FDA approves drug that uses herpes virus to fight cancer
Injectable drug approved for patients with hard-to-treat melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer
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Kansas City fountains dyed blue for World Series
More than forty fountains will stay blue for the duration of the World Series to support Royals
Judge sentences ex-bishop who killed cyclist while driving drunk
Heather Cook, a bishop in the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, pleaded guilty last month to manslaughter, drunken driving and leaving the scene
On heels of historic World Cup victory, Abby Wambach retires
Soccer's leading career scorer -- male or female -- said before the World Cup win that she wanted to cap her career with the championship
Deer walks into emergency room after being hit by car
Animal walked through the hospital's automatic doors and down a corridor before staff members corralled it and put it on a gurney
NTSB: Recall system for defective tires is "broken"
500 people are killed and 19,000 injured in tire-related accidents annually; police don't usually check to see if tires have been recalled
Teen surprises mom and toddler with good deed at Target
Indiana mom says college freshman's selfless act in Target store proves "hope is in fact not lost in society as a whole"
Cleveland grand jury hears evidence against officers in Tamir Rice killing
Rice family attorneys criticized the prosecutor's office for not telling the victim's mother that hearings had begun
Students protest Donald Trump rally in Sioux City, Iowa
Some Sioux City, Iowa students are protesting a Trump visit there because they say his rhetoric has encouraged bullying
Gov. Christie forgot us, Sandy tent protesters say
Superstorm victims placed tents outside the N.J. statehouse to protest what they say is neglect due to Christie's pursuit of the presidency
Ted Koppel exposes threat of cyberattack on U.S. in "Lights Out"
The veteran news anchor warns in new book the U.S. is not prepared for a disaster that could affect tens of millions of people across the country
DOJ opens civil rights probe into S.C. classroom arrest
After video of officer violently arresting black female student goes viral, even the sheriff calls incident "disturbing"
Calif. police department trades batons for nunchucks
Officials say the martial arts weapon is a versatile tool that allows them to subdue unruly suspects and limit injuries to officers
CIA Director John Brennan speaks out on email hack
Brennan said he was annoyed that some media suggested impropriety on his part after alleged high school student accesses his email
Tsunami-vulnerable towns grapple with how to save lives
With fears the West Coast could be hit by a massive wave, one town is making the nation's first vertical tsunami refuge
Trump praises Ramaswamy ad as some GOP critics speak out
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of using cluster warheads in deadly strikes
DOJ investigating Corey Lewandowski over DHS role, sources say
Feds charge powerful Virginia Democrat in alleged drug scheme
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