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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.
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The famous Upper West Side bakery will shutter tomorrow
Commentators are divided on whether, and why, the corporate victory was a bad thing
Teen hacker was apparently a chat administrator who antagonized Anonymous
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Funny tasting food is just one problem with growing crops in the city environment
A politician's guide to surviving a glitter attack
The New Yorker's 11,000-word dual profile has new details about the Galleon trial
After backing Fox to take Helen Thomas's briefing room seat, Henry will fill it
A prosecutor recused herself because her husband works for the defense
Former Egyptian president is due to stand trial on Aug. 3
Michael Bloomberg remembers her for "fierce independence and constant love"
The group launches a transparency campaign as it promises vengeance for Sega hackers
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Including video of Scott's stand-up comedy routine
A California high school just had a child pornography problem, for example
Criminal case officially over with defendant dead
The hacking pranksters have issued a kind of manifesto
Humane Society shelter plans massive 'adopt-a-thon'
Reports say the couple are an apsiring Australian comedian and his Canadian girlfriend
Man detained with 'suspicious device,' al-Qaeda literature
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A document filed by the prosecution details what he told police at JFK
Getty's Richard Lam: Police were not :in any mood for people to be playing around"
The couple smooching during the chaos may not know yet that they're famous
The 'Times' critic raises eyebrows by knocking stars off high-profile chefs
LulzSec drops a huge list of emails and passwords, but doesn't say where they're from
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The intelligence agency would be the group's most significant government target yet
After five months, early news reports say congresswoman is discharged
Astronomic event is a "coming-out party" for the partnered sites
As the Wikileaks founder's legal fees mount, he's resorting to gimmicky fundraisers
The director puts in a wonderful performance at the New York Public Library
The hacking group had a frenzy of attacks yesterday
Reporters in the courtroom say official account of his outburst is incorrect
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A tense confrontation between rivals could be construed as witness tampering
A court rules the judge's sexual orientation isn't a conflict of interest
It's a far cry from naming the accuser, but it's still a first in the United States
A lawyer takes legal action against the many people who made fun of him
Marketing guidelines for sunscreen are being updated for the first time in 33 years
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It would be the group's first U.S. government intrusion
The hactivist collective presses its attack on the Spanish police and Turkish government
Lawyers argue that Judge Walker's sexuality represents a conflict of interest
A rewritten operations manual relaxes restrictions on investigation tools
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The common complaint that scandalous stories displace important ones is bunk
Paige Wiser was fired for reviewing a Glee song she didn't see, but she had her reasons
The co-creator of 'Restrepo' says he doesn't want his wife to go through what he did
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