Everyone needs a little personal space in the office. At least, workers at a warehouse leased by the Environmental Protection Agency, in Landover, Md., seem to think so. EPA’s inspectors found secret rooms at the facility filled with exercise equipment, televisions, refrigerators, microwaves and couches.... More »EPA Warehouse Has Secret Man Caves
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MOSCOW – Russian President Vladimir Putin said this evening that he and his wife are divorcing after 29 years of marriage. The announcement confirmed rampant speculation in recent years that their marriage was on the rocks. Their appearance was the first time the couple had... More »President Putin Announces Split With Wife
Famous Chess Grand Master Says He Fears Harassment by Putin Regime More »Chess Grand Master Garry Kasparov Is Latest Russian to Flee
Draft IG Report, Published Online, Says Leon Panetta Incidentally Disclosed Secret Info to Filmmaker More »After Leak, Rep. King Demands 'Zero Dark Thirty' Disclosure Report
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Lenovo has Hired Over 100 People to Make Computers in America. More »Lenovo Paves the Way for Made-in-America Computers as North Carolina Facility Ramps Up Full Production
Just 10 days out of the womb, Alex's mother, Beth Lehman-Brooks of Seattle, Wash., propped him up in front of an iPad for what she hoped was a good reason. More »Toddlers and Tablets: Way of the Future?
Ruling Makes Sarah Murnaghan, 10, Eligible for Adult Lungs More »Judge Grants Girl Chance at Lung Transplant
Bales Has Plead Guilty to Murdering 16 Afghan Civilians in March 2012 More »Sgt. Robert Bales Says There Is 'Not a Good Reason' For Afghan Massacre
Bipartisan meetings in the House of Representatives on a comprehensive immigration reform bill have failed, and the congressmen will meet for the last time today without reaching an agreement on a House bill, ABC News has learned. The stumbling block is GOP insistence that newly... More »House Talks on Immigration Reform Near Collapse
An Ohio State Representative Wants to Give Them $25K for Each Year in Captivity More »Abducted Cleveland Women Bill Would Provide Them an Income, Education and Health Care
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An early morning assault today by the Syrian army on the key western Syrian city of Qusair forced the withdrawal of rebel fighters after almost three weeks of intense and bloody fighting. The victory by Syrian soldiers – backed by fighters from the Lebanese militant... More »Syrian and Hezbollah Forces Take Strategic City
Paul Scott, 60, was willing to do just about anything to get President Obama’s ear for a few minutes about his lifelong passion for electric vehicles. So the car salesman raised $32,000 by taking out money on credit cards and liquidating stock that constituted much... More »Electric Car Lover Rejected After Liquidating Savings to Meet Obama
Bales Has Been Charged With Murdering 16 Afghan Civilians in March 2012 More »Sgt. Robert Bales Pleads Guilty to Afghan Massacre
Attorneys for the victims of the 2009 Fort Hood massacre said that the alleged shooter’s admission this week that he gunned down his countrymen to defend the Taliban proves that the assault was a terrorist attack and not, as the government has implied, “workplace violence.”... More »Nidal Hasan Admitted Jihadist Motive, Ft. Hood Victims' Attorneys Say
Cavill Talks About Snagging the Lead Role in New Superman Epic More »'Man of Steel' Star Henry Cavill on Being Stunned When He Got the Part, Donning the Iconic Suit
Anna Burgese Believes the Alleged Prostitutes Mistook Her for a Rival More »NJ Woman Claims She Was Attacked by Prostitutes at Florida Hotel
Polygamist Families Want to Show Their Lives Are Normal More »Modern Polygamy: Arizona Mormon Fundamentalists Seek to Shed Stereotypes
The Decision Sets in Motion a Mental Evaluation Process That Could Take Months More »James Holmes' Insanity Plea Accepted by Court in Colorado Theater Massacre
Officers Acknowledge Efforts to Curb Sexual Assault Have Been Unsuccessful More »Top Military Officers Resist Proposal to Take Sexual Assault Cases Out of Chain of Command
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Tells Mom in Phone Call People Are Sending Him Money More »Boston Bomb Suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Getting Financial Donations
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