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Gov. Mark Sanford admitted Tuesday that he saw his Argentine mistress more times than previously disclosed, including what was to be a farewell meeting in New York chaperoned by a spiritual adviser soon after his wife found out about the affair

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is expected to announce Friday that she will not seek a second term, a Republican source close to Palin tells CNN.

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Though most states have child abuse laws allowing religious exemptions for parents who shun medicine for their sick children, recent cases have raised the thorny legal issues for parents following less-recognized faiths.

Facebook has begun testing new privacy options that will make the service pretty much just like Twitter, but only if you want it to be.

Less than a week after the iPhone app developer behind Hottest Girls was busted for distributing pornographic material on the iPhone, another perpetrator sneaked in and posted what is purported to be a photo of a nude 15-year-old girl to its iPhone app.

The Arabs and Turkmen of Kirkuk fear the Kurds will seize control of the northern oil hub after the....

Denny's is trying to restake its claim as a nocturnal hot spot for young adults, adding rock and country music and scheduling after-concert parties for bands.

Curvy cucumbers and knobbly carrots return to supermarket shelves thanks to the abolition of EU rules on the size and shape of 36 types of fruit and vegetables.

Instead of simply not seeking reelection, reports say that Sarah Palin will instead step down, leaving the office to Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell. Friday, July 3, 2009.

There appears to be a substantial disconnect between what the still-undefined health care overhaul plan working its way through Congress is likely to cost and what Americans say they are willing to pay for and use.

Obama said he recognizes the heavy price of a health-care overhaul, but said it will be more costly to do nothing.