Blizzard to Bury Northeast
The Northeast is braced for "paralyzing, crippling blizzard-like conditions" as the second East Coast winter storm in as many days threatens to dump up to two feet of snow in some areas, forecasters said
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Obama Lands in India
The president and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said after talks Sunday they had made 'breakthrough understanding' in nuclear talks
Christie Woos Iowa Voters
New Jersey Gov brought a clear message to conservatives at Iowa Freedom Summit: We may not always agree, but you can work with me.
Dennis Rodman Doesn't Believe North Korea Hacked Sony
Basketball star and frequent visitor to the hermit kingdom counters U.S. government's claim that it hacked the movie studio last year. "North Korea is going to hack a comedy, a movie that is really nothing? I can’t see that happening," he said
Japan Shocked By Reports of ISIS Hostage Death
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said a video circulating online purporting to show hostage Haruna Yukawa had been killed was likely authentic, and called on the Islamist militants to release a second hostage, 47-year-old journalist Kenji Goto, unharmed
Mandy Moore and Ryan Adams Set to Divorce
Nearly six years after the duo tied the knot, Adams, 40, filed for divorce from Moore, 30, PEOPLE confirms. The couple pulled off an under-the-radar wedding in March 2009 in Savannah, Georgia, just four weeks after announcing their engagement
Pats Coach Blames Atmospheric Changes for 'Deflategate'
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said Saturday that a vigorous preparation process and atmospheric changes—not any tampering by his team—were to blame for the deflated game balls used in the Patriots' win over the Indianapolis Colts
Anti-Vaxxers Fingered in Disney Measles Outbreak
Spokesman for the California state health department says "unvaccinated individuals have been the principal factor" in a mid-December measles outbreak at Disneyland that has infected more than 70 people in six western states and Mexico
Scientists Discover Fish Living Deep Below Antarctic Ice
A National Science Foundation-funded expedition to the Antarctic has unearthed a surprising result: There are fish and other crustaceans who live without sunlight under almost half a mile of ice in 28-degree water
Meet Silicon Valley's Newest Star: Box
After going public Friday, the cloud-based storage company saw its stock price surge, in yet one more sign of the huge appetite for new tech stocks on Wall Street. It is the first highly successful IPO of 2015
Rebels Launch Offensive in Ukraine
Indiscriminate rocket fire slammed into a market, two schools, homes and shops Saturday in the eastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol, killing at least 29 people, as Ukraine's top rebel leader announced that an offensive had begun on the strategically important port
Bill Gates: HIV Vaccine a Reality by 2030
The philanthropist and Microsoft founder believes a vaccine and a raft of new intensive drugs will significantly impact the global struggle against the virus which has claimed the lives on millions over the past 30 years
