Potato Chip Scion
Police believe body found in golf course pond is missing Alabama lawyer Major Bashinsky. - House Majority Leader: Were Going to Have a Clean Up or Down Vote
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., today defended a controversial parliamentary procedure that Democrats may use if they cant garner enough votes in the House to pass the health care bill. Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Va., charged that Democrats are ramming a bill through that the American people have rejected. - Beach Jogger Killed by Plane Likely Never Heard It
Plane makes emergency landing on SC beach, killing jogger who never knew what hit him - Plane Kills Beach Jogger in Emergency Landing
Plane attempting emergency landing kills man jogging on beach at Hilton Head. - Virgin America Red-Faced After 19-hr Ordeal
A plane en route to JFK from LAX was diverted and then held for 4.5 hours before passengers were bused to the airport, which took another two hours. - State Prison Numbers Drop for 1st Time Since 1972
State prison population drops for 1st time since 1972; report suggests budget woes responsible