Accused Craigslist Killer Claims More Slayings, Including Several Murders in Alaska
A Pennsylvania teen accused of killing a man she met on Craigslist told a local newspaper she and her husband did kill Troy LaFerrara — and dozens of other men.
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Former Clinton Aid: Hillary Conducted ‘War On Women’ Sexually Harassed by Her Husband (+audio)
Kathleen Willey, the former volunteer aide to Bill Clinton who says she was sexually harassed the president in the 1990s, is now sounding the alarm about the potential danger of Hillary Clinton becoming president.
Romney: Bill Clinton ‘Embarrassed the Nation, Breached his Responsibilities as an Adult’
Mitt Romney revisited Bill Clinton’s White House escapades during an interview with NBC’s David Gregory on Sunday, saying the former Democratic president “embarrassed the nation.”
Spacey: ‘House of Cards’ Not Far From Reality (+video)
Actor Kevin Spacey says his Netflix show “House of Cards” isn’t that far from the reality of politics in Washington.
Small-Firm Lawyer Takes on Wall Street and Wins, Twice
Before attorney David Wasinger decided to take on two of the biggest global banks in federal court in New York, he had visited the city just twice: once when he was 6, and the second time on a tour bus with his children.
Grassroots Leader: GOP Establishment Failed to Defend the Tea Party
“This labeling of the tea party as terrorist is not only outrageous, but it really shows where this administration is coming from.”
Excessive Radiation Levels Detected at New Mexico Waste Site
Underground sensors have detected excessive radiation levels inside a nuclear waste storage site deep below New Mexico’s desert, but no workers have been exposed and there was no risk to public health, U.S. Department of Energy officials said on Sunday.
Food Prices Soar as Incomes Stand Still (+video)
Writer Jen Singer, the mother of two teenage boys, wrestles with her grocery list every week to keep the household budget from getting away from her.
Cuba Shuts Down US Travel Visas
The government of Cuba announced late Friday that it will no longer process visas for U.S. travel to Cuba.
The First, Legal Gay Marriage In Texas? (+video)
Judge Carl Ginsberg presided over two ceremonies its participants believe are the first, legal gay marriage in Texas.