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From the start, the Los Angeles Kings seemed doomed to be underdogs.

Syrian opposition activists blamed government forces and said at least half of the dead are women and children. Syrian state TV accused an "armed terrorist group."

Twitter is giving users the bird. A cute, little, upwardly mobile bird.

ABC News' Barbara Walters is expressing "regret" for attempting to help the daughter of Syria's United Nations ambassador by seeking an internship or college admission for her.

During the weeks Jerry Sandusky's trial unfolds in Centre County, Pennsylvania, 12 jurors and four alternates will be able to eat dinners with their families and sleep in their own beds. But there are risks to keeping them unsequestered.

CNN's Sunny Hostin reports on an Oregon woman who contracted herpes from a date and sued, winning $900,000 in damages.

In a landmark case for Massachusetts, Aaron Deveau will serve one year in prison after being found guilty of causing a fatal car crash while texting.

NASA TV captures the transit of Venus across the face of the sun through various colored filters.

Former NFL player Wade Davis explains to Soledad O'Brien why he waited until he left the NFL to reveal he is gay.

Photos: Enterprise shuttle floats up Hudson River

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's survival in a recall election sparked by steps to weaken public unions could embolden fellow Republicans in other states to seek similar measures.

A human hand and foot sent to two Vancouver schools are linked to Jun Lin's dismemberment in Montreal, police said. The body parts are being sent for DNA testing.

Gunfire and explosions echo in the background as the 26 year-old fighter calmly adjusts his weapons.

On the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, nestled along Guanabara Bay and within sight of the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, one of the world's largest open-air landfills has closed after more than three decades of operation.

Google has started warning users when it thinks they may be targets of government-sponsored hackers, the Internet giant announced.

The United States believes one of its armed helicopters was shot down over Afghanistan on Wednesday, killing both crew members on board, a U.S. military official said.

The White House pushed back Wednesday against suggestions that it could be leaking classified information involving a cyberwarfare program against Iran.

About 100 more potential jurors showed up for questioning Wednesday as attorneys continued to select a jury for the trial of Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State assistant football coach charged with child rape.

Steve Lillebuen: The growth of social media means people can share everything online: even video of a killing.