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An artist who painted the office walls of Facebook headquarters is in line to receive nearly $200 million in social media stock.

Brian Cashman's lawyer says a woman stalked the Yankees' GM and harassed him for thousands of dollars.

200+ reported dead in Syria, jobs report shows unemployment drop, Lance Armstrong doping investigation dropped, Roseanne Barr running for president.

The hacking group Anonymous recorded a 16-minute phone call between the FBI and Scotland Yard and posted it to YouTube.

John Terry was removed as England National Team captain while he's awaiting trial for allegedly making racial slurs.

The Huffington Post expects to launch its live online TV channel by the summer.

Analysts debate whether Kevin Rudd will ever be able to take control of Australia's Labor Party from Julia Gillard.

New reports reveal that there may be a link between ADHD and anesthesia in kids who are exposed to the chemical at an early age.

After the devastating floods of 2010 and 2011, media outlets report that Australian authorities were better prepared for the latest flood.

Everyone from local police to foreign elements has been blamed for Egyptian riots. Some analysts say the blame lies with Egypt as as a whole.

President Obama spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast and said that his policies are an extension of his faith.

Local media show support for recovering addict Josh Hamilton after he admits to relapsing. Will the relapse affect his ability to get a new deal?

Internet infrastructure company VeriSign says hackers made off with unspecified information in 2010. The company didn't report the breach until 2011.

A Washington Post editorial claims U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta believes Israel will strike Iran in the next few months.