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Sibling Fugitives Are Armed and Dangerous: 'There's a Time for All of Us to Die'

The siblings told their mother in a text message that "There's a time for all of us to die."

Obama Approval Rating Below 50% In Majority of States: Poll

A majority of states do not approve of President Barack Obama's performance and his national approval rating is hovering just below 50 percent, according to a new Gallup Poll.

Apple's Latest Lawsuit: Mac OS X Fast Booting Claimed to Violate Former LG Patent

The latest in a seris of patent lawsuit against Apple has to do with the fast booting feature of Mac OS X.A Florida company Operating Systems Solutions, LCC has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against the tech giant for Mac OS X startup process.

Diana Nyad: U.S. Swimmer Insane Training Schedule at 61 [PHOTOS & VIDEO]

"I also want it to be a moment for thousands, and I dare say millions of people my age, who are going to look and say, '60!'" Diana Nyad, U.S. long-distance swimmer, told CNBC Sunday morning. Nyad's personal test began at 7:45 p.m. ET when she plunged into the ocean and began her 103-mile swim between Cuba and Florida.

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How Will U.S. Markets React on Monday to S&P?s U.S. Debt Downgrade?

The downgrade (while perhaps not a total surprise) arrived somewhat unexpectedly ? and during a period when markets are already in an extremely volatile and fragile state.

Ready or Not America, Here Comes Rick Perry: Presidential Candidate

Texas Governor Rick Perry has not yet officially announced his candidacy for president. But on Saturday in Houston, at a prayer event he organized, Perry made it clear he's already in the race to become America's next president.

An Atlas V rocket launches with the Juno spacecraft payload from Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida

NASA Juno Spacecraft Begins Trek to Jupiter [VIDEO]

NASA's solar-powered Spacecraft Juno launched on Friday to begin a 5-year journey to Jupiter in order to study the planet for one year.

NASA Spacecraft Juno Begins 5-Year Trip to Jupiter [VIDEO & PHOTOS]

NASA Spacecraft Juno launched from Florida on Friday and began its 5-year journey (1,740 million miles) to Jupiter. Upon arrival, it will study the gas giant for 1 year.

LEGO Figurines to Fly on Juno Spacecraft

NASA Juno: Cutting Edge Science, Lego Toys

NASA sent a new spacecraft into space on Friday, taking with it cutting edge scientific instruments and Lego toys as it hurls towards its death in the name of science.

Casey Anthony Look-alike Concetta Graves: As Hot as Caylee's Mom or Hotter? (PHOTOS)

Look-alike of celebrities like Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson receive a lot of attention and they love it but L. Concetta Graves, who looks very similar to Casey Anthony, hates the attention she is getting right now.

United States has More 'Android' States

Mobile ad network Jumptap has put out a report with a map reflecting the geographical mobile makeup in the United States.

Journey to Jupiter: Juno Lifts Off with LEGO Figurines to Unveil Giant's Mystery

After settling at Jupiter's orbit, Juno will study the planet for one year to learn how and when it existed. The study will help to understand the planet formation processes as well as the evolution of the solar system, researchers said.

Inappropriate use of blood cell booster widespread

Costly drugs that boost red blood cells are being routinely misused in cancer patients, raising concerns about side effects and wasted resources, researchers say.

Juno Rocket Solid Rocket Booster Separation

Picture This: NASA's Juno Heads off to Jupiter [PHOTOS]

NASA's solar-powered Juno spacecraft lifted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida at 9:25 a.m. PDT (12:25 p.m. EDT) Friday to begin a five-year journey to Jupiter.

Resident receives food stamps after handed in a pistol during the "Guns Exchange Program" in Monterrey

Food Stamp Use Rises to Record 45.8 Million

Nearly 15 percent of the U.S. population relied on food stamps in May, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.

Wall Street Rebounds After Sell-Off, Berlusconi Budget Announcement

U.S. stocks rose in volatile trade on Friday as investors saw a buying opportunity following the sharp sell-off that took the S&P 500 down 10 percent over the last 10 sessions.

NASA's Juno Heads to Jupiter [Live Coverage]

The NASA spacecraft Juno will lift off at 11:34 a.m. on Friday from Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. The four-ton spacecraft will start a five-year journey to Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, according to NASA's statement.

Space Lovers Tweet Launch of NASA Spacecraft 'Juno'

Teachers, enthusiasts take to Twitter to cover launch.

NASA Juno Spacecraft Launch at 11:34 a.m.: Watch Live Online Coverage

The countdown of Juno mission to Jupiter is moving ahead toward a lift-off at 11:34 am EDT, NASA said in a statement. The weather forecast is positive on Friday and there are no indications of technical issues.

Juno Spacecraft to Lift-Off Today to Unlock Secrets of Jupiter

NASA is on the brim of launching a new solar-powered Juno spacecraft all the way to Jupiter. Juno is set to lift-off at 11:34 am Friday from Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida, atop an Atlas V rocket. It will take five years for the spacecraft to reach Jupiter.

Padres batter Tejada is tagged out at the plate by Cardinals catcher Molina during their MLB National League baseball game in St. Louis

Cardinals Catcher Molina Banned for Spraying Spittle

St. Louis Cardinals All-Star catcher Yadier Molina has been suspended five games by Major League Baseball on Thursday for making contact with an umpire and spraying him with spittle during a heated confrontation.

NASA Jupiter-Bound Juno Spacecraft Mated to Rocket

NASA?s Juno Mission to Launch Friday to Probe Jupiter [VIDEO & PHOTOS]

NASA spacecraft will launch a five-year journey on Friday to conduct a deep examination of the interior of the largest planet in the solar system to see if there is actually a hidden core below the thick atmosphere.

Emily breaks up over Haiti, still threatens rains

Tropical Storm Emily broke apart over the mountains of Haiti and Dominican Republic on Thursday but its remnants still packed rains threatening flash floods and mudslides in the neighboring Caribbean countries.

NOAA Updates Forecast: Expect a More Active Hurricane Season

The NOAA has increased the number of hurricanes it expects in a new updated forecast for the 2011 hurricane season as Tropical Storm Emily barrels through Haiti.

Rory McIlroy Isn't Giving Tiger Woods Good Odds in Return

U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy isn't giving former number one golfer Tiger Woods good odds of winning in his PGA Return at the Bridgestone Invitational. But Woods said earlier in the week he's "good to go."

A day labourer stands behind a sign for an employment center in San Diego

Strapped states chop jobless aid

U.S. states are making "unprecedented" cuts to unemployment benefit programs, hoping to keep their budgets in line as the country's jobless rate shows no sign of budging, according to a report the National Employment Law Project released on Wednesday.