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Reportedly evicted from her apartment for her drug-related criminal charges, Amanda Bynes takes to Twitter to reveal that she got a nose job and to call her father ugly.

WEAR–Pensacola, FL: A new study shows that manufacturing problems at pharmaceutical plants are causing a shortage of critical cancer drugs. The study shows that more than 80% of cancer specialists reported a drug shortage in the past six months, and

CBS NEWS: A new report highlights how the agency spent millions at hundreds of conferences in just two years. The findings come as congressional Republicans say interviews with IRS employees show the order to target conservatives may have come straight

Video: WPIX. (AP) JERUSALEM — The Israeli military said Sunday that it has disciplined a group of female soldiers who posed for photos in underwear and combat gear and posted the images on Facebook. The incident was the latest in

FORT MEADE, Maryland (AFP) – (AFP) – The military trial of Bradley Manning, the US soldier who handed thousands of secret government files to WikiLeaks, began Monday, more than three years after he was arrested in Iraq.

(AP) A Baltimore-area pre-school teacher who lost a leg in the Boston Marathon bombings has finally left the hospital. Erika Brannock says she’s looking forward to eating steamed crab and to getting on the floor to read to students.

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney:

Rev. Al Sharpton on the Monday edition of MSNBC’s “Politics Nation.”

NJ.com: TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie is cashing in donations from top Democratic fundraisers and other traditionally liberal donors across the country, even nabbing the support of a handful of rainmakers aligned with President Obama and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel,

Treasury Inspector General J. Russell George stunningly compared the current actions of their IRS to Nixon’s targeting of political enemies while testifying before the House Appropriations Subcommittee in charge of overseeing financial services about the IRS’ targeting of conservative groups

Acting Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Commissioner Daniel Werfel shut down Treasury Inspector General George while they were testified before the House Appropriations Subcommittee in charge of overseeing financial services about the IRS’ targeting of conservative groups…

Bloomberg: June 3 (Bloomberg) — David Balto, from The Law Offices of David Balto, discusses the government’s case against Apple in e-book pricing and the role Steve Jobs played. He speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “Bloomberg West.”

Lois Lerner, a top IRS official in the non-profit division that paralyzed Tea Party groups with ongoing harassment, is on administrative leave and receiving a paycheck it was revealed in the House Appropriations Committee on Monday. Lerner invoked the Fifth

Treasury Inspector General J. Russell George told Congress that during the investigation for his audit no employee would acknowledge who gave the directive to target conservative groups over the period of three years. Acting Commissioner Danny Werfel said that the

Acting IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel and Treasury Inspector General J. Russell George could not give Congress an exact number of how many groups have been waiting to hear an update on their tax exempt application for over two years. Both

It was revealed during the House Appropriations Committee hearing on Monday that the IRS over-payed tax credit refunds by 20%. Congressmen pointed out that the overpayment totaled to more than the IRS’ total budget. Acting IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel explained

Treasury Inspector General J. Russell George was asked if the targeting of conservative groups by the IRS was either “based on what those groups believed in” or incompetence in management. George said that he could not definitively answer because the

Acting IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel and Treasury Inspector General J. Russell George told Congress today that there is no “evidence” targeting of conservative groups was based on ideological motivations. George explained that his audit of the IRS processes in this

AFP – An Egyptian opposition youth activist was on Monday sentenced by a Cairo court to six months in prison for insulting President Mohamed Morsi. Ahmed Duma, who was tried for calling Morsi “a criminal and murderer” during a television

AFP: RAFAH (-/Gaza Strip) (AFP) – (AFP) – Palestinian militants of the Al-Nasser Brigades, the armed wing of the Popular Resistance Committees, exhibited their combat skills during a graduation ceremony in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.