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Feb 10, 2013 11:49 PM EST

UFO Hoax Video: Visual Effect's Specialist Faked 39-Second Clip in Santa Clarita

Recent reports have confirmed that the much talked about YouTube video "UFO Over Santa Clarita" has just been exposed as a hoax.

Feb 10, 2013 10:20 PM EST

103 Dead in Cattle Raid: Killed in Akobo County, Region of South Sudan

Over 100 people were killed in a violence-prone region of South Sundan when one tribe attacked another as cattle were being moved across land, officials reported this Sunday.

Feb 10, 2013 09:30 PM EST

3 Killed in Reality Show Crash: Federal Aviation Administration yet to Confirm Details

Los Angeles County Fire dispatcher Robert Diaz confirmed the death of three people after a helicopter crashed into a rural area of northern Los Angeles County during the filming of a reality television show.

Feb 10, 2013 07:14 PM EST

Stomach Bug May Help Control Diabetes, Virginia Tech Researchers Study Bacterium Helicobacter

That gut wrenching feeling might not be so bad after all...well, at least not in all cases.

Feb 09, 2013 03:32 PM EST

Hitler's Food Taster: 95-year-old Margo Woelk Confirms Der Fuhrer's Veggie Diet

It might seem strange to think that Hitler had a sensitive palette, but in an interview with the Times, his former food taster confirms der Fuhrer's no meat mantra.

Feb 09, 2013 10:58 AM EST

5 Killed in Head-On: Car Crash in LaGrange with Pontiac and Oldsmobile

According to reports, five people were killed and two injured after a head-on crash between two cars in the west Georgia city of LaGrange.

Feb 09, 2013 10:20 AM EST

Horse Lasagna: Romanian Producer Faces Charges for use of Products Found with Horsemeat in United Kingdom, Sweden and France

Another horsemeat scandal is blazing the trails.

Feb 09, 2013 09:31 AM EST

Nemo Snow Totals: 5,300 Flights Canceled, Four Killed by Storm and 650,000 without Power

New York City is certainly no stranger to wacky weather, and overnight's Superstorm Nemo proved no different, causing canceled flights, suspended train and bus service and gasoline shortages.

Feb 07, 2013 04:05 PM EST

Older Motorcyclists Linked with More Serious Injuries: Grandpa Spending More Time in the Emergency Room

It's always good to "get your motor running," but for the older generation, this can mean more serious motorcycle injuries.

Feb 07, 2013 03:02 PM EST

Mama June: Reality Show Mom Drops 102 Pounds Without Dieting, Pills or Exercise

Being overweight can be a traumatizing experience, especially when you're in the public eye.

Feb 07, 2013 02:35 PM EST

Salmon Sense Magnetic Forces in River, Swim Upstream 4,000 Miles

A new study published in the issue of Current Biology and partly funded by the National Science Foundation suggests that salmon find their home by sensing the rivers' unique magnetic signature.

Feb 07, 2013 12:14 PM EST

Winter Storm 2013: Northeasterners Can Expect Possible Blizzard and Power Outage (See Forecast)

For those Northeasterners who were floating by on a mild winter, a historic winter storm may be hitting Boston and eastern Massachusetts with as much as two feet of snow.

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UFO Hoax Video: Visual Effect's Specialist Faked 39-Second Clip in Santa Clarita

103 Dead in Cattle Raid: Killed in Akobo County, Region of South Sudan

3 Killed in Reality Show Crash: Federal Aviation Administration yet to Confirm Details

Stomach Bug May Help Control Diabetes, Virginia Tech Researchers Study Bacterium Helicobacter

Hitler's Food Taster: 95-year-old Margo Woelk Confirms Der Fuhrer's Veggie Diet

5 Killed in Head-On: Car Crash in LaGrange with Pontiac and Oldsmobile

Horse Lasagna: Romanian Producer Faces Charges for use of Products Found with Horsemeat in United Kingdom, Sweden and France

Nemo Snow Totals: 5,300 Flights Canceled, Four Killed by Storm and 650,000 without Power

Older Motorcyclists Linked with More Serious Injuries: Grandpa Spending More Time in the Emergency Room

Mama June: Reality Show Mom Drops 102 Pounds Without Dieting, Pills or Exercise

Salmon Sense Magnetic Forces in River, Swim Upstream 4,000 Miles

Winter Storm 2013: Northeasterners Can Expect Possible Blizzard and Power Outage (See Forecast)

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