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Wranglers in the West who have for decades cashed in on the allure of getting on a horse and setting out on an open trail say they have had to add bigger horses to their stables to help carry larger tourists over the rugged terrain.
Secret Service agents spring into action after a woman collapses and suffers a heart attack near the White House.
A pair of squatters finally gave into pressure and moved out of a U.S. Army soldier's home but they left behind a mess. Shannon Behnken reports.
Ron and Cornelia Suskind had just moved to Washington, D.C., with their two young children when their 2-year-old son, Owen, suddenly stopped speaking.He went from saying "I love you,” “Let's get ice cream,” or, “Where are my ninja turtles?" to one word: "juice.
Following the lead of Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen last week, Federal Reserve Board member Daniel Tarullo continued the discussion that the Board considers the labor market to still be weak and as a result, is leaning to seeing actual evidence of wage increases and inflationary pressures before prematurely trying to slow the economy.
How’s this for a meeting? Friday afternoon in Battle Creek, Mich., hundreds of union members, labor leaders, and community activists rallied outside the Kellogg Co. annual shareholders meeting to protest the Kellogg Company’s lockout of more than 220 Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers (BCTGM) Local 252G Memphis, Tenn., cereal workers.
Suicide in the U.S. military fell about 18 percent among active duty members last year, although the number among reservists ticked up slightly.
A rise in heroin use among 20 to 38-year-old women has resulted in homeless kids, and a shortage of foster families to care for children of users. WKYC's Sara Shookman reports.
Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president of the National Rifle Association, lashes out at President Obama, mainstream media, and former New York Mayor Bloomberg, accusing them of denying 'freedom' to Americans.
The teenage suspect in the Pennsylvania school stabbing told a hero administrator who tackled him that he wouldn't drop the knives because "my work is not done, I have more people to kill," according to newly released court papers.
