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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.
Testimony is underway that will air the department's 'dirty linen'
Photos before her arrest look pretty different from her just-released mug shot
New interest in a 40-year-old cold case of a whiskey-drinking parachuter
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Brendan Emmett Quigley tells Reddit, and us, how crossword-writing works
As the legendary hotel closes to guests for the first time ever, mayhem reigns
Compromise measure now expected to pass, Republican aide says
Strauss-Kahn's wife went shoe shopping, then wrote a letter of support for him
Stocks opened high today, but quickly fell off on a bad manufacturing report
Woman tells Diallo's lawyer Strauss-Kahn was "passionate" but not violent
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We look at who's to blame, what instruments may have failed, and possible repercussions
They left their jobs apparently due to conflict with the prime minister
The French agency BEA urges better pilot training to handle crisis in the air
The civil rights icon had a personal connection to her campaign against sexual violence
The comic who messed with the media mogul has a knack for publicity
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A recap of the day's confusing and wide-ranging reports on Abdel Fattah Younis
The Sofitel Hotel maid said she spoke for 'every woman,' addressing reporters
A new, anonymously written tome has all the hallmarks of an unauthorized biography
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Nearly every part of the country is suffering some kind of tree die-out
Chicago's mayor walked after an interview asked where his kids go to school
Senate Democrats had been expected to table the House Republican proposal
Speaker of the House tells Republicans to pass a plan by Wednesday
The tangled story behind the French journalist's sexual assault charge
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Some personal finance advice if the global economy blows up in 11 days
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Criminal complaints document some remarkably poor judgment by two busted hackers
In an unusually contentious criminal case, a guide to tension between lawyers
ABC News reporter tells The View about how a Bachmann aide got physical with him
The National Archives' Tumblr shares some very cool documents
An engineering student admitted to selling drugs in residence halls and frat houses
A bureau source confirms arrests have been made in concert with nationwide searches
Keeping cool with the city's emergency water supply: Not as illegal as you thought
A bureau source confirms arrests have been made in concert with nationwide searches
Agents searched homes, questioned people, and confiscated equipment
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At the end of a tense day, two debt-reduction plans are on the table
The news service holds style court on Twitter, which it tells us how to spell
The slain officers were abducted in a cross-border raid
The actor's page was apparently reported as spam
Jack Dorsey explains how he pulls words from the dictionary to name his companies
But some meat contaminated with caesium has already been consumed, analysts said
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Summer brings ice cubes with our Starbucks, and ice cubes bring higher profit margins
Lots of folks, most recently CNBC, have tried to show what happened in room 2806
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