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A carjacking suspect being chased by police in Phoenix suddenly got out of the car and shot himself on live television, prompting Fox News's Shepard Smith to apologize after the network aired the footage.
Emails from Phillip Hinkle asked a male 18-year-old "for a really good time"
Convicted murderer doesn't speak or look at families as his sentence is read
To get our AAA rating back, the U.S. should look north to the 'Maple Leaf Miracle'
France, Italy, Spain and Belgium banned investors from profiting on declining stocks
Friday's opening looks to end a crazy week on a high note
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Colton Harris-Moore's plan for releasing his movie deal news didn't quite work out
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A reader seems to have touched a nerve with one of New York's arbiters of taste
Describing a trial for sodomy, a diplomatic cable refers to 'non-heterosexual' behavior
The 30 Rock star suggested to the 'New York Times' he was interested
A judge said Franklin Mata deserved less time than his partner, but called him a 'disgrace'
Americans are prohibited from doing business with a major telecommunications firm and a bank
Greg Miskiw returned to the United Kingdom recently to participate in the investigation
More tumult seems to be in order after a Tuesday rollercoaster
The Chinese navy's newest flag ship has started its first round of sea trials
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Embryonic duck egg nearly impossible to find on restaurant menus comes to the East Village
A nasty blog post, an unfortunate email, and a Ramadan headache for Whole Foods
Meanwhile the booming publishing industry in freewheeling Hong Kong means delays
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The Sofitel Hotel maid's civil complaint includes new details about what allegedly happened
Many food trends start out as low-brow afterthoughts--or even garbage
Comes after legal journalist argues for dropping criminal charges against Strauss-Kahn
The president is expected to address last week's U.S. debt downgrade as well as the Afghanistan helicopter crash
Kenneth Moreno is sentenced to one year for misdemeanor official misconduct
The government-backed mortgage lenders are the first credit casualties of the downgrade
U.S. markets continue downwards spiral in afternoon trading
The presidential candidate still lives in his father's shadow, especially in his home state
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Pierce O'Donnell has pleaded guilty for violating campaign finance laws
A pretty simple iPhone application is meant to help you report missing kids
Officers are convicted on all federal counts of violating civil rights
President espouses hope, admonishes Congress in address to veterans
One-time Orange Revolution leader mocked trial on Twitter while in court
Refugees streaming across borders and into Mogadishu in search of food
After a career in business, the sister of a former prime minister takes over in government
The history of mayors and alcohol includes many regretful mornings
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America's least charming activists are planning to protest the massacre victims' funerals
At a hearing Thursday, Aron scandalizes community supporters of Leiby Kletzky
A report says the airline carefully managed crews to avoid an incident; the airline denies it
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Or: how to cook well when it's too hot to eat
Details of mysterious ordeal echo a complex conspiracy across the globe
Military moves into the center of a city at the fore of anti-government activism
Pentagram has posted a collection of signs they designed for the newsroom
After a day and night abroad, the bird flew back to the zoo voluntarily
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A confluence of conditions, mostly from heavy snow, has made the park's death toll spike
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