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Attorney and crisis management specialist Lanny Davis says that Fox News host Bill O'Reilly needs to solve his crisis by addressing the fact that he has hurt people.

Lost Rivers has only one full-time doctor, and its emergency room has just three beds -- not much bigger than a summer camp infirmary.

It's been another long week that felt like 20 regular news cycles crammed into five days.

Two men were killed Friday night in a shooting at an Arizona restaurant inside a mall, a sheriff's spokesman told reporters.

An Oklahoma congressman is facing scrutiny after a video posted Monday showed him telling constituents at a town hall that they do not pay his salary.

Fans got a first glimpse of Janet Jackson's baby boy, Eissa, via the pop star's website and social media on Friday.

Grab a cup of coffee and settle in. Here are some pieces you may have missed in a busy news week:

Terrified crowds raced out of New York's Penn Station following false reports of gunfire, leading to a stampede that injured at least 16 people, authorities said.

Any remaining Hyland's homeopathic teething products are now being removed from store shelves under a major recall.

A 5-year-old died after getting stuck in the rotating floor of the Sundial restaurant in Atlanta.

Nearly a year after the execution-style slayings of eight family members stunned a rural southern Ohio community, the mystery surrounding the massacre remains unsolved.

More than two-thirds of the coral in Australia's Great Barrier Reef is experiencing "shocking" amounts of bleaching, new aerial surveys have revealed.

For North Koreans, April 15 is an auspicious date that sees millions celebrate the birth of the nation's founder.

Two days after clearing his name, the accused became the accuser.

Rod Carew likely doesn't remember the first time he interacted with Konrad Reuland.

CNN's Paula Newton reports on the UN's claim that the North Korean embassy in Moscow may be a front for Kim Jong-un's illegal activity.

At least 94 Islamic State fighters were killed when the US military dropped America's most powerful non-nuclear bomb on ISIS targets in Afghanistan, Afghan officials said Saturday.

As Chipper Jones hung out in the Atlanta Braves dugout Friday afternoon, a few hours ahead of the Braves' first regular-season home game at their new stadium, SunTrust Park, the future Hall of Famer fielded a question about what fans might be saying as they entered the ballpark for the first time.