CBS's Lara Logan On Leave Of Absence After Erroneous Report
In the wake of an embarrassing "60 Minutes" Benghazi reporting error, CBS put reporter Lara Logan and her producer on a leave of absence.
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Conn. Judge Orders Release of Sandy Hook 911 Tapes
A judge ordered the tapes be released in hopes they could assist the public in gauging the police response to the shooting.
Did N.J. Server Lie About Anti-Gay Receipt Note?
A family says not only did it not leave an anti-gay note for their server, as she claimed, but a tip was also left.
Supreme Court To Hear Obamacare Contraception Case
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Tuesday it would hear two cases involving the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive mandate.
Report: Animals Frequently Harmed On Hollywood Sets
The Hollywood Reporter claims animals have been harmed on several big movie sets despite the films getting "no animals harmed in the making" tags.
'Maltese Falcon' Sells At Auction for $4M
During an auction in New York Monday, the famous Maltese Falcon from the Humphrey Bogart movie of the same name sold for a staggering $4 million.
Doctor Who Lost Whole Family In Home Invasion Is A Dad Again
Dr. William Petit, whose wife and two daughters were brutally killed in a home invasion is having a new baby boy.
Mall Santa Charged With Assaulting 'Elf' In Mass.
A mall santa in Massachusetts is accused of pinching a co-worker's backside.
Delta, U.S. Air Waive Flight Change Fees Due To Storm
Delta and US Air have waived some fees in light of the massive winter storm barreling down on the northeast.
Rare 800-Pound Sea Creature Caught Off Miami Beach
A fisherman made quite the bizarre catch off the coast of Miami when he hooked a rare Hookskate shark.
Florida GOP Chairs Pressure Radel To Resign
While Rep. Trey Radel says he's focusing on his recovery, he continues to lose support in his home state of Florida.
So, Is Immigration Reform Ever Really Happening?
House district demographics and comments from Speaker Boehner seem to suggest no — not this year, at least.
Sandy Hook Report: Police Reveal Items Found In Lanza Home
Almost a year after the deadly shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, investigators have released new details in a report.
Yale University Lifts Lockdown After Reports Of Gunman
Police locked down Yale University after receiving a 911 call claiming a gunman was heading for campus with the intent to kill people.
Steubenville Rape Case: Superintendent, Coaches Charged
Four more school employees, including Steubenville's superintendent, have been charged in connection with the 2012 rape of a 16-year-old.
Walmart Int'l Chief Doug McMillon Succeeds Mike Duke As CEO
The 47-year-old will take over for outgoing CEO Mike Duke beginning in February.
Zuckerberg Calls Immigration Major 'Civil Rights Issue'
The Facebook CEO believes there are many misconceptions about undocumented immigrants and is continuing his fight for immigration reform.
Woman Jumps From Upper Deck After NFL Game
A woman is in critical condition after jumping from the upper deck of the Oakland Raider's football stadium Sunday.
Bashir, Palin Feud Takes Political Discourse To New Low
What started as a speech about the national debt turned into a cable news fight between Sarah Palin and Martin Bashir.
$125,000 Reward Offered In Postal Worker Shooting Death
Rewards totaling $125,000 have been offered for information leading to an arrest in the shooting death of Tyson Barnette.
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U.S. Says It Won't Support China's Air Zone Grab
Secretary of State John Kerry publicly condemned China's attempt to establish an air defense zone over disputed territory with Japan.
Winter Weather Likely To Create Thanksgiving Travel Problems
The same storms that have dumped up to 4 feet of snow in parts of the West and Southwest are heading toward the East and Northeast.
Retailers Distancing Themselves From Black Friday Madness
This year, some of the nation's biggest retailers are wiping their hands clean of the monster they created: Black Friday.
Snowden Scoop: NSA Infected 50K Networks With Malware
A report from the Snowden files indicates the NSA had compromised more than 50,000 networks worldwide to steal and store their data.
Police: Deli Owner Tries To Steal $1M Lottery Ticket
A New York man told police he turned in a $1M lottery ticket to a deli and the owner tried keep the ticket.
U.S. Winter Storm Kills 8, Threatens Thanksgiving Travel
Eight people have died strong winds, heavy snow and rain, and cold temperatures grip much of the West and Southwest.
Top 3 Heartwarming Stories Of The Week
The top three heartwarming stories of this week are full of love.
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Tyson Foods Ends Contract With Pig Farm Over Abuse Video
Tyson Foods has terminated its contract with an Oklahoma pig farm after a video was released of workers abusing the animals.
Fourth Student Suspended In University Hate Crime Case
Four students allegedly bullied a black freshman at San Jose State University, using Nazi symbols and even trying to put a bike lock around his neck.
Duke Lacrosse Accuser Convicted Of Boyfriend's Murder
The North Carolina woman who accused three Duke lacrosse players of rape in 2006 has been convicted of second-degree murder.
