Prince Andrew accuser and another kept out of lawsuit
The women, identified only as Jane Doe No. 3 and Jane Doe No. 4, sought to join in a lawsuit against wealthy sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
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The women, identified only as Jane Doe No. 3 and Jane Doe No. 4, sought to join in a lawsuit against wealthy sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
Spectators protest inside courtroom to mark fifth anniversary of controversial 2010 ruling
Ga. authorities say that basketball coach Melonie Joyce Martin bit another coach in the eye and nose
Mexican government asks court to let teenager's parents sue Border Patrol agent who fatally shot 15-year-old son from across border
A judge ruled there is insufficient evidence against a man convicted of killing a North Carolina teenager and putting her body in the Susquehanna River
Before the New England Patriots "deflate-gate" saga, a former Super Bowl QB made a startling revelation
Glendive, Montana residents line up to receive bottled water after elevated levels of benzene were found near Yellowstone oil spill
Officials say 33-year-old was on a flight from Jordan to JFK airport when she delivered a 6-pound, 5-ounce girl
Up to 30 people injured, and as many as 20 sent to the hospital, one in serious condition; one of the buses in the crash was empty
5 workers infected in Disney theme park-linked measles outbreak; controversy deepens over balls used in Patriots NFL playoff game; to-do list coming out of Obama's State of the Union address
Created by the group One Hundred Black Men of America in 2004, The Eagle Academy for Young Men is a unique school with a strategy that could be saving lives
Alleged victim says she was drugged and attacked, and while police investigate, there will be no recruiting, events or parties for Alpha Delta Phi
One dead, one hurt in demolition accident but what could toll have been had it happened when road was busier?
Report: 11 of New England's 12 balls in playoff game vs. Indianapolis were under-inflated; CBSSports.com says Baltimore suspicious about its tilt with Pats
Prosecutors said Joseph Dougherty told his members they were at "war" with nonunion competitors and was involved in violent intimidation