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  By JENNIFER PELTZ, Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) - Americans were commemorating 9/11 with somber tributes, volunteer projects and a new monument to victims Tuesday, after a year when two attac...

A charter school in Georgia is bringing back an old-fashioned form of discipline that has many parents up in arms. The Georgia School for Innovation and the Classics, which teaches children in Kinderg...

By Stephen R Groves, Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) - John Lennon’s iconic moptop, round glasses and grin will now adorn a U.S. stamp. Yoko Ono, and she and Lennon’s son, Sean Lennon, were...

[van id=”entertainment/2018/09/06/actor-burt-reynolds-obit-elam-pkg-vpx.cnn”] By David Ariosto Burt Reynolds, the mustachioed megastar who first strutted on screen more than half a century...

A new Senate bill would approve the use of medial marijuana for military veterans. The Veterans Medical Marijuana Safe Harbor Act would allow VA doctors to prescribe medical cannabis in states where i...

CHICAGO (ABC 7) — An anti-violence demonstration scheduled for Monday plans to shut down a part of the Kennedy Expressway aiming to disrupt traffic to O’Hare International Airport. The Coa...

Omarosa may need to drop another tape or something because the sales of her new book are dropping fast. According to the Washington Post, Omarosa’s book that documents her time in the White Hous...

The body of the late Sen John McCain lays in state today in the Capitol Rotunda. — On the floor of the Senate this week, Senator Dick Durbin said McCain cast one of the most courageous votes in ...

For the second time this week, Bill Cameron says Mayor Emanuel teared-up in public this morning talking about a big rite of passage in his family. — This Labor Day weekend, the mayor and his wif...

By Nick Gale, WLS-AM 890 News (CHICAGO) — Officials with the Chicago Fire Department announced Wednesday that a smoke detector was found in the rubble of the home in Little Village where 10 chil...