NJ Gov. Christie learns his lesson, strikes nonpartisan balance in post-Sandy response
The first week of the year was somber for students at Sandy Hook Elementary school who returned to classes, which were held in a neighboring town. A never-before-seen photo of Princess Diana gathered Internet buzz, while Congress addressed the looming fiscal cliff. Click through to see the quotes that made news this week.
Fresh internal clashes among Republicans are public, vicious _ just as GOP looks to regroup
Half Their Size; Confessions of a Reality-Show Star; Inside the Acai Berry Online Diet Scam
The house that was used for exterior shots on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" is on sale in Minnesota for $2.895 million. In the 70s sitcom, the eponymous main character lived in an apartment upstairs, best friend Rhoda lived in the attic, while the landlord Phyllis lived on the main floor. It's actually a 7-bed home with 6.5 bathrooms. A couple bought it in the 1990s without realizing its history.
South Carolina woman listed as oldest US citizen, Mamie Rearden, dies at 114
Cat tries to smuggle cell phone, saws and charger into Brazilian prison
Four people, including the gunman, were killed in a shooting at a townhouse in Aurora, Colorado.
Passengers said the man went on a rampage during a New Year's Eve flight.
Austin Woods, an offensive lineman for the Oklahoma Sooners, plays hard, whether it's on the football field, in the classroom or tackling cancer.
Police: Armed man may be holding 3-4 hostages in Colorado home; unclear if anyone injured
Nadal Nirenberg posed as a flirty female in order to recover his iPhone.Read more: Man Sets Online Dating Honey Trap to Recover iPhone
The inspiring story of Lindsay Ess, a quadruple amputee, getting a hand transplant.Read more: Full Episode: Nightline 1/4: Lindsay Ess' Story: Getting New Hands
New BBC documentary leaves cameraman in fear while filming Arctic animals.Read more: Watch: Too Close for Comfort: Nose-to-Nose with Polar Bears
Center for Disease Control reports increase in flu cases with jump from 31 states in U.S.Read more: Watch: Widespread Flu Outbreak Rises to 41 States
A rare 1909 baseball card of Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop Honus Wagner will be auctioned in Feb. 2013 by Goldin Auctions, the card's current owner. With fewer than 60 existing authenticated cards, this could fetch as much as $2.8 million, according to Ken Goldin of the auction house. In 2007, Arizona Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick bought a version of the same card for $2.8 million. It's called "Jumbo Wagner" because it is larger than other cards of Wagner, who was part of the inaugural 1936...
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