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• 5 ex-cops sentenced in Katrina killings
• Calif. college shooter charged with murder
• Autopsy: White residue found on spoon in Houston's room
• W.H.: Obama didn’t intend to challenge Supreme Court’s authority
• Should Augusta Golf Club admit its first female member?
• Y! News Delegate Calculator: An interactive look at primary odds
• Obama signs ban on insider trading by Congress
• 9/11 mastermind, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, charged again
• Judge's Obama rebuke questioned by legal experts
• Romney accuses Obama of 'rhetorical excess'
• The 45 overused medical procedures costing Americans billions
• Worst day in a month for U.S. stocks
• Nerd alert: Obama flashes Vulcan salute with 'Lt. Uhura'
• Autism linked to inherited gene mutations, particularly from dad
• Narcissists often ace job interviews, study finds
• Now Available: All-you-can-read digital magazine service
• Electric car prototype increases range to 218 miles
• Outrage over 'stalker' app ‘Girls Around Me’
• What’s the deal with Google’s crazy augmented reality glasses?
• Is Europe's mighty Matterhorn mountain crumbling?

5 ex-cops sentenced in Katrina killings Posted: Five former New Orleans police officers were sentenced Wednesday to prison terms ranging from six to 65 years for their roles in deadly shootings of unarmed residents on a bridge after Hurricane Katrina.

Calif. college shooter charged with murder Posted: Prosecutors have filed seven murder charges against the man accused of a fatal shooting rampage at a California Christian college.

Autopsy: White residue found on spoon in Houston's room Posted: Whitney Houston was found face-down in a bathtub with cocaine in her system and drug paraphernalia on the bathroom counter nearby, investigators revealed in the singer's final autopsy report released Wednesday.

W.H.: Obama didn’t intend to challenge Supreme Court’s authority Posted: Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, defended Obama's stern comments on the Supreme Court, arguing the president did not intend to imply the court lacks the authority to overrule the health care law.

Should Augusta Golf Club admit its first female member? Posted: The Augusta National Golf Club may finally break with its men-only tradition this year because of one woman, IBM CEO Ginni Rometty. The exclusive club has traditionally bestowed membership to the CEOs of The Masters three corporate sponsors, one of which is the now female-led IBM.

Y! News Delegate Calculator: An interactive look at primary odds Posted: Rick Santorum may be pinning his last ditch hopes on the Pennsylvania primary to boost his waning campaign, but in reality it's impossible for the former Senator to catch up to Mitt Romney.

Obama signs ban on insider trading by Congress Posted: Surrounded by a group of bipartisan lawmakers, President Obama today signed the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, banning insider trading on Capitol Hill. "The idea that everybody plays by the same rules is one of our most cherished American values," the president said at...

9/11 mastermind, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, charged again Posted: Terrorism charges were refilled today against 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others, restarting the process to have them tried before a military tribunal.

Judge's Obama rebuke questioned by legal experts Posted: In what some are calling a partisan ploy, a federal judge issued a demand on Tuesday that Justice Department attorneys submit a three-page letter explaining whether they believe courts have the right to strike down laws.

Romney accuses Obama of 'rhetorical excess' Posted: Romney took to the same hotel ballroom stage where Obama chided his Republican opponent for his full embrace of the House GOP budget, and urged the president to stop building "straw men."

The 45 overused medical procedures costing Americans billions Posted: Nine U.S. medical specialty societies representing 374,000 physicians have put together a list of "Five Things Physicians and Patients Should Question."

Worst day in a month for U.S. stocks Posted: The Dow Jones industrial average has suffered a triple-digit decline for only the second time this year.

Nerd alert: Obama flashes Vulcan salute with 'Lt. Uhura' Posted: President Obama met with Nichelle Nichols – that's Lt. Uhura from "Star Trek" – back in February, but Nichols didn't tweet a photo of her and the president giving the Vulcan salute until today. "A photo came to me in the mail that I've kept...

Autism linked to inherited gene mutations, particularly from dad Posted: Scientists Use Whole-Exome Sequencing to Pinpoint Autism Genetic Link

Narcissists often ace job interviews, study finds Posted: Really, really liking yourself may give you the edge in your next job interview, a new study suggests.

Now Available: All-you-can-read digital magazine service Posted: Sitting in the doctor's waiting room is no fun, but if there's one redeeming quality to it, its the plethora of magazines available for you to read. People love being able to flip through magazines casually, which is why magazine … Continue reading →

Electric car prototype increases range to 218 miles Posted: A few months ago, we reported on SIM-Drive's SIM-Lei, a Japanese electric car with a record-breaking range of 190 miles on a full charge. The company has been refining its prototype, and just broke its own record. Meet the SIM-WIL, an electric car … Continue reading →

Outrage over 'stalker' app ‘Girls Around Me’ Posted: "Like" us on Facebook.com/TrendingNow and follow Trending Now on Twitter: @Knowlesitall and @YahooTrending A controversial smartphone application is being pulled from the Apple App Store. The "Girls Around Me" app combines the location sharing network Foursquare with Facebook to tell users where girls or guys are checked in nearby using real-time GPS location data. "Girls" goes a step [...]

What’s the deal with Google’s crazy augmented reality glasses? Posted: If flying cars and uncannily dexterous robots haven't tipped you off already, know this: the future is here. We're living in an age when Star Trek tech is getting realized little by little, and Google's just revealed a secret undertaking that … Continue reading →

Is Europe's mighty Matterhorn mountain crumbling? Posted: To understand how climate change is helping destabilize one of the world's most famous mountains, Dr. Stephan Gruber of the University of Zurich offers a culinary visualization. Imagine a piece of bread – or perhaps even better, a thick cut of raw steak – in...

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