A Missouri businessman hands out $100 bills to victims of the storm in New York and New Jersey....
Parents of children who have died or been injured while being manhandled, held down or locked up in America's public schools are fighting back. Dozens have filed lawsuits and many are speaking out publicly to end what they say is an epidemic of harsh measures being used in schools to subdue unruly or aggressive children – many of whom suffer from autism or other disabilities. They are mothers like Sheila Foster, whose 16-year-old son died after being restrained, allegedly for refusing to leave...
Read more: Death at School: Parents Fight Back Against Deadly Discipline
Tiffanie DiDonato was born with diastrophic dysplasia, a rare form of dwarfism. The condition left her with a "typical size" torso, but abnormally short arms and legs.Read more: 'Dwarf': Undergoing Controversial Lengthening Surgeries
Dee Dee Moore, the Florida woman accused of swindling money from lottery winner Abraham Shakespeare, then fatally shooting him and burying his body, is at risk of getting kicked out of her own murder trial after a judge accusing her of using facial expressions to communicate with jurors.
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Dee Dee Moore, the Florida woman accused of swindling money from lottery winner Abraham Shakespeare, then fatally shooting him and burying his body, is at risk of getting kicked out of her own murder trial after a judge accusing her of using facial expressions to communicate with jurors.
Dr. Marty Makary is one of the leading surgeons at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Md., and the author of "Unaccountable," in which he pulls back the operating-room curtain to air what he claims are hospitals' dirty secrets. Watch the full story on "20/20: True Confessions" Friday at 10 p.m. ET.
Thirty years ago today, at the age of 24, Michael Jackson set out to become the King of Pop with the release of "Thriller." It became -- and still remains -- the best-selling album of all time.Read more: 30 Years Later: 10 Things You Didn't Know About 'Thriller'
Because of his looks and name, Jason Brown is easily able to blend in just about anywhere.Read more: Watch: FBI's Most Wanted Jason Brown: Average Looks Help Him Hide
Pierre Thomas reports on why parents should be careful what toys they buy this holiday season.Read more: Watch: Holiday Toy Dangers: Federal Authorities Issue Warning
Police in Phoenix are searching for an 11-year-old girl who was removed from the hospital by her mother, where she was being treated for leukemia and still has a catheter in her chest. Police said the little girl, who has been only been identified as...Read more: Ariz. Mom Sought After Pulling Child From Cancer Ward
Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals Inc., the company that makes a generic version of the cholesterol-controlling medicine Lipitor, has agreed to stop producing the drug because it is unable to explain why some of the capsules are laced with tiny pieces of glass.
When the nine Supreme Court justices retreat behind closed doors today for their regularly scheduled conference, they will consider the issue of gay marriage and decide whether to take up a case that could ultimately determine whether there is a fundamental right to same-sex marriage.Page 681 of 1579