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Recent reports that flavorings are being used to disguise the bitter taste of methamphetamine sold to children have caused outrage

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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -- The University of Toledo Medical Center denies a family's allegations of medical negligence over a botched kidney transplant and wants the Ohio Court of Claims to dismiss the case, according to court...

Asian stock markets rebound after UN Security Council members fails to agree on Syria action

The U.K. House of Commons voted against military action in Syria on Thursday, after a difficult political fight by U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron, who struggled to convince many members of Parliament that there was en...

Three more women are accused in the 2011 attack on a southwestern Illinois Red Lobster waitress who was pummeled after serving the wrong fish order.

Nearly two months after his Magna Carta Holy Grail rollout tread no-so-lightly between tech-driven innovation and achingly corporate pandering, Jay Z's "new rules" won't leave us alone.

Federal agents on Thursday found four assault-type rifles, a handgun and about 3,000 rounds of ammunition inside the sailboat docked at Coconut Grove’s Dinner Key Marina of an Arizona fugitive wanted for sexual assault...

A man was arrested Wednesday and handed over to the FBI after allegedly threatening to behead Rep. Tulsi Gabbard. According to local reports, the man, Aniruddha Sherbow, sent his threats directly to the FBI via email. He...

Here's how to pitch a TV show: Take a well-known piece of literature (or, hey, a TV show will do) and add a wacky concept. Today this adds up to: "Present-day Les Miserables."

Malcolm Gladwell makes inflammatory comments about football in a new documentary, saying that the sport is so dangerous, it will inevitably become "ghettoized."

As Obama plots a trumped-up "humanitarian" war in Syria worthy of George W. Bush, it's time for progressives--by which I mean America's genuine political Left--to stand up and say we've had enough. We urgently need to de...

The federal government now says states can let people grow, use and buy marijuana. The Justice Department, however, wants assurances the drug will be kept away from minors and from reaching other states that prohibit its...

A 31-year-old male dancer who performed at a private party in Wareham on Tuesday is now under arrest, accused of sexually assaulting two women he had been hired to entertain, officials said.

President Obama is ready to move ahead with a limited military strike even with a rejection of such action by Britain's Parliament, officials said.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- The veteran district attorney in a largely rural Northern California county is caught in a story fit for the tabloids.

LEITH, N.D. (AP) -- In a tree-fringed grassy lot with a lone picnic bench in the tiny North Dakota farming town of Leith, Craig Cobb sees the perfect venue for a white power music festival.

FREDERICK, Md. (AP) -- The Washington-Moscow Hot Line, used by U.S. and Russian leaders for frank discussions about crises including the 1967 Six-Day War and the Soviet Union's 1979 invasion of Afghanistan, marked its 50...

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- A federal judge ruled that people placed on the U.S. government's no-fly list have a constitutionally protected interest in traveling by air, and the right to due process when it's denied.

Tensions have flared between the African nations after shells on their shared border killed two civilians.

Bowing to Tea Party pressure, Alabama State Senator Bill Holtzclaw said this week that he thinks The Bluest Eye, Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison's novel about a little black girl who wishes for blue eyes, should...