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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.
The plan is for them to write a new "local voices" section on Patch.com
Vaughn Walker's sexuality was no secret, so why the objection now?
After a very public process the company chooses a Gottfried replacement
It's not closing, but the site is dropping your materials and moving to Asia
He says calling all Guantanamo interrogation "torture" would be "polemical"
Highlights of anniversary coverage of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster
A guide to what's in the New York Times for those worried about hitting its pay wall
The Connecticut case over "douche bags" is the latest in a long tradition
Tech defense chief walks a fine line between raising alarm and writing it off
The film critic has been sending in entries for five years
Julian Assange's relationships with the news outlets he feeds is tangled at best
A guide to what's in the New York Times for those worried about hitting its pay wall
There are four places on earth, not counting Antarctica
Alabama prosecutors allowed 40 confidential applications to go online
"For once we didn't do it," group says
A lot has been said before, but not as succinctly
The British prime minister's royal wedding attire becomes a political issue
A crime reporter can barely conceal mocking disdain for a "doe-eyed" gangster
It's going with Android for its prototype, but it's keeping the receipt
City seeking $20 million in lost tax revenue
Bradley Manning support group offering cash for singers
The staff turns a technical emergency into a twitter zing-fest
Some bloggers have noticed disturbingly lame accounts
The West is rooting for some shoddily armed underdogs
Indictment today in the prank that allegedly led to a death
Documentarian Tim Hetherington and photographer Chris Hondros were reporting in Misrata
Campus safety laws are a slapdash of anti-bullying measures and armed teachers
A media scandal over the book has turned potentially criminal
Additional troops coincide with U.S. aid
Liu Xiaoyuan though he was being followed before being held in custody for five days
A rough month for HR, with a bureau chief fired and a senior editor reprimanded
Berkshire Hathaway shareholder wants payout for loss of goodwill
But reported failed attempt from last week shows that might not be possible
A team of soldiers will work with rebels to improve their military capabilities
A look at some restaurant killings in the wake of Brooklyn's pizza attack
Now they're on display for other interested weapons customers
Guess the application didn't sell in February after all
If employees are unhappy, that doesn't make it a "bad romance"
Japanese regulators want to know who bought a 10% stake in the Fukushima operator
A Finn nationalist party's 19 percent vote share could doom a Portugese bailout
A new search algorithm is knocking down the content farm's visibility, share price
Critics thought the Valentine's Day stunt reflected surgery's "macho culture"
First reactions to the right-wing online provocateur's tome are predictably polarized
Brazen daylight attack may have been mob-related
The customers of prostitutes have an online community, just like everyone else
Serial killer Joel Rifkin says the bodies found in Long Island are not his victims
Former HuffPo blogger pulls no punches regarding his lawsuit and his critics
The memos aren't pretty
How Chinese hackers outperform pretty much everybody else in the world
At the end of a slam-dunk trading day, questions about underwriters' ethics
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