- Video shows woman pushing man in front of NYC subway train AP - 1 hr 49 mins ago
Witnesses tell police that she had been following the man closely and mumbling to herself before shoving the man to his death. More »Video shows woman pushing man in front of NYC subway train
- Putin signs anti-U.S. adoptions bill AP - 46 mins ago
President Vladimir Putin has signed a bill banning Americans from adopting Russian children. It is retaliation for an American law that calls for sanctions against Russian officials deemed human rights violators. More »Putin signs anti-U.S. adoptions bill
- Little time left to head off longshoremen's strike AP - 7 mins ago
Commerce could be brought to a near standstill at every major port from Boston to Houston if a walkout by thousands of dock workers takes place. More »Little time left to head off longshoremen's strike
- Man pushed to death in front of NYC subway @ Good Morning America - 7 hrs ago
Detectives are searching for a female suspect who fled a Queens, N.Y., subway station after a man was pushed in front of a train and died. More »Man pushed to death in front of NYC subway
- Satellite photos show North Korea nuclear readiness AP - 8 hrs ago
- Former President George H.W. Bush remains in intensive care Reuters - 10 hrs ago
- Russia reaches out to Syrian coalition AP - 3 hrs ago
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- National Rifle Association vows to fight arms trade treaty at U.N. Reuters - 7 hrs ago
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The leading U.S. pro-gun group, the National Rifle Association, has vowed to fight a draft international treaty to regulate the $70 billion global arms trade and dismissed suggestions that a recent U.S. school shooting bolstered the case for such a pact. The U.N. General Assembly voted on Monday …
- U.S. shuts embassy in Central African Republic AP - 11 hrs ago
The State Department has closed its embassy in the Central African Republic and ordered the ambassador and his diplomatic team to leave the country as rebels there continue to advance and violence escalates, U.S. officials said Thursday.
LONDON (Reuters) - Pop guru Simon Cowell carries pocket-sized inhalable oxygen shots, America's "Mad Men" actress January Jones favors dried placenta pills, and British soap star Patsy Palmer rubs coffee … More »Celebrity bad science: Dried placenta pills and oxygen shots
LONDON (Reuters) - Pop guru Simon Cowell carries pocket-sized inhalable oxygen shots, America's "Mad Men" actress January Jones favors dried placenta pills, and British soap star Patsy Palmer rubs coffee granules into her skin. Celebrities rarely shy away from public peddling of dubious ideas about health and science, and …