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Two police reports written the night that George Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin said that Zimmerman had a bloody face and it looked like his nose was broken. Two witnesses appear to back up Zimmerman's version of being on his back and beaten by Martin.
Donna Summer, the singer who came to be known as the ?Queen of Disco? during her 1970s heyday, died today after battling cancer, a family member confirmed to ABC News. She was 63. Summer was a five time Grammy award winner who was the first artist to...
Mary Richardson Kennedy, wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., died of asphyxiation by hanging, reports the Westchester County Medical Examiner's office.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ? Mitt Romney?s around-the-clock fundraising schedule seems to be paying off, literally. Romney, with the help of the Republican National Committee, raised $40.1 million in April, nearly matching the $43 million raised by President Obama?s campaign and the Democratic National Committee in the...
A defiant George Lucas showed his Indiana Jones-caliber feistiness when the filmmaker ended nearly 25 years of neighborhood oppostion to a California studio by announcing the land would instead be used to build low-income housing.
In the wake of an ABC News investigation revealing extreme animal cruelty, Pepsi has canceled its sponsorship of the annual Tennessee Walking Horse championship, the Celebration. The discontinuation of the relationship was "effective immediately," according to Pepsi spokesman Dave DeCecco. The company said its logo was removed Wednesday from the Celebration website, prior to the broadcast of the ABC News report on "Nightline."
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Today in Pictures: May 17, 2012
Emergency law considered in Quebec as thousands of students protest tuition; 122 arrests
US envoy to Israel: Washington ready to strike Iran if sanctions, diplomacy fail
Man who beheaded passenger on bus in Canada wins right to escorted town trips
Jamaica police seize cash, arrest 8 accused of defrauding US citizens through lottery scams
Jamaica police seize cash, arrest 8 accused of defrauding US citizens through lottery scams
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Facebook initial public offering of common stock will be priced at $38 a share.
Facebook co-founder Saverin defended relinquishing his U.S. citizenship.
ABC News? Kirit Radia reports: MOSCOW ? Looking to update your summer wardrobe? The makers of the AK-47 assault rifle may soon have something in your size. The company which produces one of the world?s most popular automatic weapons is in talks with the family...
After a drumbeat of complaints from energy producers that the Obama administration is blocking domestic oil and gas production, the Interior department released a report claiming that U.S. oil and gas producers are sitting on millions of acres of idle government leases.
London will be one of the most popular destinations this summer as the city gears up to host the 2012 Olympics, which will be sure to draw visitors from all over the globe.
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The best gadgets and tech for the new grad.
HTC's One X and One S are now the best Android phones on the market.
iPhone lenses, a flash and tripod help you take better photos with your phone.
Which $99 touchscreen e-reader is the best?
Best tech and gadget gifts for the different moms out there.
A review of the power-folding, cell phone-charging Origami stroller.
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What began as the resurrection of one of the most animated characters in the 2008 campaign on Thursday ended with Mitt Romney being forced to answer to reporters and consequently offer up a flub of an answer on whether he supports negative ads. After a...
President Barack Obama said Thursday that he and first lady Michelle Obama were "saddened" to hear of the death of "Disco Queen" Donna Summer. "Her voice was unforgettable, and the music industry has lost a legend far too soon. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Donna's family and her dedicated fans," the president said in a written statement. The big-voiced star had '70s hits with "I Feel Love" and "Last Dance" and scored a 1983 smash with "She Works Hard for the Money." In December 2009, she performed at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo, Norway, honoring Obama. The president also mourned the passing of Dick Clark back in April. But he kept mum about the deaths of Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and Beastie Boy MCA (Adam Yauch), a fervent activist on behalf of people in Tibet. More popular Yahoo! News stories: ? Gallup poll: Romney's 'favorable' rating jumps ? The man...
President Barack Obama on Friday kicks off a frenetic four days of guns-and-butter diplomacy, including a pair of high-stakes international summits focused on reviving the sputtering global economy and winding down the unpopular war in Afghanistan. Both issues will shape Obama's legacy ? not to mention his hopes for re-election in November. And the back-to-back gatherings of the Group of Eight rich countries at Camp David and the NATO summit in Chicago offer vital opportunities to get the United States and its closest allies in closer harmony. White House officials have worriedly watched Europe's debt crisis, concerned that a recession there could infect the already-weak American economy. And the president has made a successful handover of security responsibility from NATO-led forces to their Afghan counterparts by the end of 2014 one of his signature foreign policy goals. Obama's diplomatic dash opens Friday with a visit from France's new president, François...
?Ex-PATRIOT? ? Schumer Targets Anti-Tax Facebook Set - Act to Target Eduardo Saverin ? It?s not a Bill of Attainder, they say, because they?d target any soon-to-be Internet billionaire who renounces his (or her) citizenship to avoid paying taxes ? http://abcn.ws/LgYc14 Eduardo Saverin Writes from...
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor had three opening words as she addressed the graduates of New York University on Wednesday who were holding their ceremony at Yankee Stadium. ?This is a-w-e-some. ?I grew up in a public housing project in the Bronx just a few...
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty slightly changed his tune on his vice presidential prospects Thursday when he didn?t rule out the possibility that he might get picked as Mitt Romney?s running mate. Just days before, he had told reporters to take him off the list....
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Doug Murphy nearly lost his right leg to a flesh-eating bacterial attack that began when a leaky trash bag grazed his right ankle.
The four children of Robert Kennedy Jr. and Mary Kennedy face a complicated grieving process in the aftermath of her suicide, mental health experts say.
Enrique Milla testifies from Peru that his Miami doctor ignored his diabetes and unsafely implanted a penile prosthesis.
Four rounds of in vitro fertilization couldn?t help Sara Conyers conceive, according to the UK paper The Daily Mail. The fifth time was the charm for Conyers, 33, who now has twins. Conyers says the only way she was able to get pregnant was with...
A TLC documentary highlights the perils of extra pounds during pregnancy.
Mary Richardson Kennedy, wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., died of asphyxiation by hanging, reports the Westchester County Medical Examiner's office.
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Find out why Donna Summer stopped singing 'Love to Love You Baby.'
Films about the killing of bin Laden could compete at box office.
Earlier this week on ?The Ellen DeGeneres Show,? Jennifer Lopez said she doesn?t know if she?ll return to ?American Idol? next season. There are now multiple reports claiming she will in fact leave the Fox competition. A source told E! News that J-Lo is ?just too busy? to...
The world?s ?Most Beautiful Woman? is at the center of a growing controversy over fame, motherhood and baby fat. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, a former Miss World and one of India?s most beloved Bollywood stars, is getting slammed for taking too long to lose her post-pregnancy...
"Terminator 3" actor Nick Stahl, who was reported missing by his estranged wife this week, appears to be the latest star of the movie franchise to run into trouble, leaving some to wonder about a "Terminator curse."
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Genevieve Shaw Brown discusses websites designed to help you save on your hotel.
Dick DeBartolo shows off the latest gadgets for your next trip.
Genevieve Shaw Brown has the latest airline news.
Travel editor Geneveive Shaw Brown Shares Advice and Insights
?Tis the season for thinking about summer vacation. With Memorial Day less than five weeks away, it?s time to get serious about not only making those summer plans but booking them too. Travelers looking to inject a bit ? or, as the case may be, a lot ?...
Airfare is up for summer, but there are certain routes that are bucking the trend.
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