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Texas road shooting spree kills 1, wounds 5
A man in Texas allegedly randomly opened fire from his pickup truck, killing a woman and wounding five others.
A Memorial Day history lesson
Memorial Day is a day many use to mark the beginning of summer, but how did the holiday get its start?
'Hot dog hooker' arrested for second time
The phallic symbolism here is just too much...a hooker arrested at a hot dog stand. The so-called “hot dog hooker” is sitting in a jail cell again for alleged prostitution.
Teenager caught defacing ancient Egyptian temple
Teenagers just want to make their marks on the world. But one Chinese teenager may have chosen the absolute worst place to leave his personal touch.
Thousands in Rolling Thunder rally
The 26th annual Rolling Thunder rally brought motorbike enthusiasts out in their thousands. The gathering of riders in Washington D.C. aims to help turn the spotlight on the plight of military prisoners of war. It's also intended to focus attention on troops missing in action. The bikers assembled in a ...
Honoring those who served this Memorial Day
Chicago’s Memorial Day remembrance began with wreath laying ceremony at the Eternal Flame in Daley plaza. “I think it’s very important on Memorial Day that we stop all of our activities and pause and remember the sacrifice that were made by men and women to defend our democracy.” Governor Pat ...
Dead woman gives birth, then brought back to life
Three-month-old Elayna Nigrelli has redefined what it means to be a miracle baby. She was born while her mother was technically dead. In February, Erica Nigrelli was teaching at a high school in Missouri City, Texas, when she walked into a co-worker’s classroom. Nigrelli said she felt faint, placed her ...
President Obama tours Oklahoma tornado response
Photos: President Obama tours Oklahoma tornado response, May 26, 2013.
Oldest vet's Memorial Day plans: stiff drink and a cigar
Richard Overton, 107, America's oldest veteran just plans to relax on Memorial Day.
50 years later, B-52 crash survivor, rescuer reunite at site
Gerald Alder and Eugene Slabinski hadn't seen each other since the crash in 1963.
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