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Trayvon Martin Had THC In System, Was Shot At Close Range: Police Report

Trayvon Martin was shot at close range and had the drug THC in his system, according to an autopsy report released by lawyers handling the case of his death.

Best-Read Cities In America? Seattle, Miami Make The List, But Not New York, Says Amazon

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'The Kennedy Curse' Strikes Again With Death of Mary Kennedy, A Timeline Of Family History And Misfortune

The death of Mary Richardson Kennedy, an apparent suicide, is another instance to add to the timeline of the Kennedy family history, which many believe is under a curse of misfortune. Despite their political fame and fortune, the family has been ridden with tragedy for decades, causing many to believe the Kennedy family was under some sort of ominous curse, causing its members to die young from illness, assassinations and accidents, once they delved deeper into the history.

Donna Summer Dies: Photos of the 'Last Dance' Singer, Husband Bruce Sudano And Her Incredible Career [PICTURES]

Check out pictures of Donna Summer with Husband Bruce Sudano, as well as photos from her incredible career.

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Ancient 'Loch Ness Monster' Suffered From Arthritis Leading To Pliosaur Demise, New Research Says

Ancient versions of the mythical Loch Ness monster apparently suffered from a very pedestrian case of arthritis as they aged, according to British researchers, leading to the demise of the pliosaur.

George Zimmerman Medical Report Cites Broken Nose, Lacerations After Trayvon Martin Shooting

A medical report has surfaced regarding injuries sustained by George Zimmerman after the Trayvon Martin shooting which says Zimmerman had a broken nose and lacerations, amongst other injuries, and will serve as a piece in the trial.

Tanya Thomas, Florida Mother, Kills Her Four Children, Herself As Police Surround Her Home

A woman from Brevard, Fla. fatally shot her four children before shooting herself as emergency service unit's closed in on her while she was held up in her home on Tuesday.

Google Gets Serious About Self-Driving Car Technology; Autonomous Vehicle Spotted In Washington

Google is getting serious about its self-driving car technology campaign. In an effort to make the driverless car legal on U.S. roads, the Mountain View, Calif. based company was spotted showing off the robo-prius on the streets of Washington, D.C. - just one day after Nevada became the first state to legalize autonomous vehicles.

FBI Launches Investigation Of JPMorgan Trading Losses

The FBI has opened a probe into trading losses at JPMorgan Chase & Co, stepping up the pressure on the bank after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Reserve said they were also looking into the wrong-way bets that led to the losses.

Mississippi Police Search For Suspect Possibly Posing As Cop After Thomas Schlender And Lori Anne Carswell Found Dead On The Highway

Mississippi authorities are on the hunt for a suspect possibly posing as a police officer, who may be responsible for the murders of two people who were discovered shot to death along a desolate stretch of highway.

Twitter Fumes After Tommie Frazier Snubbed From College Football Hall Of Fame

Tommie Frazier, the former University of Nebraska quarterback who guided the Cornhuskers to two consecutive national championships in 1994 and 1995, was snubbed from entering the College Football Hall of Fame, sending Twitter in a tizzy over the shocking omission.

Dougherty Gang Update: 3 Florida Siblings Face Charges In Georgia

The three siblings known as the Dougherty Gang will appear before a Georgia court Tuesday to answer to charges in that state, after having been already sentenced to decades in prison in Colorado.

Henry Kissinger, Ex-Secretary Of State, Gets TSA Pat-Down At JFK

In a sign that airport security workers don't discriminate, former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was subjected to a TSA pat-down before boarding his flight at LaGuardia Airport in New York.

Court Refuses To Delay BofA-Merrill Lynch Settlement

A federal judge in New York on Monday refused to delay the approval process for a controversial $20 million settlement between Bank of America Corp directors and shareholders who accused the bank of overpaying for Merrill Lynch & Co.

Petrino and Dorrell at a signing event just after her hiring.

Picking Up The Pieces At Arkansas After The Bobby Petrino-Jessica Dorrell Scandal

The effects of Bobby Petrino's infamous motorcycle crash are just beginning to be realized.

Florida State to Big 12 Talks Live On Despite School President Memo

Florida State might be interested in leaving the ACC for the Big 12.

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Is Bravest Republican In Congress For Gay Marriage Views

Out of 289 Republicans in congress, only one -- U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) -- shares the same views as Obama on gay marriage. She may be the bravest Republican in congress.

Scott Brown speaks after his swearing-in at the Capitol in Washington

The Five Senate Races To Watch

With Democrats defending nearly twice as many Senate seats as Republicans in 2012, the GOP has an excellent chance of taking the upper chamber and holding majorities in both houses of Congress.

Princess Cruises Sued By Panama Castaway Over Rescue Failure

Panamanian fisherman Adrian Vazquez has sued Princess Cruises for failing to rescue him and his now-deceased companions after a ship passed by when they were stranded at sea.

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JPMorgan Execs To Leave Over $2B Loss, Warren Tells Dimon To Resign From NY Fed

JPMorgan will move to limit the fallout from a shock trading loss that could reach $3 billion or more by parting company with three top executives involved in its costly failed hedging strategy, sources close to the matter said.

LeBron James Wins MVP for the 2011-2012 NBA Season

Miami Heat forward LeBron James won this third regular season MVP award on Saturday.

Toddler On No-Fly List, 18-Month-Old Riyanna, Prompts JetBlue To Issue Apology For Mistake Removal From Flight

JetBlue issued an apology on Thursday to 18-month-old Riyanna, the toddler wrongfully placed on the no-fly list on Tuesday and pulled off a flight from Florida, and her family citing a computer glitch for the mistake removal.

Serena Williams Rap Song: Think The Tennis Player Has What It Takes?

Serena Williams, rap star?

John Travolta Massage Scandal Gets Weirder: 5 Things To Know About Plaintiff Lawyer Okorie Okorocha

The story around the highly publicized sexual assault lawsuits filed against John Travolta by two masseurs continues to raise eyebrows. Earlier this week two unnamed men filed lawsuits against the actor claiming that he sexually assaulted them during a massage. Yet TMZ released proofthat the actor has was in New York on January 16th when the first incident allegedly took place in Beverly Hills.

Obama-Clooney Fundraiser Breaks Records with $15M

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