Steubenville Rape Case: Attorneys May Ask for Change of Venue
Attorneys for the two high school football players who face rape charges said today they are considering asking for their upcoming trial to be moved away from Steubenville, Ohio, where emotions are running high. Brian Duncan and Walter Madison, who are representing the juvenile suspects,… Read More »
Email‘Real Money’ After the Holidays: Get the Most From Unwanted Presents
ABC News’ Paula Faris reports: When Jamie and Jordan Cone of Freehold, N.J., were in the market for a new camera after the holidays, they went to Secondipity.com, a likely destination for mountains of unwrapped and then unwanted electronics presents. They’d spent all of their… Read More »
ABC News Surges Into 2013 Propelled by Strong 4th Quarter 2012 Ratings
News Division in Strongest Competitive Position in Years Across Every Program From Election Night, fierce battles in Washington and conflict in Gaza to Superstorm Sandy and the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, the last three months of 2012 witnessed some of the biggest… Read More »
“Nightline” is No. 1 for the 4th Quarter in Total Viewers and Adults 25-54
Posts Largest 4th Quarter Margins Over NBC in 19 Years (Total Viewer and Adults 25-54) and Over CBS in 14 Years (Total Viewer) and 13 Years (Adults 25-54) “Nightline” Improves in Total Viewers, Adults 25-54 and Adults 18-49 Verses Previous Quarter “Nightline” is No. 1… Read More »
Today In Pictures: Epiphany Day, Madrid Protests, Lebanon Floods, and Tigers
A young Siberian tiger swims in its outdoor enclosure, Jan. 7, 2013 at the zoo in Duisburg, western Germany. (Roland Weihrauch/AFP/Getty Images) CLICK HERE FOR MORE DAY IN PICTURES ON ABCNEWS.COM!! Read More »
5 Injured When NJ Escalator Reverses
Five people sustained injuries this morning when a malfunctioning New Jersey subway escalator suddenly began running in reverse. Riders heading above ground on the Exchange Place PATH station in Jersey City were making their way to the top of the stairway when without warning it began… Read More »
‘Zero Dark Thirty’ Director: Torture ‘Reprehensible’
The director of “Zero Dark Thirty,” the Hollywood dramatization of the decade-long hunt for Osama bin Laden, said that she felt obligated to include grisly scenes of detainee torture at the hands of the CIA to tell the whole story of how America’s most wanted… Read More »
“GMA” is #1 for the 4th Quarter—First Time in More Than 18 Years “GMA” Wins A Quarter Among Adults 25-54
“GMA” Posts Largest Total Viewer and Demo Margins Over NBC’s “Today” in Almost Two Decades “GMA” Grows Compared to Year-Ago Quarter While “Today” Declines By Double-Digits 4Q 2012: ABC News’ “Good Morning America” stood as the No. 1 morning program during the 4th Quarter 2012… Read More »
Prince Charles Worries About Environment for Unborn Grandchild
He may be next in line to the British throne, but he apparently worries just like any other dad or grandfather-to-be. Prince Charles, a well-known advocate for environmental causes, told ITV’s “This Morning” that he doesn’t want his unborn grandchild to wonder why he didn’t… Read More »
Stone Breasts Miraculously Survive Lightning Strike
In what seems like a precision strike, a lightning bolt crashed down from the skies over Australia into a voluptuous Venus de Milo statue, with the breasts the only part of the torso surviving intact. On Jan. 4 Tom Finlay, the stonemasonry head at Finlay’s… Read More »
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