SEOUL, South Korea – Experts on North Korea have long studied photos of the country’s leaders trying to interpret the significance in the slightest change of body language, pose or position of hierarchy. That intense scrutiny has now been turned on the wife of Kim...Read more: Did North Korea's Mysterious First Lady Have a Baby?
Despite stated label risks of possible fatal heart attack, stroke or organ failure, college football players across the country are still being given injections of a powerful painkiller on game days so they can play while injured, an ABC News investigation has found. The drug, a generic version of Toradol, is recommended for the short-term treatment of post-operative pain in hospitals but has increasingly been used in college and professional sports, and its use is not monitored by the NCAA,...
Read more: Despite Risks, College Football Still Using Powerful Painkiller
A law that regulates people's body weight would probably get little traction in Congress, not to mention U.S. courts.
But not so in Israel, where a new law took effect Jan. 1 that aims to prevent fashion models from losing weight to the detriment of their health and the wellbeing of others inclined to follow in their footsteps.
With technology that could be right out of an "Inspector Gadget" episode, teens across the globe believe they're sending their own self destructing messages online with an app called Snapchat, but users may be surprised to learn that those photos may not be gone forever after they're sent.
Top Taliban commander Mulla Nazir was killed in drone strike this morning along with his nine other comrades.
Police say 2 California teens spiked milkshakes of too-strict parents to log onto Internet
By MICHAEL FALCONE (@michaelpfalcone) and AMY WALTER (@amyewalter) NOTABLES: A RECORD-BREAKING DAY IN THE SENATE: As the 113th Congress is sworn in today on Capitol Hill, ABC “World News” anchor Diane Sawyer has an exclusive joint interview with the historic class of 20 female Senators....
New smartphone app encourages kids to share short-lived photos with friends. Read more: Watch: Favorite Teen App Snapchat Promises to Delete Quirky Photos
Pop star calls for new legislation following a photographer's death pursuing singer.Read more: Watch: Justin Bieber Paparazzi Death Prompts Call for New Laws
Police are searching for three burglars who were caught on tape inside a North Carolina home.
Morning Business Memo… Wall Street’s first day of trading for 2013 brought the biggest gains in more than a year for the Dow Jones index – up 308 points. Other averages rose after the fiscal cliff deal in Congress. Ten stocks rose for every one...
Iraq War vet accused in fatal shooting of wife, a Milwaukee-area police officer, due in courtRead more: Husband Accused in Officer's Killing Due in Court
Conn. man arrested after police say he stripped naked in church in front of congregation
Indian police file rape and murder charges against 5 accused of attacking woman on Delhi bus
Defense attorneys for Jodi Arias, the 32-year-old Arizona woman who has admitted to brutally murdering her former boyfriend Travis Alexander in 2008, say that she was abused and controlled by Alexander, who she says was a sexual deviant.
A former Republican candidate for Congress in New Mexico has been arrested for stalking his opponent after he was previously arrested for allegedly slashing her tires.
Icelandic girl fights government over right to use her name; only 'approved' names allowed
Sen. Mark Kirk, R-Ill., will walk up the steps of the Capitol Thursday morning as he returns to the Senate for the first time since he suffered a stroke early last year. Nearly one year ago, doctors determined Kirk suffered an ischemic stroke after finding...Read more: Ill. Senator Returns to Capitol Hill After Stroke
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