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A Wisconsin man accused of decapitating his mother with a sword last year has been committed to a state mental hospital.

Ninety percent of startups fail within a few years. Be aware of the common sources of failure so you can work to avoid the pitfalls.

Remember that you want to "sell the sizzle, not the steak."

Democrats in some of the reddest pockets of the interior West have nominated transgender women for Congress, sending a message of inclusivity in races many consider unwinnable for the party.

A friend of the man accused of gunning down nine black parishioners during a Bible study in a South Carolina church wants to delay his own sentencing.

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The Federal Reserve has given the green light to major banks in the U.S. to raise dividends and buy back shares, judging them to have a sturdy enough financial foundation to withstand a major economic downturn.

Authorities in Miami have seized at least $24 million in cash following the Tuesday arrest of a suspected marijuana trafficker.

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A Harvard journal is refusing to retract a 2014 article it published about an infamous scrap of papyrus suggesting Jesus had a wife even though the professor who authored it now admits the fragment is a forgery.

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A man known for his ability to recite 20 books of the Bible from memory has released a study Bible that reveals his techniques.

A judge has denied a bail reduction for two Pennsylvania residents arrested last week when they tried to drive into New York City with a cache of weapons.

A malicious destruction of property case against graffiti artist Shepard Fairey has been dismissed in Detroit.

Almost 100 cats, some of them dead, were removed from a New Jersey couple's home Tuesday and Wednesday as officials warned the situation constituted a health hazard.

Authorities say a Houston-area mother who fatally shot her two daughters did not target her estranged husband because she "wanted him to suffer" the memory of their deaths.

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Authorities in Arizona said Tuesday evening that two women were shot and killed at the entrance of a courthouse following a hearing involving a custody dispute.

Kaya Henderson is stepping down after more than five years as chancellor of the District of Columbia's public schools.

A judge sentenced a career criminal to life in prison Wednesday for a brutal home invasion beating caught on a nanny cam after listening to the victim describe how the attack left her with physical and psychological scars.