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‘A Tragedy of the Worst Kind’

At least two people are dead and several others injured after a five-alarm fire and building collapse on Park Avenue in the East Harlem neighborhood of New York City

Clinton Army Starts Marching

Exclusive: An army is forming for the Democratic front-runner, but its leaders are keeping a safe distance and the former Secretary of State is glad

Israel Drafts Ultra-Orthodox Jews

The controversial bill, approved by the Knesset today, has wide support in Israeli society because it will more equally distribute the burden of conscription around the population

'All Right, Good Night'

Relatives of those aboard missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 await real answers from officials after listening to the final phrase from the cockpit

Some Advice for the CIA: Don't Mess with Dianne Feinstein

The longtime Senator may look sweet, but she has a talent for mowing down opponents with words. Responding to allegations that the CIA used spy tactics against her office, the California Democrat delivered a jaw dropping speech on the Senate floor

More Adults Than Ever Are Taking ADHD Drugs

The number of adults using the pills rose by more 50 percent between 2008 and 2012, according to a new report, leading to concerns that the trend of over-diagnosing in children is now occurring in adults

Last Words of Teen on Lost Jet

Pouria Nourmohammadi, a 19-year-old Iranian aboard Flight MH370 with a stolen passport who was planning to reach Germany, wrote "I'm Safe" on Facebook hours before the plane vanished over the weekend

Wall Street Bonuses Rose Even Higher Last Year

Bonuses on Wall Street in 2013 reached their highest levels since the financial crisis, rising 15% to an average of nearly $165,000, even after firms saw lower profits and paid out pricey legal settlements

Injured Kobe Sidelined for Remainder of Lakers Season

Five-time NBA champion Kobe Bryant is out for the rest of the season due to a fracture in his knee as the Los Angeles Lakers struggle to hold on. Bryant, who signed a two-year, $48.5 million contract extension in November, has played just six games this season

Starbucks Thinks You'll Tip Baristas From Your iPhone

An update to the coffee company's iPhone app, arriving next week, will let users add a tip of between $0.50 and $2 to payments. Those who forget, but totally meant to, can use the two-hour, post-purchase window to show their appreciation

G-7 Won't Recognize Crimea Referendum

Leaders of seven world powers, in staunch opposition to Russia's aggression in Ukraine's Crimea region, say they will take collective action if Russia moves to annex the semi-autonomous peninsula that will decide to stay or go on March 16

Gillibrand: Hillary Will Win

New York Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand tells TIME she'll consider running "someday," but says Hillary Clinton will be "our first woman president." Days after her sexual assault bill failed to overcome a filibuster, she adds "I will certainly never give up the fight"