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'Wheel of Fortune' Player Solves Puzzle With One Letter

"Wheel of Fortune" contestant Robert Santoli did so well on the game show, host Pat Sajak even asked him to ease up.

Red Bull Sued: Forget Wings ... Your Drink Killed My Son!!

Red Bull energy drink got one guy so hyped up on caffeine it destroyed his heart, and his family says the company knew about the medical risk ... but did nothing to warn consumers.

Nurse Surrenders License Over Photo Of Patient's Genitals

A 27-year-old former New York hospital nurse who was convicted last year of taking a photo of the intimate parts of an unconscious man has surrendered her license.

Cyprus Court Orders Egyptian Hijack Suspect Held For 8 Days

A court on Wednesday ordered an Egyptian man detained for eight days after authorities said he admitted hijacking a domestic EgyptAir flight and diverting it to the Mediterranean island of Cyprus by threatening to blow it up with a fake explosives belt.

Two Republican Governors, Two Different Calculations

Two Republican governors. Two proposals at the heart of LGBT rights. One rejection. One new law.

Local Businesses React to House Bill 2

Henderson is one of hundreds of local business owners who reached out to Governor McCrory in support of House Bill 2.

NC Senate Leader Says AG Cooper Should Defend Anti-LGBT Law Or Resign

A top legislative Republican says North Carolina's Democratic attorney general should resign if he won't defend a far-reaching new state law that in part voids Charlotte's anti-discrimination ordinance.

Donald Trump's Campaign Manager Charged With Simple Battery

Donald Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski was arrested and charged in Jupiter, Florida, with simple battery of former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields, according to police.

Actress Patty Duke Dead At 69

Patty Duke, the actress who won fame with her stage and screen portrayals of Helen Keller in "The Miracle Worker," died Tuesday, according to her agent. She was 69.

AG Cooper Says He Won't Defend Anti-LGBT Law In Court

North Carolina's attorney general said Tuesday he won't defend in court a new state law preventing Charlotte and other local governments from approving protections for LGBT people, calling it discriminatory and a "national embarrassment."

Seattle Mayor Bans City Employee Travel To North Carolina Over Non-Discrimination Bill

Seattle's mayor has banned city employee travel to North Carolina after a law was signed last week there preventing all cities and counties from passing anti-discrimination rules.

New York Bans Non-Essential Travel To North Carolina Over Non-Discrimination Bill

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has banned all non-essential state travel to North Carolina in the wake of that state's decision to overturn an ordinance on transgender rights.

Some iPhones Crashing After Latest Apple Update

The latest update to the iPhone and iPad appears to have introduced a bug that causes apps and devices to freeze and crash.

Questions Linger After FBI Hacks iPhone Of San Bernardino Shooter

The extraordinary legal fight pitting the Obama administration against technology giant Apple Inc. ended unexpectedly after the FBI said it used a mysterious method without Apple's help to hack into a California mass shooter's iPhone.

Family Finds Dead Mouse In Can Of Green Beans

An Oklahoma family made a disgusting find while preparing an Easter meal Sunday.

American Airlines Co-Pilot Arrested For Being Drunk On The Job

Airline co-pilot arrested on suspicion of being drunk before his flight

U.S. Hacks iPhone, Ends Legal Battle But Questions Linger

The extraordinary legal fight pitting the Obama administration against technology giant Apple Inc. ended unexpectedly after the FBI said it used a mysterious method without Apple's help to hack into a California mass shooter's iPhone.

South Korea Says North Korea Fired Short-Range Projectile

North Korea fired a short-range projectile from an area near its eastern coast on Tuesday in what appears to be another weapons test seen as a response to ongoing military drills between Washington and Seoul, South Korean officials said.