Tour buses collide in Times Square
Two double-decker buses collided in New York City's Times Square, injuring 14 people
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Two double-decker buses collided in New York City's Times Square, injuring 14 people
Two western Pennsylvania golfers wound up in the hospital after a dispute over the rules that was definitely not par for the course
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Woman, 62, suspected of sneaking onto San Jose-to-L.A. flight, apparently hiding in plain sight
Driver of one of the two double-decker buses charged with driving while impaired; the crash injured 14 people in tourist-packed area
Islands prep for possible visits by Hurricane Iselle, which may weaken to tropical storm by then, and by Tropical Storm Julio
Michael Worthington put to death with lethal injection for slaying college student; execution was first in U.S. since one in Arizona took almost 2 hours last month
Plane was traveling from Newark, N.J., to Brussels when fire broke out aboard aircraft
Michael Worthington would be first U.S. inmate put to death since botched lethal injection last month in Arizona
Mayor Michael Nutter lashes out at City Council for approving marijuana measure, saying the city has more pressing issues
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40 years after he resigned in disgrace, presidential library releases 1983 interview in which Nixon recalled his final days in the White House
More than a dozen people were hurt when open-topped, double-decker buses hit each other in famed tourist district
Two New York teens are charged with second-degree murder after police found an 81-year-old woman's burned body in her home