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Billionaire Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin has renounced his U.S. citizenship, before an IPO that values the social network at as much as $96 billion. The move could save him a… More

Two women are faced with a complicated situation – and probably a legal battle – after discovering they were both married to the same man at his May 7 funeral…. More

An age-old admonition lost a little credit this weekend after a pastor at a church outside Chicago was struck by lightning. Apparently, steering clear of blasphemy isn’t enough to ward… More

A Milwaukee woman says she’s feeling robbed after losing her five-year job as a customer service rep with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage’s local branch last week. Despite what she called… More

Enrique Ruiz, of New York City, was reportedly badly burned at Lincoln Hospital in the Bronx during tracheotomy surgery, according to CBS New York. According to hospital sources, the fire… More

With Mitt Romney now essentially locked in as the GOP candidate, pollsters are taking up the task of divining his chances against Barack Obama. And, with around six months to… More

A suburban Chicago woman is dealing with a different sort of “hair of the dog” after a drunken incident that police say led her to bite the family dog several… More

If there was a ever a question as to whether age-progression photos really are accurate, just ask Steve Carter. Carter had the unnerving experience of having a strikingly accurate computer-aged… More

The town of Concord, Mass., is considering a new law that could hearten bird-lovers, yet put a cumbersome restraint on feline owners. That law would be a requirement to keep… More

A question on a state exam for New York’s eighth-graders isn’t just eating away at students. Parents, teachers, and others are baffled over the nonsensical puzzler, which features a talking… More