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A New York woman paid a cab driver $900 to drive her family through the blizzard to her home

ABC News staff members have allegedly posted a public Vimeo video mocking Ben Sherwood, the new head of the network

Australian man would take mobile phones found in the places he broke in to, photographed his penis, and would send the pictures to every contact in the phone

Following the ABC news division cutbacks, David Westin is taking one last journey with Diane Sawyer before he departs as news president at year’s end

The Texas Republican will forgo a run for Majority Whip and seeks to remain at the helm of the National Republican Congressional Committee for another term

Staff at ABC News’ DC bureau is icy to ‘cold’ ex-CNN war correspondent

Police are also looking into claims that Zahra was physically abused by her stepmother before she vanished

Senator John McCain’s daughter says that the former governor of Alaska brought ‘drama, stress, complications, panic and loads of uncertainty’ to the campaign

‘We are going to take on the barbarism of war, the decadence of racism, and the scourge of poverty, that the Ku Klux — I meant to say the Tea Party, you all forgive me, but I — you have to use them interchangeably’

Facebook released a statement Monday claiming that the lawsuit which alleges a New York Man owns most of the company is based on a forged contract

The goal is to deter black African recruits from joining the organization to carry out attacks

In Israel, it is against the law — and can constitute the crime of rape by deception — to obtain sex by false pretenses. That’s a dumb law. And the ruling in Kashur’s sentencing illustrates it dumbness

Notwithstanding the Obama campaign’s denials, I personally witnessed Obama worshipping at Jeremiah Wright’s church in July 2007

Buyers and sellers would be subject to tighter scrutiny as a way to help raise $17 billion over ten years to pay for the bill

In an interview with ABC News on Sunday, David Axelrod, the president’s chief political advisor, touted patent reform as a potential spur to innovation and job creation. But it’s not clear that the patent backed by the White House nearly enough to tackle our out-of-control patent system. There’s a patent war going on in the cell phone industry, and virtually all of the major manufacturers are involved

Survey also shows 72% disapprove of the government’s response to the oil spill