Thursday, February 12, 2015

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'60 MINUTES' TRAGEDY: Longtime CBS reporter Bob Simon, 73, escaped danger around the world — but sadly died in horrific livery cab crash on West Side Highway

Simon, 73, was passenger in livery cab that rear-ended another vehicle on 12th Ave. at 30th St. and slammed into median. He won 27 Emmys in a news career that spanned five decades.

Three winning tickets sold in $564M Powerball jackpot — SEE THE NUMBERS

People wait in line at Russ's Market in Lincoln, Neb., where Powerball tickets were to be handed out for free as part of a promotion, Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2015. The Powerball jackpot has climbed to an estimated $500 million, which would make it the fifth largest lottery prize in U.S. history. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik) Tickets in North Carolina, Puerto Rico and Texas matched all six numbers to win a Powerball jackpot that had been estimated at $564 million.

'FROZEN IN FEAR': Phoenix man rapes woman at knifepoint while her horrified boyfriend lies next to her in bed: report

Tilfert D. Vaughn, 54, was arrested Sunday after investigators said he broke into an apartment and sexually assaulted a woman he'd seen earlier at a bar. ‘Now you have a baby. Bless it and take care of it,’ accused rapist Tilfert Vaughn told the victim after the attack, according to AZ Central.

WATCH Heartless British paramedic stands over collapsed man, does nothing during fatal heart attack

Carl Cope collapses outside the A&E at Walsall Manor Hospital - Paramedic Matt Geary can be seen (White Shirt). The final moments of Bloxwich man Carl Cope have been released as a paramedic is sentenced for health and safety offences for failing to examine or resuscitate him. See NTI story NTIDEAD. CCTV footage shows the shocking lack of care shown by Matt Geary - who stands with his hands in his pockets - as Carl dies of a heart attack right in front of him. Geary and his colleague were called when Carl dialled 999 after collapsing on a grass verge on Hawbush Road - not far from his home address - at around 10.15am on 23 June 2012. Geary - who was responsible for determining the course of treatment for Carl - took him to Walsall Manor Hospital accident and emergency department. Footage from the hospital waiting room shows Carl struggling to make himself comfortable and visibly in a lot of pain. After seven minutes, he goes to a nearby shop to get a drink. On his way back through the car park - in full view of Geary who is sat inside his ambulance - Carl is seen collapsing outside the hospital doors. Geary (pictured below) watches from the ambulance as Carl remains on the ground for more than 30 seconds. Struggling to his feet, Carl only manages a few steps before collapsing for a second - and last - time. Geary, fully aware he brought Carl to the hospital suffering from chest pains, is finally seen on CCTV going to his patient. He takes no equipment with him and stands over Carl, with his hands in his pockets, talking to him for two minutes. Geary takes a closer look at Carl and then wrongly asks the hospital security to deal with him, before returning to his ambulance. When the security guard is seen arriving five minutes later, Carl Cope did not appear to be showing any signs of life. A post mortem revealed Carl (pictured right) died of a heart attack. The video footage's release came hours before Matt Geary was given a suspended eight-month prison term for the tragic, June 2012 incident.

Amanda Knox gets engaged to Brooklyn musician as murder retrial looms ahead

BREAKING Russian, Ukrainian leaders agree deal for cease-fire after marathon peace talks

Russian President Vladimir Putin, center, walks during a break in talks in Minsk, Belarus Thursday, Feb. 12, 2015. Ukrainian peace talks dragged on deep into a second day as leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine desperately sought to resolve their differences over a formula to stop the fighting. (AP Photo/ Sergei Grits) Vladimir Putin said the cease-fire will come into effect on Sunday, but he and his P etro Poroshenko disagreed over a key flashpoint.

'I'm fully prepared to defend my turf': Tech guru John McAfee arming for ‘last stand’ in Tennessee

Software company founder John McAfee has moved to Lexington, Tenn., where he says he’s armed and prepared to defend his turf. The cybersecurity pioneer tells USA Today government assassins are on his trail more than two years after he was named a 'person of interest' in a Belize murder — but he’s not running.

SEE IT Patriots coach Bill Belichick laughs it up about DeflateGate on 'Letterman'

Patriots coach Bill Belichick went on Letterman and non-answered about DeflateGate again, but at least this time it was intentionally funny.

CHICK OF THE SEA! Helena poses with tuna in surreal pics

New Jersey woman charged in killer penis enhancement faces new charges of injecting silicone into woman’s buttocks and breasts

Kasia Rivera was arrested and charged with killing a man through an injection for penis enlargement. Kasia Rivera was charged with unauthorized practice of medicine Tuesday for injecting silicone into a woman's buttocks and breasts.

Florida nudist couple busted in child pornography raid, wife says she 'dismissed' his creepy behavior

James Leonard, 33, took photographs of children in sexual positions, Volusia County, Fla., authorities say. James Leonard, 33, admitted photographing kids in sexual situations, authorities say. His wife, Alexandrea Coats, told investigators she thought his twisted behavior was 'strange.'

'We have found no signs of survivors': Small plane crash kills four people in rural southern Florida

Debris of a Beechcraft 1900 twin-engine propeller plane lies on a field after it crashed on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2015, in Miami-Dade County, Fla. The crash killed the four people on board the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said. (AP Photo/El Nuevo Herald, Roberto Koltun) MAGS OUT The twin-engine propeller plane plummeted shortly after takeoff in Miami-Dade County Wednesday, killing everyone aboard, authorities said.

Kanye: 'Voices in my head' to blame for Grammys stunt

Kanye West talks about Beck, Taylor Swift on Ryan Seacrest

SEE IT: San Diego sailor shares first male same-sex first kiss

Petty Officer 2nd Class Thomas Sawicki greets his boyfriend Shawn Brier following his return in San Diego, Calif. The two made history by being the first gay men to share the ceremonial "first kiss." Sawicki, who was deployed for seven months in the Western Pacific, was chosen for the special moment by a lottery -- and said his comrades were thrilled. Petty Officer 2nd Class Thomas Sawicki and his boyfriend became the first male same-sex couple to share the ceremonial first kiss.

EXCLUSIVE Widow of MTA bus driver William Pena suing 1OAK

Bus driver William Pena was killled when the bus he was driving was hit by a stolen truck in New York City at 7th Avenue and W. 14th St. on February 12, 2014. On the first anniversary of MTA bus driver William Pena’s tragic death, his widow is filing a lawsuit Thursday against 1OAK.

Pennsylvania man convicted in beating, strangling death of pharmacist, girlfriend whose bodies were found in his yard

MANDATORY CREDIT Luzerne County jury convicts Hugo Selenski, 41, faces death penalty in deaths of pharmacist Michael Kerkowski and girlfriend Tammy Fassett in 2002 robbery.
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EXCLUSIVE City Hall proposes warning about dangers of Orthodox Jewish circumcision rite

DNP; The de Blasio administration wants to swap a signed-consent rule for a Jewish circumcision rite for a verbal warning to parents.

HAMILL: OUR HOOP HEROES! The Finest and Bravest to battle at Barclays Center

City bragging rights are on the line for NYPD (left) and FDNY basketball squads on Sunday as the two teams will be playing in annual Heroes Game at Barclays. When the NYPD and FDNY duke it out Sunday at Barclays Center, they’ll raise money for the New York Police and New York Fire Foundations.

NYPD meet with Rev. Al Sharpton’s group to ease their fears over police response to protesters

Minister Kirsten John Foy at NAN this morning speaking about the new NYPD plan to have a special unit for terrorism and demonstrations. .Saturday, January 31st 2015, Manhattan, New York.(Michael Schwartz for New York Daily News). The NYPD spoke to the National Action Network in Harlem to ease fears over how police will respond to protesters.

Ex-con accused of killing a gay man in the West Village will represent himself in court

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi An ex-con accused of killing a gay man in the West Village in 2013 will represent himself at his upcoming murder trial.

City will receive $480 MILLION in FEMA funds to repair Rockaway boardwalk

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Large swaths of the wooden walkway were destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, allowing the Atlantic Ocean to pour onto the peninsula and into homes.
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Body of Columbia University profs' missing 25-year-old son pulled from East River near South Street Seaport

Andreas Robbins was identified as the male found in the East River, pictured, and had been dead for some time, officials say. Andreas (Andy) Robbins — the son of Columbia University professors Dr. Bruce Robbins and Dr. Elsa Stamatopoulu — was found floating in the waters off the FDR Drive at South St. just before 7:30 a.m., officials said.

London mayor impressed with NYPD’s surveillance methods

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi London Mayor Boris Johnson said he was amazed by how well the NYPD uses surveillance technology.

City inspectors were bribed to scare tenants: prosecutors

Leslie Rahaman with her one year old daughter in her apartment at 159 Suydam St. - one of two Bushwick buildings where landlords bribed NYC HPD inspectors to harass tenants in Brooklyn, NY on February 11, 2014. Prosecutors say two Bushwick landlords paid off city inspectors to essentially terrify tenants into fleeing.

SEE IT Fashion Week horse-carriage rides marred by protesters

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Things turned ugly at a New York Fashion Week event Wednesday featuring city carriage horses.

TOTAL DIVAS! Meet the strong, sexy women of the WWE

WWE divas Rosa Mendes and Nikki Bella attend the 19th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards

Warren: Obama may expand fight against ISIS as he tries to appease both sides of congressional aisle

epaselect epa04615040 US President Barack Obama (C) delivers a statement on the legislation he sent to Congress to authorize the use of military force against Islamic State (IS), beside US Vice President Joe Biden (L) and US Secretary of State John Kerry (R), in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, in Washington DC, USA, 11 February 2015. Obama has formally asked the US Congress to authorize a three-year military campaign against the terrorist organization IS. EPA/MICHAEL REYNOLDS The request from an inherently cautious leader for a three-year military campaign against ISIS seems to have limits.

Vermont man convicted of killing wife, dumping body in woods on same day she filed for divorce

Defendant James Robarge, of Saxtons River, Vt., enters a the courtroom for his first-degree murder trial, Friday, Jan. 16, 2015, at Sullivan County Superior Court in Newport, N.H. Robarge is charged with killing his wife of more than 20 years, 42-year-old Kelly Robarge, on June 27, 2013, within hours of her filing for divorce. James Robarge, 45, was convicted Wednesday for killing his wife and dumping her body in the woods on the same day she filed for divorce.

Chapel Hill triple-murder victims were newlyweds and a sister well-known for charity work

Craig Stephen Hicks, 46, shot and killed 23-year-old Deah Shaddy Barakat, 23, his wife Yusor Mohammad, 21, and her sister, Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha, 19 in North Carolina on Feb. 11, 2015. They were murdered "execution style". The newly married couple is pictured here. In one video posted online, the young, newlywed dentistry student urges people to donate money to buy supplies for a trip to Turkey.

'HE HATES US FOR WHAT WE ARE': Three Muslim relatives killed in 'hate crime' by atheist neighbor in North Carolina, dad says

The man accused of killing three young members of a young Muslim family in an apartment complex near the University of North Carolina campus in Chapel Hill had hate in his heart and targeted the students because of their ethnicity, according to the devastated father of two of the victims.

Kathie Lee & Hoda: Spice things up in the bedroom this Valentine's Day

Kathie Lee and Hoda.

MTA's whopping debt of $34 billion greater than at least 30 countries, according to Straphangers Campaign report

Weather shots from Brooklyn on Tuesday January 27th, 2015. 0731. Harvey Goodhall works at the Lincoln Medical Center in the Bronx. He was still hoping to catch a train here at the G Train stop at Myrtle-Willoughby Avenues in order to get to work. (Theodore Parisienne/for New York Daily News). THE MTA’S mountain of debt has grown greater than that of at least 30 countries, according to a new report.

SEE IT 75-year-old Pa. man, a ex-karate instructor, nabs mall shoplifter and threatens to break his arm

Charlie Burton, 75, helped apprehend a shoplifter at the Washington Crown Center mall in Washington, Pa. Saturday. Charlie Burton saw a security guard struggling with a man, who allegedly took $200 worth of shirts from a Macy's, and jumped into action.

Mom's death in flipped car crash left two girls trapped upside down for NINE HOURS

Jacqui Britton (r.), 33, died after her car accident in New South Wales. Her two daughters — a 2-year-old and a 3-month-old — were trapped upside down in their car seats for 9 hours after the crash. Jacqui Britton's husband called cops after his family failed to return home from swimming pool. The 33-year-old mom was found dead in the front seat. Her young daughters were still alive.

Powerball jackpot grows to whopping $500M — but what are the odds?

The multistate Powerball lottery jacpot has hit $500 million but still show of the record $590 million. You have a better chance of being elected President, spotting a UFO or dating a supermodel than hitting the jackpot in tonight’s Powerball lottery.
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Facts
- 76ers (1984-92), Suns (1992-96), Rockets (1996-2000)
- Enshrined in the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame in 2006
- Number is retired by both the 76ers and the Suns
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- 11-time NBA All-Star and league MVP in 1993
- Shortest player in NBA history to lead league in rebounding (14.6 in 1986-87)
- One of four players to record 20,000 points, 10,000 rebounds and 4,000 assists over his career


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- San Antonio Spurs (1997-2015) ACTIVE
- Helped lead the Spurs to five NBA championships in three different decades
- No. 1 draft pick out of Wake Forrest in 1997, took home Rookie of the Year honors
Stats
- Three-time Finals MVP and two-time league MVP
- San Antonio’s all-time leading scorer with 25,500 and counting
- Ranks fifth in active players across the league for points scored


Facts
- Timberwolves (1995-2007), Celtics (2007-13), Nets (2013-2015) ACTIVE
- Leads T-wolves to 8 consecutive playoff appearances
- First player in 20 years to be drafted straight out of HS, picked fifth in the 1995 NBA Draft by Minnesota
Stats
- 15-time NBA All-Star and Defensive Player of the Year in 2008
- Four-time rebounding champion in consecutive seasons from 2004-07
- Wins league MVP award in 2004, leads Celtics to title in 2008


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- Rockets (1968-72; 1981-84), Bullets (1972-81)
- Enshrined in the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame in 1990
- In the first-ever televised college basketball game, puts up 39 points and 15 boards to end UCLA's 47-game streak
Stats
- Leads the league in scoring in his rookie season with 28.4 points
- Washington’s all-time scoring leader with 15,551 career points
- Takes home league rebounding crown in 1970 (16.9 average) and 1974 (18.1)


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- Utah Jazz (1985-2003), Los Angeles Lakers (2003-04)
- Enshrined in the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame in 2010
- The Mailman is a 14-time All-Star including two All-Star MVP awards
Stats
- Second most career points in league history with 36,928
- Scores 2,000+ points in a record 12 seasons including 11 in a row
- Part of the duo (with John Stockton) that produces nearly 1,000 wins with Jazz


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- Boston Celtics (1980-1993)
- Enshrined in the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame in 1999
- Member of the “Big Three” along with Larry Bird and Robert Parish
Stats
- First player in league history to shoot 60% from the field and 80% from foul line in same season
- Seven-time All-Star and two-time NBA Sixth Man of the Year
- Helps the Celtics to five finals including three titles in '80s


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- Dallas Mavericks (1998-2015) ACTIVE
- Leads Mavs to the 2011 crown and wins Finals MVP
- Only player over 6-11 to win Three-Point Shootout
Stats
- One of six players to achieve 50-40-90 (50% field goals, 40% three-pointers and 90% free throws)
- Leads the Mavs in career points (26,786), rebounds (9,594) and 3-pointers (1,471)
- 12-time NBA All-Star and league MVP in 2007


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- Milwaukee/St. Louis Hawks (1954-1965)
- Enshrined in the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame in 1971
- Drafted second overall in 1954, wins Rookie of the Year honors
Stats
- At time of retirement leads the league in career scoring (20,880) and second in rebounding (12,849)
- Two-time league MVP, leads Hawks to championship in 1958
- Plays in 11-straight All-Star games, wins All-Star MVP 4 times


Facts
- Syracuse Nationals/Philadelphia 76ers (1948-1964)
- Enshrined in the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame in 1973
- Leads team to the playoffs 15 times in 16-year career, invited to 12 All-Star games
Stats
- Tops the league in free throw shooting three times
- Leads the NBA in rebounding averaging 16.36 in 1950-51
- All-time leading scorer at the time of retirement with 19,249


Facts
- Los Angeles Lakers (1982-1994)
- Enshrined in the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003
- “Big Game James” earns his nickname as a clutch player
Stats
- Helps the Lakers to seven Finals appearances and three championship (Finals MVP honors in 1988)
- Seven-time NBA All-Star
- Averages between 17.6 and 21.1 points for eight straight seasons



Sports

A-Rod shouldn't stop the apologies at his Yankees teammates

New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez during the sixth inning of the baseball game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Yankee Stadium Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013 in New York. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) SENDER: ?Matvey, Mike? SUBJECT: Alex Rodriguez apologized profusely for his behavior during the Biogenesis scandal. He shouldn't stop.

Amar'e Stoudemire, Knicks begin conversation about buyout

Amar'e Stoudemire's agent acknowledged on Wednesday that he has begun conversations with the Knicks about a possible buyout.

Arrest made in bizarre Allenby case

Robert Allenby was kidnapped from a bar, beaten and robbed last night in Honolulu: http://bit.ly/15cmt43 An arrest has been made in bizarre case of professional golfer Robert Allenby. Patrick Owen Harbison, 32, was booked on three counts of second-degree identity theft, three counts of second-degree attempted theft and one count of unauthorized possession of confidential personal information.

Late Jerry Tarkanian was 'father' to ex-Knick Larry Johnson

Former UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian chews on his towel while watching his Runnin' Rebels take on Duke in the NCAA championship game in 1990. When Jerry Tarkanian walked into Larry Johnson’s life he was the coach Johnson needed, but quickly became the father he never had.

BARENAKED LADY: Pink strips down for new PETA campaign

Pink stripped naked for a PETA ad.

Indiana woman who tore ex-boyfriend's scrotum sentenced to 2 years in prison

Christina Reber was sentenced to two years in prison for squeezing her ex-boyfriend's scrotum so hard she seriously injured him. Christina Reber will spend the next two years behind bars for the brutal assault on her former lover at his Muncie home in August 2012, according to a report.

Preet Bharara: Can’t do much against Wall Street bosses

Preet Bharara, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, speaks about the indictment of people involved with illegal debt collection at a company named Warrant Services Association at his offices in New York November 18, 2014. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS CRIME LAW HEADSHOT) U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said he can't do much to bring cases against Wall Street bosses for the 2008 financial crisis.

'OUR MISSION WILL SUCCEED': Obama sends Congress draft war authorization to fight ISIS

U.S. President Barack Obama speaks about his plan for free community college education and middle class economics during a visit Ivy Tech Community College in Indianapolis, Indiana, February 6, 2015. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS EDUCATION BUSINESS) “ISIL is on the defensive, and it's going to lose,” Obama said Wednesday, using an alternative name for the bloodthirsty militants. "Make no mistake: This is a difficult mission, and it will remain difficult for some time," Obama said.

WHAT WERE YOU DOING? Workers who sparked massive blaze at luxury N.J. apartment complex NEVER called 911 as fire spread: report

Firefighters in a tower buckets (75 feet in the air) put water on the complex fire. This picture was made, from a cliff above the fire scene, at a 9pm on 1/21/15. The workers who sparked a raging inferno last month that burned down a luxury New Jersey apartment complex reportedly never called 911.

Oops! Beyonce flashes crowd after mini-dress mishap

Beyonce's skirt was a bit short for the stage at Stevie Wonder's tribute concert

Costa Concordia captain sentenced to 16 years in fatal voyage that grounded cruise ship, killed 32 people

Costa Concordia's captain Francesco Schettino arrives in the courthouse for his final declaration on the last day of his trial on Wednesday. Francesco Schettino was at the helm of the doomed Costa Concordia in January 2012 when it smashed into the rocks near the Italian coast of the Mediterranean Sea and capsized.

Money? What money? Uber official insists controversial 'surge pricing' model wasn't devised to fuel revenue

Uber representative, Josh Mohrer at a New York Daily News meeting, Wednesday, Feb.11, 2015, in New York. (Louis Lanzano / for New York Daily News) The higher prices are to encourage drivers to head to areas where supply is dwarfed by demand and Uber can provide reliable service, Josh Mohrer, Uber’s general manager in New York City.

California health officials urge vaccine after new measles case involves mass transit commuter

Getty Images provides access to this publicly distributed image for editorial purposes and is not the copyright owner. Additional permissions may be required and are the sole responsibility of the end user. The first confirmed measles patient in Contra Costa County took rush-hour BART trains to San Francisco and visited a popular restaurant, health officials say.

N.C. Boy Scout troop leader, middle school coach charged with child porn possession: police

Brian Joseph Burnham, 36, was arrested on a federal child pornography charge. Brian Joseph Burnham, 36, was arrested by federal authorities Feb. 3. He had thousands of pornographic images on his hard drive and received child porn through the mail for five years, according to a federal indictment.

HAPPY TOGETHER: Chrissy, John prove true love exists

Couple Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are favorites on Instagram for the cute pictures of their day to day life as a happy and busy couple

Law change would ban N.J. governor from accepting trips

New Jersey State Assemblyman John Wisniewski plans to propose a new law holding the state governor to the same Conflict of Interest law as other pols.

Ariz. premature baby survives heart transplant at 6 days

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Guess who tried to steal Iggy Azalea from Nick Young

Obama disputes David Axelrod's take on gay marriage

CHICAGO, IL - OCTOBER 25: David Axelrod, senior campaign advisor for U.S. President Barack Obama, waves to people gathered near the Martin Luther King Community Center where he and the president cast ballots during early voting on October 25, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois. Illinois began early voting on Monday October 22. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Discrimination strain hurts Latino teens' mental health

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Stars come out for Stevie Wonder tribute concert

Babyface, John Legend, Beyonce, Tyler Perry, Berry Gordy, Jason Derulo, Ed Sheeran and other stars attended Stevie Wonder: Songs In The Key Of Life - An All-Star GRAMMY Salute

Military school sex assault reports decrease: Pentagon

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Dakota Johnson lies nude before 'Fifty Shades' co-star

Democrats slam Republicans over AG confirmation delay

Attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch appears on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2015, before the Senate Judiciary Committee's confirmation hearing. If confirmed, Lynch would replace Attorney General Eric Holder, who announced his resignation in September after leading the Justice Department for six years. She is now the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York. This is the first nomination hearing under the new Republican majority. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
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Review 2015 BMW i8

The butterfly-style doors of the i8 are actually quite easy to use and came in handy when parked close to another vehicle. They also look amazing! If Han Solo had a poster of a sports car on his bedroom wall as a teenager, it would be the hybrid-powered BMW i8.

Review 2015 Mazda3

For those who love to drive but have a budget, there's no better small car than the 2015 Mazda3. Eager to please and easy on your wallet, the Mazda 3 sedan is an economy car for people who love to drive.
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Anna Faris on early birth of son: We 'were so scared'

Anna Faris in Redbook

Xtina reveals first photos of her baby daughter

Christina Aguilera shows off her new baby Summer Rain on the cover of People Magazine.

PHOTOS YEEZUS TALKS! Relive Kanye's most outrageous antics

A round up of Kanye West's most over-the-top, ridiculous and offensive moments

Little League takes title from Chicago’s championship team

Members of the Jackie Robinson West All-Stars Little League baseball team celebrate their title.

A look back at Jon Stewart's career on 'The Daily Show'

Jon Stewart, host of "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" has announced he is leaving the now iconic political humor program

At least 300 Libyan migrants missing off Italian coast: UN

Bodies are lined up in the harbor of Lampedusa Monday, Feb. 9, 2015. At least 29 migrants have died from hypothermia while traveling from North Africa to Italy aboard a smuggler's life raft in heavy seas, amid a surge of migrants making the dangerous sea crossing despite the harsh winter conditions. The victims were among 106 people packed aboard an inflatable life raft who were trying to cross the Mediterranean in rough seas and freezing temperatures, Italian coast guard Cmdr. Filippo Marini said Monday. The migrants had summoned help late Sunday via satellite telephone while still off Libya's coast. (AP Photo/Mauro Buccarello)

KNOCKOUT! Sly's daughter lands on cover of Teen Vogue

Sylvester Stallone’s daughter, Sistine, is on the cover of Teen Vogue.

Knife-wielding woman shot dead after charging cops

Courtney Topic, 22, who was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, stood outside a fast-food eatery with a long blade.

Buscemi stars in hysterical ‘Fifty Shades’ parody

Man busted for drugs after leaving résumé in bag with stash

‘Mr. Niceguy,’ a synthetic drug, was found in an Israeli man’s bag — along with a résumé with his address, where police went to arrest him.
OBAMACARE 2015

Your questions answered! Expert explains the ins and outs of Obamacare in New York state

MR Mastering the ins and outs of Obamacare open enrollment can be painful.

Now is the time to enroll in a health insurance plan

MR & PR Time’s running out.Affordable health insurance might finally be within your reach, but you'll have to move quickly if you want it.

New York small businesses can easily SHOP for health care

Jonathan Weber, the administrator of the Theater for The New City in the East Village shopped on the SHOP exchange on behalf of the theater, last year, and reenrolled this year. By enrolling via SHOP, the theater is saving some money while retaining the same level of benefits it had before. The plan is covering two employees. Jonathan Weber started looking into Obamacare coverage for employees after hearing about it from colleagues.

‘You want to shop around’: People in all stages of life are finding the right plan for them

Emblem Health Care worker Assata Washington of the Bronx shows client Tim Heath of Hudson Heights his options when it comes to the Affordable Health Care Act this year. Why bother rolling up your sleeves again, if you did all the hard work last year?

New tax form coming for people who enrolled during 2014

Form 1095-A 2014 If you signed up for a Qualified Health Plan for 2014, expect to see a new tax form in your mailbox.

State will have navigators to help Obamacare enrollment

NY State of Health home page for Obamacare New York State will have thousands of navigators and brokers available to help enrollment process.

BODY SLAMMIN'! More of WWE star Zahra's hottest pics

Nude selfie of WWE Wrestler and model Zahra Schreiber have surfaced.

NYPD cop busted over alleged affair with minor

NO PORN FOR MILEY! Cyrus' flick pulled from festival

Miley Cyrus submits video to Bushwick's Porn Fest.

Indian grandfather almost paralyzed after police frisk

Chirag Patel (pictured) flew his father Sureshbhai from India to the United States only for a week before Madison police sent Sureshbhai to the hospital with injuries. Police claimed that the officer responsible for Sureshbhai's injuries were suspended. Vid link: http://video-embed.al.com/services/player/bcpid1949044313001?bctid=4044242715001&bckey=AQ~~,AAAAPLMIMAE~,kKetLjW2WxUgiRmvwWvrX1zHOEtf9iIT

Man brought teddy bear to have sex with girl, 5: cops

Police arrested Louis Ponterio at an Econo Lodge motel on Saturday.

Man accused of tossing daughter deemed unfit for trial

John Nicholas Jonchuck, Jr. arrested after tossing his 5-year-old daughter, Phoebe Jonchuck, off of the Dick Misener Bridge, near the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, in St. Petersburg, Florida on January 8, 2015.
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