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Families to Weigh In About 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

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Mayor Calls for Crackdown on Gun Sales

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Oregon Teen Crashes While Holding Breath in Tunnel

A local police officer said that some people hold their breath in tunnels as part of a game or superstition

By Michelle Arrouas

Portland's E. Coli Scare Has Residents Boiling Tap Water

All tap water used for drinking, tooth brushing, cooking or ice should be boiled for at least one minute

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U.S. Cities Are Slowing But Suburbs Are Growing

While cities are still outpacing suburbs, the gap is closing

By Josh Sanburn

And the Best-Read City In America Is...

Amazon bases its rankings on the number of books, magazines, and newspapers bought

By Laura Stampler

A Michigan Suburb Will Fine You For Swearing

Gosh darn-it! Bad news for those who let their F-bombs fly: Police in Brighton, Mich., could fine and ticket you for swearing

By Nolan Feeney

New York City Cabbie Insists On Right To Wear Nazi Armband

Self-proclaimed National Socialist cab driver Gabriel Diaz claims he doesn't hate Jews, but demands the right to wear a swastika on his arm

By Sam Frizell

Apartments are Driving the Housing Recovery, Not the Suburbs

The momentum in the housing market is back. But it's apartment-building that's driving construction

By Sam Frizell

Here Are the 10 Richest Towns in America

More than a few surprises on the list

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Las Vegas Police Track Down Escaped Large, Predatory Cat

A large cat was out of its cage and on the prowl for chickens in a Las Vegas residential neighborhood Wednesday morning

By Sam Frizell

NYC Cops Won't Seize Condoms in Prostitution Cases

"A policy that actually inhibits people from safe sex is a mistake and is dangerous," Mayor Bill de Blasio said. The police commissioner said that the force would change its policy due to serious public health concerns

By Charlotte Alter

Birds Are Getting Lost Because of Our Gadgets, Claims Study

A new study shows that man-made radiation stemming from electronic devices disrupts migratory birds' internal compasses

By Michelle Arrouas

UberX Drivers Protest Outside Uber Headquarters

The company tried to assuage drivers demanding better pay and treatment for work done through Uber's low-price ride-sharing platform with pastries, as San Francisco general manager Ilya Abyzov met with protestors face to face

By Katy Steinmetz

California City Aims to Make Bullying a Crime

The Carson city council voted in favor of a measure to make it a misdemeanor to physically, verbally or virtually bully anyone between kindergarten and age 25, in some cases holding suspected bullies' parents responsible, ahead of a second vote on May 20

By Michelle Arrouas

Beverly Hills Joins Celebrities in Condemning Brunei's Anti-Gay Laws

The city council joined Jay Leno and Ellen DeGeneres in calling for the boycott of the iconic Beverly Hills hotel owned by the anti-gay sultanate of Brunei

By Sam Frizell

Is Your City Drowning in Debt?

A new study shows how much debt residents in major American cities are carrying, and the results are surprising.Out of the top 20 cities analyzed by credit bureau Experian, Detroit — a municipality mired in...

By Martha C. White

This London Apartment Could Be Yours for a Cool $236M

The sale makes the 16,000-square foot, two-story penthouse one of, if not the, priciest pieces of real estate on the planet. London has seen a surge in demand from super-rich eastern Europeans as tensions in the region flare

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