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Over the past decade, Justin Jedlica, of New York City, has had 90 cosmetic procedures, from pectoral implants to cheek augmentation. He had a coronal browbone shave to flatten his forehead. His procedures have cost almo...

Study shows your appetite for social media is stronger than your urge for sex.

Former Detroit Lions standout and National Football League great, Alex Karras, who later became a TV star, died on Oct. 10, 2012, ABC News has learned. The 77-year-old former defensive tackle died at his home in Los Ange...

Strangers to Reason: LIFE Inside a Psychiatric Hospital, 1938

Timothy Kurek faced snickers, hostility and a mother who said, "I'd rather have found out from a doctor that I had terminal cancer than have a gay son."

Usually job candidates are turned away because they don’t have the right skill set or enough experience, but one California woman said she didn’t get a job because she doesn’t have the right body typ...

President Barack Obama on Wednesday said in an exclusive interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer that he plans to more aggressively confront Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in their second debate next week, try...

Based on high unemployment rates and low earnings, these are the least valuable college majors for your time and financial investment.

Government reportedly accuses RFE and VOA of favouring opposition parties and promoting Washington's foreign policy.

A Chinese soft-shelled turtle passes waste through its mouth, scientists in Singapore find.

TIME's Rick Stengel talks to successful entrepreneurs about upending the status quo to create truly groundbreaking innovations

As this year's Hall of Fame nominees illustrates, maybe it should be called the Rock, Pop, Funk, Soul, Disco, Blues, Punk, Metal, Hip-Hop and Electronic Hall of Fame

Are Sports Fans Out of Control?

Bob Bashara pleaded guilty to hiring a hit-man to kill his former handy-man, Joe Gentz, who killed Bashara's wife. Gentz claims he was hired by Bashara to kill Jane Bashara.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As many as 14,000 people - more than previously thought - received possibly tainted steroid injections tied to a deadly U.S. meningitis outbreak and patients should watch for symptoms for several m...

Injections of steroids near the spine have been linked to other rare but devastating complications, including nerve damage, paralysis and strokes.

The area around 126th Street and Park Avenue still resembles a giant, beat-up storage shed.

Buffalo mozzarella from Italy is perhaps the most difficult cheese to replicate. Is the Silicon Valley consultant-turned-dairy-farmer Craig Ramini in over his head?

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Investigators are warning U.S. commanders in Afghanistan about a heightened risk of attack because of shoddy work by an Afghan contractor paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to help strengthen de...

Wash. could become first state to approve recreational sales of marijuana for those over 21

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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - A Pakistani schoolgirl fighting for her life after being shot by the Taliban for campaigning for education rights was transferred on Thursday from a hospital in a province that is a militan...