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9/11 Museum Opening Date Spring 2014 to Commemorate September 11 Attacks and Victims

The new September 11 Museum and Memorial is nearing its completion after three years of construction and hard work below the ground where the twin towers used to stand.

Largest Volcano on Earth Found Under Pacific Ocean Is the Size of Arizona

Scientists have just found the largest volcano on earth, spanning 280 miles by 400 miles - the size of Arizona.

California Hunger Strike Prison 2013: Inmates End 2-Month Strike 'Until Further Notice"

Inmates who went on a hunger strike in solidarity against solitary confinement in California have ended the protest after two months.

Two Suspects Arrested In Shooting Death of 1-Year-Old Boy in Brooklyn

Two men accused of killing a 1-year-old child in Brooklyn last weekend were caught Friday in Wilkes-Barre, Penn., police said

Snake In Starbucks Found in San Antonio Coffee Shop

A Starbucks customer encountered a snake when he entered the coffee franchise's bathroom on Tuesday.

Chobani Yogurt Recall Ordered by FDA After Mold Causes Illnesses

After continued reports of illness caused by mold, Chobani is now officially recalling some of its Greek yogurt cups.

Shellie Zimmerman Files for Divorce: George Zimmerman Wife Says She Has a 'Selfish Husband'

George Zimmerman's wife has filed for divorce. George Zimmerman's wife has officially filed for divorce. Shellie Zimmerman sat down for an exclusive interview with ABC and talked about the way things have changed over the course of the last year since her husband became embroiled in a murder trial following the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.

David Lee Mangum May Have Exposed Over 300 Men To HIV in Missouri

The resident of Dexter, Missouri did not alert his sexual partners to his condition. A Missouri man is now facing serious charges after it has been revealed that he may have knowingly exposed hundreds of men to HIV in the past decade.

CDC Study Reveals E-Cigarette Use Among US Children Doubles

A growing number of children using E-Cigarettes have been recorded in a recent study. A growing number of children using E-Cigarettes have been recorded in a recent study.

NYC Mayoral Candidates 2013: Anthony Weiner Argues With Man in Bakery [VIDEO]

New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner's miserable summer didn't get any better yesterday

KKK Organizer and NAACP Representative Meet to Discuss Racist Attacks

A Wyoming-based NAACP leader wanted to address the Ku Klux Klan face to face, and that is exactly what he did.

Toyota Recall 2013: 369,000 Vehicles Recalled Just Days After Ford Motors Recalled 370,000

Toyota Motors has announced it will carry out two separate recalls involving heat issues and engine issues in Lexus and Hybrid vehicles.

Houston School Stabbing: One Dead, Three Injured in Fight

A deadly fight and stabbing at a Houston-area high school on Wednesday left one student dead and three others injured, officials said.

Massive Superstorm Reveals Water on Saturn

NASA has revealed the result of its study on the superstorm that hit Saturn in 2010. Findings reveal that the ringed planet possesses water.

Bats and Dolphins Have Similar Genetic Traits that Led to Echolocation

Bats and dolphins may look different and even live in different types of habitats, but a new study reveals that they aren't too different from each other.

Ariel Castro Dead: Cleveland Kidnapper Hanged Himself in Prison Cell Suicide

One month and two days after Ariel Castro was sentenced to "life plus 1,000 years" for kidnapping 3 women and holding them captive for a decade, the notorious Cleveland kidnapper committed suicide.

White Greeters Only: Church Apologizes for Black Pastor's Racially Charged Request

A North Carolina church is apologizing after its executive pastor sent an e-mail to church volunteers requesting "white greeters only." In the e-mail, Pastor Makeda Pennycooke, requested that "only white people" welcome church attendees.

West Nile Virus 2013 - NYC & NJ News Updates: Number of Victims Continue to Increase

The West Nile virus has claimed two lives in New Jersey this month - the first recorded death cases of the virus in the state this year.

Dunkin' Donuts Blackface Ad Campaign Prompts Apology

Popular doughnut chain Dunkin' Donuts is now apologizing for an ad campaign released in Thailand that many interpreted as inappropriate and racist.

1-Year-Old Shot Shot and Killed in Brooklyn, NY

A 16-month-old boy was shot and killed Sunday while sitting in his stroller in the Brownsville area of Brooklyn in New York City.