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White House to keep NSA, cyber oversight togetherWhite House to allow military official to oversee NSA, cyber command under agency changes
The Associated Press25 minutes ago
Zebra escapes from Tenn. farm, roams for weeksZebra escapes from farm in Tennessee, roams near homes and businesses for weeks
The Associated Press26 minutes ago
Ohio school workers plead not guiltyOhio school workers charged after high school football rape case plead not guilty
The Associated Press29 minutes ago
Speaker to Obama: Jan. 28 for State of the UnionHouse Speaker invites Obama to deliver State of the Union address on Jan. 28
The Associated Press29 minutes ago
3 young pandas at Atlanta zoo are girls, not boysTests show 3 young pandas born at Atlanta zoo, believed to be boys, are actually girls
The Associated Press35 minutes ago
Union mulls having members vote on Boeing offerUnion mulls having machinists vote on Boeing contract despite collapse of latest talks
The Associated Press37 minutes ago
Yankees maintain they showed Cano respectYankees maintain they showed Cano respect, although Mariners showed 'more respect financially'
The Associated Press37 minutes ago
A woman holds onto her Mega Millions lottery tickets at The Lottery Shop Thursday, Dec. 12, 2013, in Cleveland. Mega Millions, the lesser known lottery game alongside Powerball, is stepping up to the plate with an estimated $400 million jackpot for Friday's drawing, an amount that comes less than two months after a major game revamp that is supposed to create bigger jackpots and open potential players’ wallets. The jackpot is the fifth largest ever in U.S. history and the second largest in Mega Millions history, trailing behind the $656 million Mega Millions jackpot in 2012. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
Brisk sales raise Mega Millions jackpot to $425MOfficials raise Mega Millions jackpot to $425 million following brisk sales
The Associated Press37 minutes ago
A woman plays the harp in Dublin city centre, Ireland, Friday, Dec. 13, 2013. On Sunday, Ireland officially ends its reliance on a 67.5 billion-euro ($93 billion) loan program that European governments and the International Monetary Fund provided in 2010 to save the Irish from national bankruptcy. Ireland's finance chief says the country's exit from its international bailout this week should be celebrated as a eurozone triumph, but won't mean an end to austerity for the debt-battered Irish. (AP Photo/Peter Morrison)
Ireland faces more austerity as bailout era endsIreland is first euro country to exit bailout, but faces at least 2 more years of austerity
The Associated Press38 minutes ago
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This photo taken on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013 shows Khaled Mahjoub, speaking in an interview in Damascus, Syria, who is a prominent Syrian industrialist calling for a “Marshall Plan” to rebuild the country and help reconciliation among Syrians. Like many government supporters, Mahjoub contends that Syria’s nearly 3-year civil war is a fight against foreign jihadis trying to impose Shariah rule.(AP Photo)
A crowd run uphill to the Union Buildings after the police announced they would reopen the entrance so they could pay their respects to Nelson Mandela, in Pretoria, South Africa, Friday, Dec. 13, 2013. Former South African President Nelson Mandela is on the third and final day of lying in state at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)
A woman holds onto her Mega Millions lottery tickets at The Lottery Shop Thursday, Dec. 12, 2013, in Cleveland. Mega Millions, the lesser known lottery game alongside Powerball, is stepping up to the plate with an estimated $400 million jackpot for Friday's drawing, an amount that comes less than two months after a major game revamp that is supposed to create bigger jackpots and open potential players’ wallets. The jackpot is the fifth largest ever in U.S. history and the second largest in Mega Millions history, trailing behind the $656 million Mega Millions jackpot in 2012. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)

Man finds 50K in bonds in Christmas box

A single father stumbles upon $50K in bonds in a discarded Christmas box and tries to return the money to the owner.

Man finds 50K in bonds in Christmas box

Man finds 50K in bonds in Christmas box
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