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Hunt organizers are increasing security due to unruly, overzealous parents.

Hundreds of people took part in a mass pillow fight in Berlin on Saturday to celebrate International Pillow Day 2012. The flash mob event was held in front of Berlin’s famous Brandenburg Gate.

Peter Hanson fired a 7-under-par 65 to surge to the top of the Masters leader board. He’s one stroke ahead of Phil Mickelson, who shot on 30 on the back nine Saturday.

A video posted online Saturday purports to show Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, the highest ranking member of Saddam Hussein’s ousted regime still at large, lashing out against Iraq’s Shiite-led government.

Caught on camera- a tourist being beaten in downtown Baltimore and instead of helping him, a crowd laughs and steals his belongings.

Residents of Petare, a giant slum stacked up the steep hills of Caracas, watched the reenactment of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion on Good Friday. Christian believers around the world mark the Holy Week of Easter in celebration of the crucifixion and

Fire officials say they have accounted for everyone who lived at a Virginia apartment complex where a Navy fighter jet crashed. Capt. Tim Riley is the battalion chief and spokesman for the Virginia Beach fire department. He said Saturday morning

University of Arkansas head football coach Bobby Petrino has been temporarily suspended following a wreck that led to questions about his character.

An Experian report claims Pinterest is now the third most popular social network, behind Facebook and Twitter.

The board of trustees at Santa Monica College voted Friday to postpone a two-tiered fee scale that brought angry campus protests where students were pepper-sprayed, as the AP’s John Mone reports.

More than 400 Coca-Cola memorabilia collectors kicked off the country’s second largest meeting of collectors with an auction of rare advertising and merchandising materials of the iconic beverage brand.

One of the most successful artists of all time, prolific painter Thomas Kinkade – the self described “Painter of Light” – died Friday at the age of 54. A spokesperson for the Kinkade family said the artist died at home

Missouri seems an odd place for an alligator roundup, but authorities in one southeast Missouri town are on something of a gator hunt.

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President Obama warned that the U.S. job market will still face “ups and downs,” speaking Friday at a White House forum focused on the role of women in the economy.

On this MSNBC show Ed Schultz ask his guest: “Is this war on women alive in your state? I mean, is it a political issue as it’s being reported on the national level?” NINA TURNER (D-OHIO): “It is, Ed, and

While discussing race with his guest guest Micheal Eric Dyson, MSNBC’s Martin Bashir said the GOP is ok with slavery.

O’Reilly: “Violent crime in Chicago. So far this year 109 people have been murdered in that city. That’s up 56 percent over last year. Much of the violence is gang- generated minority-involved. “

COLUMBUS, Ohio (CBS Cleveland/AP) — Officials say graffiti spray painted on the wall of a black cultural center at Ohio State University likely stems from the nationwide unrest over the fatal shooting of a black Florida teenager.

Kathy Griffin has already had a reality TV show and standup comedy specials, but now she’s getting her own talk show. “Kathy” will premiere April 19 at 10pm and will air Thursday nights on Bravo.

Amazon has allegedly found loopholes in UK and EU laws, avoiding taxation on its billions in profit.

Iraq War veteran, and Wounded Warrior, Jeremy Feldbusch, threw out the ceremonial first pitch on opening day for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Read more: Business Insider.

Caucus of Rank and File Educators and Chicago Teachers Union organizers pre-purchased tickets to “Fight Back” against Education Action Group and Juan Williams at a screening of the film “A Tale of Two Missions,” at Chicago’s Illinois Policy Institute. The