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Former Rep. Massa says he groped a male staffer, but said it wasn't sexual.
Biden makes comments as Middle East peace talks get back on track.
Colleen LaRose, who called herself Jihad Jane, is listen in a federal indictment that accuses her of using the Internet to help terrorists overseas.
Lindsay Lohan sues E-Trade for $100M, claiming baby in 'milkaholic' ad is based on her.
Former John Edwards aide Andrew Young appeared in court today over a purported sex tape allegedly made by the one-time presidential hopeful and his mistress, Rielle Hunter.
Longtime Dodgers center fielder Willie Davis found dead in Burbank home at age 69
Weddings begin in nation's capital for same-sex couples; 300 applied so far.
In perhaps the first lawsuit of its kind, a parent of a child with autism is suing his son's doctors, claiming they provided treatments without proven scientific benefit. The treatment, called chelation therapy, was expensive, and, the suit says, carried risks of serious harm.
Jessica Click-Hill found after being missing for 14 year. Mother Wendy Hill arrested for her alleged abduction.
FDA report finds company behind nationwide seasoning recall that includes Pringles continued selling and shipping products after finding salmonella.
Only 15 percent of the estimated 200,000 Haitians living in the U.S. illegally have taken advantage of a controversial Obama administration initiative that would allow them to live and work freely here until conditions in Haiti improve. The number has surprised advocates on both sides of the immigration debate.
TV makers Samsung and Panasonic makers unveil 3-D TVs this week.
Walmart is raising eyebrows after cutting the price of a black Barbie doll to nearly half that of the doll's white Barbie counterpart at at least one store.
A N.Y. woman is jailed on charges that she beat her 11-month-old dog.
The Massachusetts teen sold the nude pictures to classmates for $5 apiece.
New device lets people control electronics with a tap of their skin.
A special-education aide at a Clawson, Mich., elementary school has sued her former employer, claiming that she was unjustly terminated last year for reporting school violations, including an alleged drug-dealing operation run by a third-grader.
