The phone call to the four story building in a Gaza refugee camp cut through the tension like an alarm bell Sunday. A voice told Fateh Nasser he and everyone in the building had five minutes to get out. Forty people inside did not hesitate, scrambling down the stairs to get outside. And right on schedule, a barrage of Israeli missiles leveled the building.
Christmas Abbott breaks into a male-dominated field, changing front tires at races.
George Stephanopoulos reports news stories that have people talking around the world.Read more: Watch: Instant Index: Midlife Crisis in Chimps; The Myth We Use 10% of Our Brains
A night with an Israeli family near the Gaza border, struggling for a normal life as warning sirens sound.
A new study in the Journal Pediatrics shows an alarming number of boys using steroids.
The probe into a massive explosion earlier this month in Indianapolis that killed two people and damaged dozens of homes is now an active criminal homicide investigation, with authorities saying they believe the blast was caused intentionally, ABC News has learned.
Officials: Fatal house explosion in Indianapolis now criminal homicide investigation
AC/DC decides to release entire catalog on Apple's iTunes, including 16 studio albums
The Israeli government said today that since the beginning of its military operation in Gaza, cyber attackers have launched more than 44 million attempts to disrupt the operation of various Israeli government websites, but were only successful in knocking out one site for a short period.Read more: Israel Combats Cyber Attacks During Gaza Offensive
The former House Speaker criticized Romney for "insulting" comments.
At age 81, Thomas Cooper has had a bout with cancer, and endured a back operation, but neither has convinced him to retire.
Job loss may rival smoking and high blood pressure, a study found.
Yelp, the online review website, has taken on the role of private detective. With more than 71 million visitors monthly, Yelp is using a computer filter to help uncover companies that purchase fake positive reviews, calling out the offenders and then showing the world its...
Yelp, the online review website, has taken on the role of private detective. With more than 71 million visitors monthly, Yelp is using a computer filter to help uncover companies that purchase fake positive reviews, calling out the offenders and then showing the world its...
Alicia Keys, who is gearing up for the release of her brand new album "Girl On Fire," said she "definitely" wants to have more children, just not right now.
Jasper was one of 34 dogs with paralyzed hind legs to participate in a randomized, double-blind study at Cambridge University in London. Researchers first collected olfactory "ensheathing" cells from the dogs' noses, cultured them in Petri dishes for three to five weeks and then injected them into the dogs' spines.
Researchers assessed the dogs' mobility on treadmills before and after treatment, discovering that the cells didn't restore communication between the brain and the hind legs, but...
The life of the five-day-a-week, 10,000 circulation newspaper serving Prince William County's more than 420,000 residents has met its fate. The last edition of the paper will be printed on December 30th, 2012.
A bankruptcy judge asked Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of Wonder Bread and Twinkies, and its bakers' union to agree to a mediation before the company liquidates, creating a possible life-line for about 18,000 jobs.
Alaska state troopers are currently searching a 31-year-old man who set out into the wilderness alone Sept. 27 and has not been heard from since.
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