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The University of California regents will pay about $1 million to 21 UC Davis current and former students who were pepper-sprayed during a peaceful campus protest last November. A video of the incident that went viral shows an officer casually walking up to and aiming...
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ABC News’ Michael Falcone reports: On the same day that polls in two key battleground states — Ohio and Florida — showed President Obama growing his lead over Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate acknowledged that he is “pleased with some polls, less so with......
Read more: Mitt Romney: 'Pleased With Some Polls, Less So With Other Polls'
'Where is Jimmy Hoffa's body?' is a question that has spawned thousands of theories, but now one Michigan police chief believes a break in the famous cold case could be close at hand. 
In a fiery speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad railed today against the United States and European Union, whom he said have "have entrusted themselves to the devil."
Stefani, Beyonce, George Clooney, Morgan Freeman: Here's a look at the celebrities who have thrown their support to President Obama, and those that have put their money on Mitt Romney. 
Students are staging protests and filming parodies to fight new school lunch regulations that they claim are making them go hungry.
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan took the Romney-Ryan campaign to Ft. Collins, Colo. for a town hall meeting today, where he said President Obama has a made “a string of broken promises” on the economy and foreign policy. Asked whether...
