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Shirley Temple, an iconic child star and the former US ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia, died February 10 in her home in California surrounded by her family and caregivers. She was 85.

DETROIT (AP) — The city of Detroit says it will file a plan to emerge from bankruptcy next week, just days before a March 1 deadline.

You're an inspiration to all of us, @MikeSamFootball. We couldn't be prouder of your courage both on and off the field. -mo — FLOTUS (@FLOTUS) February 10, 2014 WASHINGTON (AP) — Michelle Obama says a gay University of Missouri football player is "an inspiration to all of us."

HOUSTON (AP) — A rarely seen copy of the Magna Carta has left England for the first time and landed in Texas.

DENVER (AP) — Court officials are preparing to release a decision by the judge in the Colorado theater shooting case on whether prosecutors can show jurors the contents of defendant James Holmes' cellphone, which included eerie self-portraits taken before the shootings.

A jury has acquitted three NATO summit protesters of breaking Illinois' rarely tested state terrorism law.

Alex Rodriguez has accepted his season-long suspension from Major League Baseball, the longest penalty in the sport's history related to performance-enhancing drugs.

What exactly is this guy doing working at McDonald's?

An Iowa woman has been sentenced to more than 7 years in prison for using a Craigslist help-wanted ad to solicit someone to kill her father.

Large food companies are trying to head off state-by-state efforts to enact mandatory labeling of genetically modified ingredients by proposing new voluntary labels nationwide.