Aneka had already resolved to not have a C-section, even though the doctor told her it was absolutely necessary. She wasn't going to be opened up surgically, no matter what her doctor said, no matter what any doctor said.
A mother called her children's school in Orange County to tell them that her two teenage sons were sick and would not be coming in. According to a police complaint, the principal drove to the house, walked right in, and found the teens asleep in bed.
The girl is African American and the boy is Caucasian. Both are 18 years of age and honor students at Max Hayes High School. THE young couple says they were attacked while walking home after school, all because they are an interracial couple.
Kara Jorud, of Delray Beach, FL was fired by Back in 2008, the three-year store manager of the Michael's Arts and Crafts store in Boca Raton had a double mastectomy after developing breast cancer.
A group of mothers plan to hold a "Nurse In" at an Orange County, CA store this weekend to exercise their right to breastfeed in public and protest a nursing mother who was singled-out inside the store. A 13 year old CA law permits women to nurse their babies in public.
A Concord-area freelance photographer said a state trooper confiscated his camera at the scene of a car crash Wednesday morning, WMUR News 9 reported.
Earlier today, on the cusp of the second decade of the twenty-first century, the Afghan Taliban treated the world to a display of Islamic (Sharia) law.
The prospects for unemployed Americans are going from bad to worse. The government revised its reading on job losses in June to 221,000 from the initially reported 125,000.
Corey Stewart, chairman of the Prince William County, Va., board of supervisors, said his county's police referred Carlos Martinelly Montano for deportation twice in the past after he served sentences for drunk driving convictions.
A maintenance man at a Forestville apartment complex shot and killed a home invader Monday morning after the intruder forced the man into his apartment and fired a gun at him, police and law enforcement sources said. "The victim . . .
It's a program designed by the Obama Administration to help people in these tough economic times keep their homes, but a Wheat Ridge woman said Bank of America, along with Freddie Mac, sold her house out from under her without giving her any notice. She was seriously injured at …
Verizon is refusing to waive the $350 termination fee for a cell phone owned by a Marine who died in Afghanistan.
A federal jury Wednesday decided that Philadelphia violated the Boy Scouts' First Amendment rights by using the organization's anti-gay policy as a reason to evict them from their city-owned offices near Logan Square. "We can't be kicked out of the building or evicted, and we do …
Gun control organizations have frequently made claims that individuals who have legally obtained permits to carry concealed handguns are extremely dangerous.
Confronting threats ranging from Chinese superhackers to the release of secret documents on WikiLeaks and other whistleblowing websites, the Obama administration may be on the verge of assuming broad new powers to regulate the Internet on national-security grounds. The bill woul …
A Virginia teenager who said he was being bullied by a classmate hanged himself this week after his mother complained to the sheriff's office and school administrators met with the two students and their parents. York-Poquoson Sheriff's Sgt.
Four 16-year-old teenage girls were mowed down as they were crossing Old Country road at Glen Cove road by an undocumented hispanic driver who had no drivers' license. "Two of the girls were struck in the crosswalk.
In two tumultuous weeks in October 1987, the stock market shed nearly one-third of its value in perhaps the second most notorious crash in U.S. history. It could happen again.
A local homeless advocacy group is encouraging the homeless to "squat". Squatting, refers to taking up residency in a vacant structure without the owner's permission.
The troubled commercial real estate market continued to ravage the community banking sector last month as federal banking regulators closed 23 banks, the highest monthly toll in nearly a year.
10 year-old Dylon Ansel was in the library at Fairlawn Elementary in Fort Pierce when the media center specialist approached him.
A homeless man told police he was set on fire while sleeping under the Chatham Bridge early Saturday, Fredericksburg, VA police said. David Mould, 52, suffered life-threatening injuries, Fredericksburg police spokeswoman Natatia Bledsoe said.
Shirley Newman's 6 pound poodle escaped his yard as the gas meter reader approached the house. The meter reader defended himself from the gargantuan dog by hitting her with his stick--breaking her jaw and every bone in her face.
The Vatican will finance new research into the potential use of adult stem cells in the treatment of intestinal and possibly other diseases, officials announced Friday.
FORT WORTH, Texas — Drivers could share the highways with much heavier trucks if Congress decides that the efficiencies of larger loads trump concerns about road damage and safety. The Safe and Efficient Transportation Act would raise the maximum weight for commercial tr …
Habitat for Humanity plans to foreclose on 25 houses in Cleveland if the homeowners do not respond to warning letters about overdue mortgage payments.
He's been man's best friend for generations. An ancient dog skull found in Siberia and dating back 33,000 years presents some of the oldest known evidence of dog domestication. When combined with a similar find in Belgium, the two skulls indicate that the domestication of dog …
A few miles from where George Custer made his infamous Last Stand against thousands of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians, artifacts dealer Christopher Kortlander is waging his own battle with authorities to reclaim a trove of war bonnets, medicine bags and other items seized during government raids on his privately-operated Custer museum.
Now, on the heels of the NDAA, a new bill is making its way through Congress: the Enemy Expatriation Act that would make the controversy about the NDAA null and void by simply stripping Americans of their American citizenship, should they be accused of associating with governme …
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