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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.
Twice a year, the city's grid lines up with the sunset
The former IMF chief has an all-male cleaning staff, which delights the New York Post
Fearful of a killer and police, women continue to struggle to make a living in their trade
Mahmoud Abdel-Salam Omar is accused of attacking a maid at The Pierre hotel
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He used to sit to be a ranking member on the Senate's banking committee
New policy will restrict its legal marijuana to Dutch citizens only
Apple sued after the high-schooler imported conversion kits from China
An official report details what happened when the plane plummeted into the ocean
Over a thousand have said they will attend a courthouse demonstration
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In a letter to the Manhattan district attorney, Strauss-Kahn's lawyer is indignant and sly
We peer over to the next cubicle to bring you this breaking report
Two cops followed a drunk woman home, but a jury doesn't find evidence of intercourse
Forbes says their net worth is between $100 million and $200 million
Strauss-Kahn makes sure he's comfortable while he's under house arrest
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In a statement, his lawyer says it never contacted the accuser's family
The team that's protecting Strauss-Kahn and his image
The Giffords shooting suspect: "Thank you for the freak show. She died in front of me"
The Giffords shooter would be remanded back to federal custody if that's the ruling
Readers had plenty of ideas for what to do with the reclusive heiresses's money
Latest Iceland eruption doesn't look like a repeat of 2010's Eyjafjallajokull disaster
Lawyers prepare as his new neighbors get impatient in lower Manhattan
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The reclusive heiress died today at the age of 104
Crime is down nationwide, but several cities bucked the trend
Frontline has created a fascinating timeline of the years before he was arrested
The New York Post says Strauss-Kahn's associates have put up as much as $1 million
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A new French web site Atlantico.fr published the "exclusive"
Speed sensors thought to have disengaged autopilot as captain was out of the cockpit
While waiting for DSK news, the press covers itself
Curious onlookers, open-top buses, and a bedraggled press crowd the street
The Oscar-winning songwriter died of an apparent suicide on Sunday
A SWAT team is brought in to arrest one of the two suspects
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The "undisclosed" location already has a growing throng of cameras outside of it
Former IMF director is out of jail after finding a temporary flat in New York
The security company that's monitoring him will also find him housing
Former IMF director can't leave until he's found an apartment in New York
The Bristol Plaza's high-end apartments come with kitchenware and, of course, maid service
Teammate tells the show he and Armstrong used a banned substance in the Tour de France
The Daily Show host takes on Strauss-Kahn's apologists, in particular Ben Stein
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Bureau lays speculation to rest by 'promoting' Bin Laden's no. 2
The former head of the IMF has been indicted on seven counts of sexual assault
The former vice president is furious that News Corp. dropped Current TV in Italy
"Breaking: mouse seen running across #DSK courtroom," tweets antsy reporter
The lack of an extradition treaty between the U.S. and France lowers his odds of winning release
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