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Cancer-Killing Virus Fights Liver Tumors

A genetically engineered herpes virus, designed to kill cancer cells but leave normal tissue unharmed, has shown early promise in clinical tests, scientists said on Saturday.

Ivy League Are Top Colleges but Maryland Up-and-Coming

Thomas Michel, a professor at Harvard Medical School, waits for the start of the 360th Commencement Exercises at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts

Ivy League schools again topped a popular ranking of the best U.S. colleges, but shared the spotlight with liberal arts schools Williams College and Amherst College, and up-and-coming University of Maryland.

Illinois Teen Charged With Killing Parents Gave Phony Alibis, Conflicting Stories, Police Say

John Granat, 17, of Illinois allegedly beat his parents to death.

Tupac Shakur: Dead for 15 Years, But Racks up 200+ Million YouTube Views

Tupac Shakur has been dead for 15 years. The rapper died on Sept. 13, 1996 from internal bleeding caused by gunshot wounds

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Cocaine from Britain's largest ever cocaine seizure is seen on display in London

UN: Cocaine Usage On the Rise Globally, Stemming From Australia

A report released Tuesday by the United Nation's Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) showed that seizures of cocaine and amphetamine-type stimulants such as ecstasy and meth, have increased dramatically, with 592 kilograms confiscated in 2008-09 compared with 179.5 kilograms just six years prior to the federal findings.

Your First Preview of Missoni For Target Private Party [PHOTOS]

Fans of Italian designer Missoni flocked to Target stores on Tuesday and burdened the retailer's Web site in order to get their hands on some of the unique items.

Drunk Driver Professes Love for Ron Paul 2012

A Ron Paul 2012 supporter was arrested for drunk driving on National Geographic's new show Frontier Force.

Missoni for Target eBay Sellers Facing Backlash

With the Target Web site down, eager Missoni for Target would-be shoppers have taken to Twitter to solve the Missoni mystery.

Shamcey Supsup Accepts 4th, Says Leila Lopes Deserves Crown [VIDEO]

Miss Universe fourth place finisher Shamcey Supsup of the Philippines thinks winner Leila Lopes of Angola deserves the crown despite her own outstanding performance in the question and answer segment.

Target Missoni Collection on eBay With Huge Markup: Who is Responsible?

The collection sold out of stores within minutes and crashed the Target website

A Shot of Nasal Spray Could Keep Alzheimer's Away: Study

It seems a shot of insulin does more than just keep diabetes's sufferers at bay, a new study has found that a daily dosage of insulin nasal spray can slow down the development of Alzheimer's disease.

Policeman Allegedly Shoots 14-Year-old to Death After Bus-Stop Fight

A police officer allegedly fatally shot a 14-year-old boy involved in a fight at a school bus stop, the teen's mother said in federal court.

Joshua Robb, Missing Autistic California Boy, May be Searching for Parents

The boy was recently removed from his parents for suspicion of abuse

A bus designed with colorful art from the 1960's, is shown during the "Summer of Love" 40th anniversary concert at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco

San Francisco Hopes Graffiti Vandals will Go Virtual

San Francisco arts officials are embracing what they say is a digital-age solution to the decades-old problem of graffiti: An iPhone application that allows virtual tagging instead of the real thing.

Texas Crew Gaining Control Over Wildfire

Texas Fires Being Contained, But Damage Is High

Texas' fire fighters appear to be winning the battle to contain one of the largest fires since Texas started keeping records for disasters. Local schools opened and all 5,000 resident of Austin who were displaced should be able to see their property on Wednesday

Kern County Fire: Residents Asked to Evacuate as Fire Consumes Over 20,000 Acres

Residents of Stallion Springs, Calif., residents were forced to evacuate on Monday as string of lightning-caused wildfires in the area, Capt. Joshua Valverde of the Gilroy Fire Department said.

Planking is Dead; Long Live ‘Animal Planking’ (PHOTOS)

Animal Planking is picturing animals that are lying down or resting and is similar to planking or the lying down game. It refers to mimicking a wooden plank.

Florida Woman Who Allegedly Claimed to be a Vampire Bites Elderly Man

A Florida woman has been charged with battery after she attacked an elderly man in a wheelchair, claiming to be a vampire, police said.

This artist’s impression shows the planet orbiting the Sun-like star HD 85512 in the southern constellation of Vela (The Sail).

Scientists Find 50 New Exoplanets, Including 16 'Super-Earths' (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

Astronomers have discovered 50 new exoplanets, including a possible habitable planet in what is considered as a significant event that could lead to the discovery of other small rocky habitable planets around stars similar to our Sun.

Former World Series MVP Manny Ramirez Arrested on Battery Charges

Manny Ramirez, the 2004 World Series MVP, was arrested on Monday in his South Florida home on charges of domestic violence. The retired Dominican-American professional baseball outfielder was charged with battery.

Gore to Launch 24-Hour Climate Reality Campaign

Al Gore is renewing his campaign to convince sceptics of the link between climate change and extreme weather events by means of a global multimedia event.

Mississippi Court Clears Referendum that Would Ban All Abortions

Mississippi voters will have the chance to define the term person to include all human beings from the moment of fertilization after the state Supreme Court validated a referendum.

Miss Angola Crowned Miss Universe 2011 (MOST SPECTACULAR PHOTOS)

On Monday, millions of people across the world watched in admiration as Miss Angola, Leila Lopes, was crowned the winner of the 2011 Miss Universe pageant.

Unfair for Casey Anthony to Pay $500,000 in Investigation Costs, Says Defense Attorney

Casey Anthony’s defense team now thinks that it’s unfair for her to pay $500,000 in prosecution and investigation costs.

Many Reluctant to Tell Docs about Depression: Study

Some people with depression symptoms may not tell their family doctor about it -- often out of worry they will be placed on an antidepressant, a new study suggests.

Scientists Find New Species of Ancient Toothy Fish in Canadian Arctic

Scientists have discovered a new species of ancient predatory fish that lived 375 million years ago in the ancient North American waterways during the Devonian Period.

Al Gore to Air 24-Hour Global Warming Campaign

Starting on Wednesday, The Climate Reality Project will broadcast a new 24-hour global multimedia presentation on the link between global warming and extreme weather events.

Miss Universe 2011: Is the Contest Racist?

Judges in Sao Paulo, Brazil will pick the winner of the 2011 Miss Universe Pageant Monday night, and there's a good chance that the winner will be Western-looking. Even if that contestant is from Asia or Latin America.

Jackie Kennedy Tapes: First Lady Calls Martin Luther King, Jr. a 'Phony', Makes Other Candid Statements

A book containing the details of a series of 1964 interviews that former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy gave to JFK aide Arthur M. Schlesinger is being released on Wednesday.

KARK Meteorologist Brett Cummins Resigns

KARK meteorologist Brett Cummins has resigned his post at the station after being found asleep next to a dead naked man wearing a dog collar.

Freedom Tower - Rising, Along With U.S., New York

Those who journeyed to Lower Manhattan Sunday to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center (WTC) no doubt saw something that gave them cause for hope, as the nation continues its long process of healing and restoration: New York's skyline is starting to become whole again.

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