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Federal investigators sent to determine cause of reported runaway Prius on California freeway

The California Highway Patrol has released the 911 tape of a San Diego driver whose 2008 Toyota Prius began accelerating uncontrollably on Interstate 8 Monday. The 26-minute tape records a dispatcher trying to help James Sikes bring his car under control as it revs over 90 miles per hour – and then the sounds of sirens as a patrol car catches up to Sikes and helps him bring the car to a stop.

David Letterman's accused blackmailer Robert Halderman will plead guilty for a diminished sentence of 6 months in prison, 4 and half years of probation and 1000 hours of community services.

On eve of health care speech, Obama announces new anti-fraud measure

Former Rep. Massa says he groped a male staffer, but said it wasn't sexual.

Lindsay Lohan sues E-Trade for $100M, claiming baby in 'milkaholic' ad is based on her.

Biden makes comments as Middle East peace talks get back on track.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Tuesday criticized President Obama

A California jury has recommended death for convicted serial killer Rodney Alcala in the 1970s slayings of four women and a 12-year-old girl.

Federal investigators sent to determine cause of reported runaway Prius on California freeway

Longtime Dodgers center fielder Willie Davis found dead in Burbank home at age 69

As part of our series American Heart, we profile a father who created Morgan's Wonderland, the first large theme park for people with special needs.

Former John Edwards aide Andrew Young appeared in court today over a purported sex tape allegedly made by the one-time presidential hopeful and his mistress, Rielle Hunter.

The big cat hybrid loved by Napoleon Dynamite is featured -- along with some other unnatural hybrids.

In perhaps the first lawsuit of its kind, a parent of a child with autism is suing his son's doctors, claiming they provided treatments without proven scientific benefit. The treatment, called chelation therapy, was expensive, and, the suit says, carried risks of serious harm.

The final push for health care reform has become an all-out assault on health insurance companies. President Obama and liberal advocacy groups are attacking insurance companies for unreasonable profts, but those companies are fighting back with a national ad campaign.

Colleen LaRose, who called herself Jihad Jane, is listen in a federal indictment that accuses her of using the Internet to help terrorists overseas.

'World News' Wants to Hear Your Stories About Osteoporosis