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A broken elevator almost canceled part of the first photo-op of 2015 for new Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, the first U.S. governor in nearly 30 years to use a wheelchair.
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A broken elevator almost canceled part of the first photo-op of 2015 for new Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, the first U.S. governor in nearly 30 years to use a wheelchair.
Get ready to see more red warning signs online as Google adds ammunition to its technological artillery for targeting devious schemes lurking on websites.
A month after his last visit, former Texas Gov. Rick Perry is returning to New Hampshire as he moves closer to a 2016 presidential campaign.
A video of Oklahoma fraternity members engaging in a racist chant outraged and angered students across the campus, but its release also has sparked a dialogue that many students hope will lead to positive changes.
It's Cinderella versus Belle. The two Disney princesses face off in an epic rap battle featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar.
On Wednesday, Jim Parsons, who plays Sheldon Cooper on "The Big Bang Theory," received star number the 2,545 on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Police in Dallas believe that a gas station manager shot two suspects who were trying to rob his business late Wednesday night. He found them attacking his store clerk.
Apple has restored service to its widely used iTunes and app stores after a rare breakdown Wednesday.
Richard Glatzer, who co-wrote and directed the Alzheimer's drama "Still Alice" alongside his husband, Wash Westmoreland, while battling ALS, died Tuesday in Los Angeles. He was 63.
The government is taking the nation's biggest satellite TV provider to court, accusing DIRECTV of misleading millions of consumers about the cost of its programming.
Supporters of a plan to erect a monument on the Texas Capitol grounds to commemorate the state's African-American history say they've raised about $750,000 of the $2.6 million needed.
Two officers were shot outside of the Ferguson, Missouri police headquarters early Thursday.
Shouting… cursing… stopping cars – those were just some of the actions of protestors, in front of the Dallas home of Parker Rice, the University of Oklahoma freshman seen leading Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity members in a racist chant.
Several companies are marketing little bottles of essential oils as natural cure for ailments, from stress relief to weight loss.
Some of its loyal fans have filed a lawsuit against Texas A & M.
