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The reclusive copper mining heiress Huguette Clark, who died in May at the age of 104, left her estranged family with almost nothing, instead, electing to remit most of her fortune to her closest friend—her nurse.

Should an aspiring attorney with a well-documented history of lying be banned from practicing law?

The parents of a murdered British schoolgirl pleaded on Monday for the country's newspapers to curb practices such as phone hacking and covert photography as a public inquiry into media standards turned the spotlight on the celebrity obsessed press.

Investigators have followed thousands of leads, over the past six weeks, in their search for Lisa Irwin.

Aliaa Magda Elmahdy, 20, the blogger and feminist activist who posted a nude photo of herself on her blog - A Rebel's Scream, has been at the receiving end of criticism from sections of Egyptian society and now has lawsuits filed against her.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- The sign outside Bernie Fine's home in nearby Fayetteville, N.Y., symbolizes the difference between the two recent college sexual abuse scandals that have rocked the country -- and which many say have no basis for comparison.

If art imitates life, Christopher Walken might be in for some trouble

As Libyan's celebrate Saif al-Islam's Friday capture, it brings to mind the question of what happened to all of Gaddafi's children.

A cursing baby doll? Parents say that one of the You & Me triplets has a serious potty mouth.

Jeremy London is wanted by Palm Springs police after receiving a phone call from his girlfriend at 10:30 a.m. Friday allegeding that he assaulted her outside her home.

TMZ on Thursday published a text, which was allegedly sent by the young mother on this Wednesday to one of her friends, showed she knows another man named Robbie who may have fathered her son. The San Diego 20-something mother Mariah Yeater withdrew a lawsuit earlier this week, which claims the pop sensation Justin Bieber had fathered her child Tristyn. Even as Bieber is scheduled to take paternity test on Friday to clear the air, there are very strong clues to prove Yeater lied.

Suzuki Motor Corp and estranged partner Volkswagen seemed headed for arbitration, after VW refused again to sell its 20 percent stake back to the Japanese carmaker.

As attention in the Olympus accounting scandal turns to whether funds used to cover up losses were funneled to criminal groups, scrutiny is set to increase on deals not yet in the spotlight, including an ill-fated $780 million investment in technology firm ITX.

When he walked into the jury room to start deliberating in Rambus Inc's $4 billion antitrust lawsuit against two rivals, one juror felt confident that the small microchip designer should prevail.

The Pennsylvania charity, Second Mile, founded by former Penn State defensive coordinator, Jerry Sandusky, has decided to fold, following the Penn State sex scandal.

Syracuse men's basketball assistant coach Bernie Fine denied allegations that he molested a former team ball boy in a statement released on Friday.

The sweat lodge using self-help guru who has been found guilty of three counts of negligent homicide will learn his sentence today, according to the Associated Press.

Con Ed is seeking to evict the developer of the controversial Ground Zero Mosque, Sharif El-Gamal for neglecting to pay his rent.

Natalie Wood, James Dean and Sal Mineo Jr. all died of mysterious or tragic circumstances after starring in the seminal 1950s film Rebel Without a Cause.

Mitt Romney's presidential campaign says it was a standard practice for departing staffers in the Massachusetts governor's office to buy their state-issued hard drives and wipe e-mails from the office server. But officials from three previous gubernatorial administrations say that wasn't standard at all.

California's Supreme Court cleared the way on Thursday for supporters of the state's same-sex marriage ban to defend it in federal court, a crucial ruling that allows the pitched battle to decide if gay marriage is a U.S. right to go forward.