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The former "Terminator" actor turned California governor sat down with Lesley Stahl in his first interview since news broke that he fathered a love child while married to Maria Shriver.

Jodon Romero led law enforcement on a 90-minute chase that culminated with a violent image being broadcast live on Fox.

The action star turned governor fessed up to an affair with Brigitte Nielsen, which took place after he and Marie Shriver moved in together.

Maria Pestrikoff survived a 60-foot drop after slipping on wet grass because she wasn't paying attention to where she was walking.

Coffee is more popular than ever, with two-thirds of America drinking a cup each day.

The former publisher and chairman of the New York Times died Saturday in his Southampton, N.Y., home after a long illness.

Michael Richards was best known for playing Kramer on "Seinfeld" before erupting at audience members in a comedy club in 2006. He addressed what happened and the fallout during an appearance on Jerry Seinfeld's Web series Thursday.

The polarizing news network is under fire again for its decision to broadcast live video of crimes as they unfold.

First Lady Michelle Obama's efforts to help students eat a healthy lunch are under attack at a New Jersey high school.

The NHL announced Thursday the league's remaining preseason games would not be played as CBA negotiations are set to continue throughout the weekend.

The Boy Scouts of America admitted in an open letter this week that its response to sex abuse allegations was “plainly insufficient, inappropriate, or wrong.”

The long-held belief that using marijuana isn’t physically addictive has proved false, according to research that found quitting marijuana can cause withdrawal symptoms.

When New Zealand law-enforcement officials raided the home of Kim Dotcom in January, they probably didn’t think the Megaupload founder would arrange for the return of the file-hosting site. That didn't stop Dotcom from taking to Twitter Friday and teasing that the new version of his site is almost complete, as noted by TorrentFreak.

After living a life that sounds like it was based on a movie script, former CIA operative-turned-convicted traitor Edwin Wilson has died from complications following a heart valve replacement surgery.

Hopefully, most Americans will not cast their ballots this November using the same criteria Homer Simpson does. In a new promotion for the coming season of “The Simpsons,” America’s favorite doofus votes for Republican Mitt Romney.

Jimmy Kimmel stopped by “The B.S. Report” podcast -- hosted by Bill Simmons -- Friday in the lead-up to his hosting gig at the Emmy Awards show Sunday.

Stephen King announced the release date this week for his “Doctor Sleep,” the long-awaited sequel to “The Shining.” “Doctor Sleep” will be published Sept. 24, 2013, almost 40 years after horror fans first read about Jack Torrance and his family going crazy while stuck at the Overlook Hotel.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton debunked Thursday rumors that U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens was on an al Qaeda hit list before he was killed in Benghazi last week.

Tim Tebow is again the talk of New York because of his appearance in an upcoming photo spread in Vogue.

Bud Johnson of Austin hanged an empty chair from a tree on his lawn to symbolize an Obama lynching.

Jalen Rose confirmed what many fans had suspected for years: He intentionally injured Kobe Bryant during the 2000 NBA Finals.

DNA tests released Wednesday have revealed that Trayvon Martin’s DNA was not found on the handgun that George Zimmerman killed him with.

Just as it appeared the attention surrounding "Fifty Shades of Grey" couldn't get any greater, new reports indicate the pop singer Justin Bieber may have been approached to play the lead role in the film version of the best-selling book.