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Governor Announces Lawsuit Against NCAA Over Penn State Sanctions

Tom Corbett believes the sanctions cause devastating damage to the economy.

Marvell To Pay $1.2 Billion To Carnegie Mellon University For Infringement

Marvell Technology now owes Carnegie Mellon University $1.17 billion after losing a patent lawsuit to the school.

White Christmas 2012: Northeast Snow Surprises Maryland, Pennsylvania Residents

A white Christmas it will be for many residents of Maryland, Pennsylvania and other Northeast states that got an unexpected gift on Christmas Eve, when the skies opened up in the mid-afternoon and dropped several inches of snow across the mid-Atlantic region.

Ustate NY Firefighters Mike Chiapperini And Tomasz Kaczowka Killed By William Spengler, A Convicted Murderer

Two firefighters were murdered while responding to blaze near the shore of Lake Ontario. Police think they fell into a 'trap.'

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Burger King Spitting Suit Settled

A federal civil-rights lawsuit filed by an Ohio truck driver against a Pennsylvania Burger King franchise was settled Friday. The trucker had alleged an employee spit into his burger and claimed the incident was racially motivated.

Winter Storm Draco: How It Affects Your Holiday Travel Plans

Winter Storm Draco brought a white end to 2012 for many, but it also upended holiday travel across the United States.

Tantrum Over Burger: Pennsylvania Man, Sean Varone, Allegedly Flips Out At Burger Flippers For Putting Cheese On His Hamburger

A man was arrested by Pennsyvlania police after he allegedly threw a tantrum at a local McDonald’s because employees at the golden arches put cheese on his hamburger.

Connecticut School Shooting: Killer Adam Lanza’s Mother Nancy Lanza Not A Teacher? Gunman’s Family Details Emerge

Connecticut School Shooting: We Are All To Blame Because We Love Violence

There are reportedly some 300 million weapons floating around this country, enough for every man, woman and child to be armed.

Three Elderly Mennonite Women Attacked In Hate Crime

Three elderly Mennonite women were attacked at their Pennsylvania home in an apparent hate crime.

Jenna von Oy, Newtown, Conn., Native, Gives Condolences On Sandy Hook Massacre

The actress, who was born and raised in Newtown, Conn., expressed her sadness at the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School Friday and shared her fond memories of the town in an essay published by People.

Sandy Hook Shooting: 27 Dead, Including 18 Children, After Elementary School Shooting In Newtown, Connecticut

More than a dozen people, including 18 elementary school children, were shot and killed in Newtown, Conn., on Friday morning, federal and state sources told ABC News.

'Amish Mafia' Reality Show To Air On Discovery, Early Reviews Question Authenticity Of New Series

The Discovery Channel's new reality show, "Amish Mafia," will air a sneak preview on Tuesday before its Wednesday debut.

Jerry Sandusky Seeking Better Prison Conditions After Two Months Of Being Locked Up 23 Hours A Day

Two months after being convicted on almost 70 counts of sexual abuse, Jerry Sandusky is now seeking less restrictive prison conditions.

Army Football Uniforms For Navy Game Cause Stir [PHOTOS]

Army's uniforms for the annual Army-Navy football game introduced online Wednesday are causing quite the stir in the sports world.

Republican State Rep. Mike Fleck Comes Out As Gay

Republican Pennsylvania State Representative Mike Fleck has publicly announced that he is gay, making Flack the only current openly gay Republican legislator and the first ever openly gay Pennsylvania lawmaker.

David Axelrod To Shave Trademark Mustache Live On 'Morning Joe'

Axelrod, Obama's top advisor, will shave his 40-year-old mustache for charity on Joe Scarborough's "Morning Joe."

indiana state police arrested parents after finding 5 children and 18 cats

5 Kids And 18 Cats In Back Of Moving Van; Parents David Detjen And Rebecca Detjen Arrested For Neglect

Two parents were arrested for neglect after they were found with five children and 18 cats in the back of a moving van. They were traveling to California seeking job opportunities.

Obama's Tough 'Cliff' Offer Spurned By GOP; No Meetings Scheduled, But Talks Continue

The president made an opening gambit for averting the “fiscal cliff” that concedes nothing to Republicans with $1.6 trillion in new taxes.

African Painted Dogs Featured In Pittsburgh Zoo's Calendar Weeks After Mauling 2-Year-Old to Death

African painted dogs that killed a young boy only two weeks ago are featured in a calendar sent out by the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium.

Rainn Wilson Spoof Of Angus T. Jones Video Urges Viewers Not To Watch ‘The Office’ [VIDEO]

Rainn Wilson of 'The Office' spoofs Angus T. Jones in a new video.

Jailed Amish Denied Request To Leave Jail For Thanksgiving Wedding

A group of jailed Amish men were denied permission to leave jail to attend a family wedding on Wednesday.

Thanksgiving 2012 Witnesses Rise In Holiday Travel (PHOTOS)

Millions of Americans are heading home for holidays this weekend, and majority are traveling by car, early news reports on holiday travel state.

Hurricane Sandy: Flooded Brooklyn gas station

BBC To Release Film About Hurricane Sandy

The BBC, which has produced several documentaries about various issues that affect America, will release a film about the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Boy Killed At Zoo Mourned In Pennsylvania As Thousands Donate Trucks In Honor Of Maddox Derkosh

Little Maddox died Sunday at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium when he fell into the African painted dogs exhibit and mauled by the animals after his mother tried to give him a better view of the exhibition.