The documents say that Lanza was found dead in the school wearing military-style clothing and a bulletproof vest, but the investigation later found that Lanza did not wear such a vest.

The Oklahoma Board of Dentistry said Thursday that state and county health inspectors went to Dr. W. Scott Harrington's practice after a patient with no other known risk factors tested positive for both hepatitis C and the virus that causes AIDS.

In the wake of the Dec. 14 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School that left 26 dead, popular support for stricter gun laws reached 57 percent. Since then, however, support has waned.

The widely watched index of large-cap stocks rose to its new high despite worries about an implosion in the eurozone, middling economic data here at home and the specter of stealth warplanes making a statement over the skies of South Korea.

The Shawnee County Election Commissioner is alerting voters to road construction that could affect next week's general election.

Almost 20 homes have been evacuated, following a major landslide on Whidbey Island, Washington.

The United States military made the rare announcement Thursday that it had flown two of its most advanced bombers in an "extended deterrence mission" all the way from Missouri to the Korean Peninsula, where they dropped inert dummy bombs, in a move clearly aimed at warning North Korea against further provocations.

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The Miami Heat's 27-game winning streak was snapped Wednesday night by the Chicago Bulls, 101-97, when a furious comeback by LeBron James and his teammates fell short.

In a series of posts on the social media website, Ashley Judd wrote: "After serious and thorough contemplation, I realize that my responsibilities & energy at this time need to be focused on my family."

Edie Windsor met Thea Spyer in the 1960s in Manhattan. They dated two years and then, Windsor says, made a commitment. They spent 40 years together, marrying Canada in 2007.

Neighbors have spoken about the "shocking" deaths of two women found fatally shot near a Florida golf course.

Authorities say a fire that swept through a western Illinois mobile home has killed five people, including four children at a sleepover.

Documents released Wednesday detailing the shooting of former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords show how the gunman had grown increasingly erratic and delusional in the months leading up to the rampage as he alienated friends and family and became paranoid that police were out to get him.

Lawyers for Colorado theater shooting suspect James Holmes have offered to have him plead guilty and serve the rest of his life in prison to avoid the death penalty.

Edie Windsor, the 83-year-old lesbian who sued the United States government for discriminatory treatment under the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), expressed optimism today that the Supreme Court will strike down the 17-year old law.

After the first day of Supreme Court deliberations over same-sex marriage, it's unclear exactly where the justices come down on the issue.

China's rapidly growing upper class often sends its kids overseas to earn a college degree from one of the prestigious universities of the U.S. or Europe.

North Korea says it's cutting off a key military hotline with South Korea that allows cross border travel to a jointly run industrial complex in the North.

The U.S. attorney's office said Tuesday that 37-year-old Eric J. Rosol, of Black Creek, Wis., was indicted on one count each of damaging a computer and conspiracy to damage a computer.

President Obama Tuesday announced he will appoint Julia Pierson as the first female director of the U.S. Secret Service.

When it comes to who should decide the issue of gay marriage, most Americans- 62 percent - think the decision should be left up to each individual state government, while just 26 percent think it should be up to the federal government.

Seoul's Defense Ministry said Tuesday it hasn't seen any suspicious North Korean military activity and officials are analyzing North Korea's warning about missiles aimed at the U.S.

In a video, Bradley Turner is shown approaching a vehicle, asking why his SUV was run off the road, then throwing a punch at the driver. Turner is then beaten and thrown to the ground by the driver and a passenger.

Pedro Quezada appeared at New Jersey lottery headquarters to officially claim the $338 million Powerball prize.