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THE Miss USA beauty pageant didn’t go on without a slip-up. Miss California was almost speechless when asked about the gap between the rich and poor.

“As a woman in the United States Army, I think … we are just as tough as men. Gender does not limit us”

Total falls 122,000 short of economists’ expectations ahead of crucial Federal Reserve meeting, but unemployment rate dips to 4.7%

A COUPLE moving into their new flat were shocked to find the remains of the last tenant in a cupboard and wrapped in a shower curtain along with a note f-rom the killer.

The shooter who allegedly killed a UCLA professor Wednesday before turning the gun on himself had a "kill list" that included the name of a woman found dead today in Minnesota, Los Angeles Police Department Chief C-harlie Beck told a local news station today.

A shooting on the UCLA campus was the work of a disgruntled former engineering PhD student who accused his professor of stealing his code.

THE biggest airport in America is hiding a secret bunker the government plans to use when something terrible happens “in the near future”, it has been claimed.

The shooter has not been named.

TWO men have been killed in a tragic murder-suicide at the University of California, Los Angeles, forcing the campus into lockdown.

Two people died in a murder-suicide on UCLA's campus Wednesday, police said, a shooting that sparked an hours-long lockdown for students.

A former Houston middle school teacher skipped town after admitting to investigators that she was in love with one of her students and had sex with him “on almost a daily basis” starting when he was just 13 years old.

Former Attorney General Eric Holder, who first wanted to see whistleblower Edward Snowden put in prison, now says the ex-NSA contractor did a “public service” by sparking a debate on government surveillance, but still insists Snowden should face trial.

The three remaining presidential candidates spent Memorial Day honoring U.S. military service members

ONE hundred and 50 years ago, in 1866, the town of Waterloo, NY, celebrated the first Memorial Day, remembering the fallen of the Civil War. Fifty years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson honoured Waterloo and reaffirmed the Memorial Day celebration, then centred around the heroes of World War II.

A ZOO is under fire for shooting a rare gorilla dead after a four-year-old boy fell into his enclosure.

IT has been five years since Casey Anthony was acquitted of the murder of her two-year-old daughter Caylee but she is still considered one of America’s “most hated women”.

A Mississippi man whose daughter died after he left her in a hot car was released f-rom jail without bail Tuesday

It has been nearly five years since Casey Anthony was acquitted of killing her 2-year-old daughter Caylee. Although she has lived a relatively quiet life since being freed f-rom jail, her name still evokes controversy.

One of Silicon Valley’s best-known investors has been footing a former wrestler’s legal bills in lawsuits against a shared enemy.

Kelly Hoggan, head of security for the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA), is seen in an undated picture f-rom the Transportation Security Administration. Hoggan has been removed f-rom his position