Thrill-seekers grab on to "extreme kidnapping" trend
CBS New York investigates a growing phenomenon: kidnapping as entertainment, where people pay to be abducted
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CBS New York investigates a growing phenomenon: kidnapping as entertainment, where people pay to be abducted
Under the deal, Warner/Chappell will give up its claims to the ubiquitous song and reimburse those who paid licensing fees
Adults in the U.S. have shorter life expectancy than other developed nations, and new research sheds light on the reasons why
The 19-year-old describes the terrifying moment when jogger sliced her; one of a rash of New Yorkers slashed recently
Natasha Bryant told The Washington Post that slain Virginia teen Nicole Lovell talked of running away with the Virginia Tech student accused of killing her
The sisters of the Fraternite Notre Dame Mary of Nazareth Soup Kitchen can't afford their 50 percent rent hike
Superstar quarterback talks about the meaning of being a "loser" in defending his terse press conference following Super Bowl 50
Mount St. Mary's University president's plan to identify students likely to fail led him to reportedly liken them to bunnies needing to be drowned
The state's juvenile justice commissioner, his spokesperson, and a detention center staffer are out as a result of an intestigation into the teen's death
Miguel Roman was released from prison in 2008 after DNA tests pointed to another man in the 1988 slaying of a 17-year-old girl in Hartford
Police say Jovaughn Walker attacked an elderly man at a gas station, before driving to a nearby store where he then allegedly attacked an employee
James Clapper also weighs in on ISIS and cyber threats while delivering annual assessment of the top dangers facing the country
Detectives arrested the woman's 28-year-old boyfriend, who they say poured gasoline on her and set her on fire
Approved anti-Snyder petition doesn't mention lead contamination of Flint water, but several rejected proposals do; omission worries Flint activists
Police say Joshua James tossed the 3 1/2 foot reptile into a Wendy's, but his parents say he was just playing a prank