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Ferry Horror: Hundreds Missing

A ferry that was carrying high school students and teachers to the resort island of Jeju sank off the southern coast of South Korea on Wednesday, killing at least four people and prompting a massive rescue effort for nearly 300 others believed to be missing

Ukrainian Troops Defect

Russian paratroopers have been spotted in eastern Ukraine while elements of the Ukrainian army have defected and are now flying Russian flags

Cattle Battle in Nevada

The Feds may have set a troubling precedent by allowing a rancher and his followers to win a standoff over government authority

America's Favorite Car Just Got Totally Redesigned

Toyota has unveiled its new Camry, the best-selling car in the U.S. for the last 12 consecutive years, at the New York International Auto Show and it's been "rebuilt from the ground up" with nearly 2,000 new parts to feature a sleeker exterior and reworked interior

Fertilizer Rules Still Unchanged After Texas Explosion

Chemical safety officials tasked by President Obama to determine whether regulations should change following last April's explosion in West, Texas, that killed 15 are mulling revisions to ammonium nitrate storage rules and the handling and processing of chemicals

Top Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox Set to Be Liquidated

A Tokyo court on Wednesday dismissed a bid by Mt. Gox to restart its business, allowing what was once the world's largest bitcoin exchange to be liquidated after it filed for bankruptcy protection in February following an attack by hackers

Romney Son Takes Tax Day Swipe at Senator Reid

The former presidential candidate's son, Josh, tweeted a picture to Sen. Harry Reid yesterday of his father, Mitt, paying taxes. During the 2012 campaign season, Reid claimed someone had told him Romney hadn't done so in the past decade

New SAT Will Test 'High Utility' Words

A redesigned SAT due out in the spring of 2016 will no longer reward students for the rote memorization of semi-obscure word definitions, but instead emphasize “high utility” words they're more likely to encounter in life

Thousands Gather at Boston Marathon Finish Line

Sports Illustrated's new issue features a cover photograph of survivors from last year's Boston Marathon bombing. They were joined by thousands of others including Mayor Marty Walsh, police officers, firefighters and emergency personnel ahead of Monday's race

Bloomberg Takes Aim at NRA With $50M Campaign

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg plans to challenge the National Rifle Association in a $50 million effort, involving political influence, grass-roots organization and a hard-line stance, to galvanize voters in favor of stricter gun control laws

The KKK Wants to Recruit You

As Frazier Glenn Cross, a former Klan leader, is charged with murder for shootings at two Jewish community centers near Kansas City, the frayed white-supremacy group is trying to attract new members

Miley Cyrus Hospitalized After Allergic Reaction

The former Disney star canceled a concert in Kansas City, Mo., on Tuesday night and received medical care for a poor reaction to antibiotics, but the "Wrecking Ball" singer has been tweeting apologies and updates to fans from her hospital bed