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The Superdome’s power company took the blame Friday for the Super Bowl blackout, saying the cause was a faulty device that had been installed in its switching gear to prevent a failure of electric cables leading to the stadium.

Mark Wahlberg discusses his favorite film in the race to the Academy Awards and what he thinks Seth MacFarlane will do on the night as a host.

Forget the water skiing squirrel, Norman the dog can ride a tricycle, a skateboard and a scooter. This renaissance dog does it all.

Police say Douglas Wolaver from Sidney, Ohio broke into a home, and while crawling through the window, he accidentally pocket dialed 911. When police arrived and searched the home, they said they found his hiding spot, because they heard his

Rangers sideline reporter John Giannone was hit by Marc Staal’s shot. Staal quickly skated by immediately after and apologized while Giannone was receiving treatment.

All flights in and out of Boston’s Logan Airport are grounded in anticipation of the massive storm.

Ty Lawson drops the mean crossover dribble on Nate Robinson and serves up Kenneth Faried for the nice dunk.

Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard after Lakers’ 116-95 loss to Celtics.

Highlight Of The Night: Tyler Griffey’s layup with under a second to play caps off Illinois’ 15-3 run to close out Indiana 74-72.

Japan’s defense ministry has said that Russian fighter jets have violated its airspace near a group of islands in the midst of a territorial dispute between the two countries. Both the nations claim these islands as their own, with Japanese

Shooting suspect Christopher Dorner sent a DVD, letter and bullet-riddled coin to Anderson Cooper. Former LAPD Chief William Bratton reacts to the contents of the package, which mention him specifically.

Attorney General Eric Holder discusses gun violence at Clark Atlanta University in Georgia.

Congressional Budget Office Director Elmendorf lays out the dangers of Obama’s debt to GDP ratio (February 5, 2013).

Today at the Senate Committee Hearing Senator Marco Rubio confronted CIA Director Nominee John Brennan with some hard questions

While reporting on protests in Tunisia, CNN’s Dan Rivers is forced to run as police fire tear gas into a nearby crowd.

Multiple protesters interrupted the nominee for the head of the CIA John Brennan’s testimony today in the Senate Intelligence Committee. Feinstein threatened to clear the room twice and after four protesters she had the room emptied so Brennan could finish

General Dempsey, Chair of the Joint Chiefs, told the Senate today that the intelligence in the region and the amount of attacks prior to the attack on the US Special Mission in Benghazi, Libya, should have made it “crystal clear”