First Read: Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain claimed victory in today’s Florida Straw Poll, receiving more than double the amount of votes of front-runner Rick Perry.
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Cain upsets Perry at Florida Straw Poll
Judge more than doubles Casey Anthony’s bill
A Florida judge on Friday more than doubled the tab — to more than $217,000 — that Casey Anthony must pay to authorities for the costs of investigating the disappearance of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.
Police: Woman says she killed her kidnapper
A man suspected of kidnapping and sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman was shot by his captive, police in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, said Friday after the man’s body was discovered in neighboring Mississippi.
Report: Border Patrol abuses widespread
Migrants held by the U.S. Border Patrol claim to have been exposed to sleep deprivation, death threats and psychological abuse such as blaring music with lyrics about migrants dying in the desert.
Florida millionaire guilty in wife’s death
The defense had said James “Bob” Ward loved his family, while prosecutors contended the millionaire’s demeanor — along with the evidence — proved he murdered his wife.
Michelle Le’s remains found by mother of teen slain in 2009
The searcher who found the body of missing nursing student Michelle Le over the weekend in northern California knows personal loss herself.
Police: Mother abducts 8 kids from foster care
A mother abducted her eight biological children from a New York foster care agency during an authorized visit, authorities announced Tuesday.
California officers charged in homeless man’s death
A Fullerton police officer pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of involuntary manslaughter and felony use of excessive force in the beating death of a mentally ill homeless man who died after a police arrest.
Man executed for dragging death of James Byrd
A Texas man facing lethal injection for his involvement in the infamous dragging death of a black man 13 years ago has been moved into an isolation room just outside the execution chamber.
FBI: 2010 sees further decline in violent crime
Violent crime in the United States declined 6% last year, according to statistics compiled by the FBI and released Monday.
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