Bill Gates and other donors are giving more than $630 million to the international effort to eradicate polio, after the disease spiked and spread to seven countries that were previously polio-free.
Five people were shot as spectators left a crowded high school basketball game Friday in what police called a possibly gang-related drive-by attack.
A 17-year-old high school dropout shot, bludgeoned or stabbed to death four people over the Christmas holidays, three of them in the home of a jewelry merchant, police said Thursday.
A man who spent his adolescent years in state custody for a slaying he committed at age 11 was sentenced Monday to four to 20 years in prison on a drug conviction.
Edwin Rivera, a severely disabled 22-year-old, was supposed to be escorted home from his special-needs school.
A smoking ban in one Colorado city led to a major drop in heart attack hospitalizations, finds ?a new study that is considered the best and longest-term research to show such a link.
A program at Fresno State that works to prevent childhood obesity around California is receiving more money in an effort to help kids here in Kern County maintain a healthier lifestyle.
An appeal notice filed on behalf of a convicted murderer who tortured two young siblings was dismissed Monday by a federal judge, after the defendant told him he did not want to challenge his convictions.
Actress Sienna Miller won 53,000 pounds ($79,000) in damages from a photo agency on Friday over claims of paparazzi harassment in a settlement her lawyer said could have significant implications for other celebrities.
About 677,300 IKEA and Green Mountain Vista window blinds and shades were recalled in the United States on Thursday after a young child was strangled.
Italy's highest court ruled Thursday in favor of a man's request to disconnect his daughter's feeding tube and allow her to die after 16 years in a vegetative state.
For investors, especially wealthier Americans, the victory of Barack Obama's Presidential campaign has raised the fear of higher taxes.
Over the next month, as 17 million college students flood the nation's campuses, they will be greeted by swarms of credit-card marketers.? And now their role ?in helping to build students' mountains of debt is coming under great scrutiny.
Serial killer Arthur Shawcross, who was serving life in prison for strangling 11 women in the Rochester area, has died at 63.
A 1999 state law allowing so-called payday lenders to charge high fees for short-term loans violates the state constitution, the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Jurors on Thursday began deliberating the fate of a confessed gunman who says he was legally insane when he killed four people in a shooting spree that began at a downtown Atlanta courthouse.
Police say a central Pennsylvania man was arrested on drunken driving charges twice in less than six hours.
The father of two girls found frozen to death in a snowy field last winter on a Canadian native reserve pleaded guilty Monday to criminal negligence.
A masked man waving an American flag and holding a handgun Monday on a Highway 101 overpass has shut down the freeway just west of Santa Barbara, Calif.
A half-dozen ski resorts in New England and the West are joining in protests against two new lines of snowboards that feature images of Playboy models and cartoons of self-mutilation.
Diets heavy in fried foods, salty snacks and meat account for about 35 percent of heart attacks globally, researchers reported on Monday.
Mexico agreed Monday to deport Cubans who sneak illegally through Mexican territory to reach the U.S., a step toward cutting off an increasingly violent and heavily used human trafficking route.
Michigan's attorney general said Sunday that he has issued warrants for three teenagers accused of fatally shooting another teen and wounding three others near Henry Ford High School last week.
Under new draft security agreement, American soldiers and contractors may someday ?face trials under the Iraqi judicial system that have no juries and no rules of evidence.
A college student who with her boyfriend stole the identities of friends and neighbors was sentenced Friday to five years in prison and ordered to pay more than $100,000 in restitution.
Folks in central Texas don’t like being played for boobs — especially by a woman who claimed to have breast cancer when all she really had was a chest that was flatter than she wanted it to be.
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Got courage?
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