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At the time of the incident, the president was in California before heading to Hawaii. The shooter, Francisco Martin Duran, was sentenced to 40 years for trying to assassinate the U.S. president and is still in prison. Ortega-Hernandez had a criminal background, including several drug and alcohol-r

(Reporting By Brian Love; Editing by Angus MacSwan) "I even wonder if all this is not politically motivated," his other lawyer, Henri Leclerc, told France Info radio. "Enough is enough. If Mr Strauss-Kahn is being accused of something let it be said." It quickly blew into a bigg

Rooney retired from "60 Minutes" Sunday after 33 years with the CBS news magazine. Each actor makes a reported $8 million a year for their work on "The Simpsons," and Fox said the show could not continue without pay cuts. Earlier Friday, Shearer said producers demanded a 45 percent reduction. The t

SAN ANTONIO – Breast cancer experts are cheering what could be some of the biggest advances in more than a decade: two new medicines that significantly delay the time until women with very advanced cases get worse. "My quality of life has been wonderful. It's amazing. I have my hair. ... If y

Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberté is certainly used to flights of fancy, but this one was more unusual than most: a "poetic social mission" in space, on board the International Space Station. He documented the experience in a series of extraordinary photographs, which are gather

Although the U.K.monarchy doesn't exactly conjure up images of spiked hair, loud music, andstudded leather jackets, Madonna thinks one former king is "very punkrock," according to the Daily Telegraph. When asked why she put Englishpunk band the Sex Pistols's 1977 anarchist anthem

In accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award Sunday night, Morgan Freeman showed all the characteristics with which he's long graced the movies. He was sharp, honed and sure. He was dignified, certainly, but also mischievous, as when he interrupted his speech to take notice of a fam

NEW YORK – New Yorkers pride themselves on their blasé — nothing will phase a well-trained city pedestrian. But artist Zefrey Throwell's urban intervention turned even the most stoic of heads: those of Wall Street traders. Throwell's "Ocularpation: Wall Street" saw 50

PARIS – American tourists fill the galleries of the Louvre Museum, yet American art is surprisingly scarce. Paris' premier museum and three U.S. art institutions are seeking to change that with an exhibit tracing the birth of American landscape painting and its influences. "As soon as I arriv

LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – Disney has tapped production designer Robert Stromberg ("Avatar," "Alice in Wonderland") to direct the live-action movie about Snow White's evil queen "Maleficent," The Wrap has confirmed. The fantasy movie is told from the viewpoi