Tamir Rice Shooting Video Draws Ferguson ComparisonsUnlike the shooting in Ferguson, Rice's shooting was chronicled by a surveillance video, which was released Wednesday.
Top 5 Christmas Toy Searches For 2014The Internet's most-searched Christmas toys span a wide variety of ages and interests, but Disney's "Frozen" merchandise still tops the list.
Retail Workers Now Have A 'Bill of Rights' In San FranciscoThe San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved the "Retail Workers Bill of Rights" Tuesday.
The Michael Brown 'Hands Up' Debate ContinuesThe grand jury has ruled not to indict officer Darren Wilson, but that doesn't mean an end to the fight over who was telling the truth.
Darren Wilson Speaks Out As Protests Grow NationwideIn cities including New York, Boston and Los Angeles, people protested in solidarity with Michael Brown.
Russia Takes Jabs At U.S. Over Ferguson ProtestsRussian media and government officials put their focus on Ferguson, saying the protests are payback for America's part in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
How To Not Burn Down Your House This Holiday SeasonHoliday staples such as fried turkeys, Christmas trees and candles can all pose fire hazards. Here's how to stay safe this season.
Cable Networks' Different Approaches To Ferguson DecisionFox News, CNN, MSNBC and Al Jazeera continuously covered the situation in Ferguson after the announcement officer Darren Wilson won't be indicted.
From Popcorn To Vending Snacks: FDA Ups Calorie Count RulesThe US FDA is announcing new calorie rules on Tuesday that will require everywhere from theaters to vending machines to include calorie counts.
FBI Probing 'Anonymous' Hack On Cleveland's WebsiteThe hacking group Anonymous claims it shut down the city's website in response to the death of a boy who police gunned down while he wielded a BB gun.
Scattered Violence, Police Crackdown After Ferguson DecisionThe scene Monday resembled Ferguson's chaotic protests in August, as stores were looted and police brought out heavy equipment to crack down.
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As Hagel Steps Down, Two Likely Replacements EmergeDefense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced his resignation Monday, and two potential candidates to replace him have already emerged.
Grand Jury Clears Ferguson's Darren Wilson Of WrongdoingThe grand jury decided it did not have probable cause to bring charges against Officer Darren Wilson for shooting an unarmed black teenager.
Protests Continue At U.C. Berkeley Over Tuition HikeProtests continued Monday with students at U.C. Berkeley walking out of their classes at noon and marching through the city.
Why Officer Darren Wilson Shouldn't Give A TV InterviewFerguson police officer Darren Wilson has nearly disappeared from public view since the shooting. Would a TV interview help his image?
Iran Nuke Talks Get Extension After Diplomats Miss DeadlineAfter failing to reach a final agreement, the international negotiators have extended the deadline for a nuclear deal with Iran.
Chuck Hagel Stepping Down 'Under Pressure'U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is resigning, though reporters are portraying it as a forced move.
What's A Presidential Endorsement Worth These Days?During President Obama's interview on ABC's "This Week," he said Hillary Clinton would be "a great president" if she decided to run in 2016.
Ohio Police Fatally Shoot Young Boy Wielding BB GunOfficials in Cleveland say police opened fire on the boy because they mistook a BB gun for a real firearm.
New Jersey Considering 'Yes Means Yes' Policy For CollegesNew Jersey may join California in creating a "yes means yes" policy at state-funded universities that requires verbal consent between sexual partners
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Don't Fall For Flu Shot MythsMisconceptions abound when it comes to your annual flu shot. Medical experts say most people older than 6 months should get the shot.
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Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry Dies, Leaving Mixed LegacyFormer Washington, D.C., Mayor and City Council member Marion Barry died unexpectedly at the age of 78 on Sunday morning.
UVA Suspends All Fraternities Two Years After Alleged RapeA Rolling Stone article Wednesday detailed an alleged rape at a University of Virginia fraternity house in 2012.
Buffalo Braces For Floods After Record SnowfallWestern New York is facing a rapid rise in temperatures after a massive snowstorm — raising the risks of flooding and roof collapses.
Seventh Man Released From Guantánamo Bay In Recent WeeksObama continues to struggle to close Guantánamo Bay as he sends prisoner home to Saudi Arabia.
NYPD's 'Accidental' Shooting Fuels Police Violence DebateA NYPD officer shot and killed an unarmed black man Thursday night. Police call it an accident; critics call it institutionalized violence.
Top 3 The-Bigger-The-Better Stories From This WeekThis week's we look at stories about the largest billboard in North America, the soon-to-be tallest roller coaster and the largest hip-hop dance.
You Don't Have To Be Alcohol Dependent To Need TreatmentA study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found 9 out of 10 excessive drinkers in the country are not alcohol dependent.
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Calls For Calm Ahead Of Ferguson Grand Jury DecisionFerguson and cities around the nation are preparing for protests of a grand jury decision on whether to indict the officer who killed Michael Brown.
Stolen Gnome Returns Months Later, And He Went On Wild VacayA garden gnome was stolen from a Washington state couple this summer. Turns out a prankster took it on a wild vacation.
