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Gandolfini was on vacation in Italy and died of a heart attack
New report finds that 1 in 9 in US are 'structurally deficient'
All the products have a "USE BY/SELL BY DATE" of June 14, 2013
Donny Ferguson says he has been able to eat well on $27.58 for a week, less than the $31.50 Democrats spent for their "SNAP Challenge"
Zimmer served as the CEO for 20 years until 2011 when he was moved to executive chairman
The promising young journalist died in a car accident in Los Angeles
A man of faith and family, Flynn said he was not afraid of death.
Hoffa's been missing since 1975
During his career, Slim Whitman made more than 100 albums and sold more than 70-million records worldwide
Walter Lee Williams tracked down in Mexico
Comedian Russell Brand terrified anchors on MSNBC's Morning Joe program by lecturing them about how the media distracts from real news
U.S. Army Sgt. Dale Dick shocked his family by showing up at a Chicago Blackhawks game last weekend after returning from a 9-month deployment in Afghanistan
Military contractors barred from leaving base after contract dispute
Former investigators say 'ordinance explosion' brought plane down
Marine Colonel Jon Aytes said everything is being done to ensure that the transition is accomplished in the right way
The recall covers Grand Cherokee models from 1993 to 2004 and Liberty models from 2002 to 2007
Cops hope someone recognizes rider in Times Square explosion
Now the district is amending its zero tolerance policy
Walter Lee Williams accused of sexually exploiting children
NSA Director Keith Alexander briefed Congress about four of the foiled plans, including a plot to blow up New York City subways
Forced to use fee-laden debit card
He was formally charged with obstructing an officer
While being treated for her injuries, Caroline Reinsch was told she was pregnant
As Afghan soldiers officially take control of their national security, the U.S. has announced a new round of peace talks with the Taliban
Employed, exploited unauthorized immigrants, say officials
"We don't feel neighborhood watch is sufficient, and we don’t feel the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office is sufficient"
The Federal Communications Commission’s "Lifeline" program is responsible for these distributions of phones to low-income Americans
Residents will likely be required to comply within a few years
483 structures destroyed
Lil Wayne begins rapping in front of a giant American flag which is released to the ground while he continues to rap and step all over the stars and stripes
Snowden stressed that his controversial leaks did not reveal any U.S. "operations against legitimate military targets"
The parents of the children, claiming that the man threatened the kids with the hammer and was rough with them, insisted that charges be filed
Seven of nine high court justices ruled that Prop 200 is trumped by the federal National Voter Registration Act of 1993
And the NSA was spying on Dmitry Medvedev
A verbal altercation between two motorists over the graffiti was captured on video
Costs would have been higher, but a scheduled safari was scrapped
The U.S. government is buddy-buddy with private technology companies
Bargaining employees at all federal agencies spent a total of 3,395,187 hours performing union work, at a cost of approximately $155 million
Since Edward Snowden came forward as the leaker of the NSA spying programs, the D.C. mandarins have been working overtime to discredit the man
Senator Saxby Chambliss said Snowden’s actions were "likely to cost lives down the road."
Victims’ families are still fighting for laws to prevent future tragedies
Decision follows conclusion regime used chemical agents
Secret court bid to reject spying on foreign clients failed in 2008
The network announced Thursday that the former Alaska Governor would rejoin the FNC team as a commentator next week
Several controversial tweets were made when Sebastian De La Cruz sang the National Anthem at the NBA Finals in a Mariachi outfit