Egypt to Choose Between Islamist and Mubarak Insider
CAIRO – Early results from the initial round of Egypt’s first-ever contested presidential election point to a run-off that will pit the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate against a former prime minister appointed during the last day of President Hosni Mubarak’s reign. Votes tallied from Wednesday and… Read More »
EmailFacing Hunger Crisis in West Africa, Families Pick Leaves, Berries to Survive
On approach, the tiny village of Goubeyday looks like a typical rural African village. But immediately after we get out of the four-wheel-drive vehicles that carried us here for hours over sandy, unmarked roads, it is clear something about this village is very different. There… Read More »
Michigan Priest to Stop Hugging Children at Mass, Will Give Fist Bumps Instead
A Michigan priest known for being a hugger to members of his parish will no longer embrace children during Mass, a Diocesan official told ABCNews.com today. The Rev. William Langlois, who is pastor at St. Patrick and St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church in Grand Haven,… Read More »
Casey Anthony Reportedly Spends Days Eating in Front of Computer
Casey Anthony has been gaining weight as she serves her probation in hiding somewhere in southern Florida, two sources told People magazine. “Quite honestly, she’s gained a few pounds,” the source told the magazine. “She does nothing but sit in front of her computer and… Read More »
Photographer Dons Pink Tutu to Support Breast Cancer Treatment
CLICK HERE to see photos of Project Tutu A pink tutu with pink shorts underneath — that’s Bob Carey’s outfit of choice. No, Carey, 51, is not a cross-dresser nor is he a former ballet star. He’s a professional photographer who began taking tutu self-portraits… Read More »
By Lawrence Lai
Today in Pictures: Egyptian Vote, Conviction Dismissed, Sana’a Burials
A voter casts her ballot in Egypt’s presidential election, May 23, 2012, in Faiyum, Egypt. Some 50 million Egyptians were registered to vote in the first presidential election of the post-Mubarak era. (John Moore/Getty Images) Click to see the rest of ABC News’ Today in… Read More »
For 2012 May Sweep, “GMA Saturday” Wins 3 of 4 Saturdays Among Adults 25-54
”GMA Saturday” Draws Second Largest-Ever Total Viewer May Sweep Audience “Good Morning America Saturday” (4/26 – 5/23/12): For the May 2012 Sweep, “Good Morning, America Saturday” drew 3.113 million Total Viewers and a 1.0 rating/7 share/ 1.177 million Adults 25-54, according to Nielsen Media Research. … Read More »
Cows Crash Mass. Beer Party and Drink Up
Massachusetts police responding to a call from a neighborhood party found out that they had, very literally, some wild animals on their hands. Police in Boxford, Mass., arrived at the scene of a backyard party on Sunday night to find six cows helping themselves to… Read More »
ABC’s “Nightline” Ranks as the No. 1 Program in Latenight for the 8th Consecutive Week
“Nightline” has Finished as the Week’s Top Program in Latenight in All 3 Measures in 11 of the Last 12 Weeks Season to Date, “Nightline” Ranks No. 1 in Latenight Among Total Viewers, Adults 25-54 and Adults 18-49 For the week of May 14, 2012,… Read More »
Texas Teen Wins National Geographic Bee
What is the Bavarian city located on the Danube River that was a legislative seat of the Holy Roman Empire from 1663 to 1806? Without a deep knowledge of geography or the Holy Roman Empire, most people wouldn’t be able to answer that question, but… Read More »
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