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Veronica Cirella, a 31-year-old Long Island mom has been accused of killing her disabled daughter, Julie in 2011. Prosecutors state that the mom poisoned her daughter, who suffered from a peanut allergy, with M&M's that had traces of peanuts. Cirella was charged with second-degree murder this week and pleaded not guilty in the death of eight-year-old daughter.

Recent photos of convicted mass murderer Charles Manson have been released by the California Department of Corrections. Manson, 77, has a parole hearing next week, having been denied parole 11 times since 1978.

A former nursing student was charged with murder and attempted murder on Wednesday in a shooting rampage that killed seven people and wounded three others this week at a small, Christian college he once attended in California.

On March 15, 1976, Lena Triano, a quiet secretary living in Westfield, New Jersey was found bound, raped, strangled and stabbed at the age of 57. Almost four decades later, an arrest is finally being made for her murder.

Medical marijuana advocates on Tuesday vowed to reopen a San Francisco-area college devoted to cannabis cultivation and known as the Princeton of Pot a day after federal agents shut down the school in a raid.

People who have watched That 70's Show remember Lisa Robin Kelly as a promiscuous, but charming and a bossy sister to the main character Eric Foreman (Topher Grace). The once sexy blonde beauty who was arrested following domestic violence charges filed by her male roommate has denied the charges saying that she has been falsely accused. Also, what has become a popular topic of discussion on social media networks is the Lost Hills Police Station's mug shot image of the actress which...

President Barack Obama said the U.S. Supreme Court has yet to strike down an economic law like the Affordable Care Act since before the New Deal.

Sarah Jones, teacher and captain of the Cincinnati Bengals Cheerleading squad appeared in court Monday to face charges of first degree sexual abuse. Jones pleaded not guilty to sexually abusing a student and unlawful use of electronic means to induce a minor to engage in sexual or prohibited activities.

I'm confident the Supreme Court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step in overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically-elected Congress, the president said.

The tobacco industry will be required to report the quantifies of harmful chemicals found in tobacco products or smoke for the first time this year.

Casey Anthony, America's most hated mother, is still unemployed, but has been attending her school, according to her March probation report.

The 2009 disappearance of Utah woman Susan Powell has stumped authorities for the past couple years, but new evidence may help police discover the missing mom.

Jenna Talackova, the 23-year-old beauty queen from Vancouver who was thrown out of Miss Universe Canada Pageant for not being a naturally born female, has determined to fight for justice.

Arkansas' Supreme Court struck down a state law that bans teachers from having sex with students for being unconstitutional as it applies to sex between teachers and students who are 18 or older.

Jaleel White, formerly known as Steve Urkel of Family Matters and current Dancing with the Star competitor, is responding to allegations that he verbally and physically abused his ex-girlfriend and baby momma, Bridget Hardy.

Melissa Jenkins, the Vermont science teacher murdered earlier this week by husband and wife, Allen and Patricia Prue, might not have been the first target for the killers. Jenkins neighbor, Ann Champney, is claiming that Allen Prue,30, began pursuing her teen daughter on Facebook in November.

Robert Rhoades, the serial killer trucker with a torture dungeon, avoided the death penalty in Texas this week when he pleaded guilty to killing newlyweds in 1990. The 66-year-old killer is instead serving two life sentences for his two counts of capital murder. The man, already in an Illinois jail for killing a 14-year-old girl, has no chance of parole.

Dave Mustaine may be one of the greatest rockers of all-time, but during a recent interview with Canadian TV show The Hour to promote his new album 13, the 50-year-old Megadeth frontman admitted his distrust of Obama and where he was born, which would effectively make him a birther.

Last September, Anna Brown, a homeless woman, died while in a jail cell after refusing to leave a St. Louis hospital. The woman was there seeking treatment for a sprained ankle and was arrested when she would not leave the building.

Jesse Joe Hernandez, 47, a convicted sex offender was executed Wednesday in Texas. Hernandez was responsible for beating to death 10-month-old, Karlos Borja, whom he was babysitting.

A police video showing Trayvon Martin's killer, George Zimmerman, has surfaced, contradicting claims and police reports from the night of the killing.

Federal authorities filed criminal charges Wednesday against a JetBlue Airways pilot who ranted about religion and the Sept. 11 hijackings and pounded on a locked cockpit door before passengers subdued him in a midair uproar.

The U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday grilled attorneys about the federal government's power to pull Medicaid funds from states that refuse to accept new enrollees who will be eligible under the health care law.

Supreme Court Justices seemed to bristle at the idea of figuring out what Congress intended for the Affordable Care Act if the insurance mandate was struck down.

Conservative religious leaders rail against socialized medicine as others argue providing health care to all Americans is a faithful action.

In another horrifying twist in the murder of Vermont science teacher, Melissa Jenkins, the couple arrested today, Allen and Patricia Prue, have admitted to why they committed the heinous act.

Veronica Olguin, 15, had taken then three-month-old Selena to Florida Regional Medical Center for a high fever and bronchitis in October. Three days later when cutting off a bandage holding an IV in place, the nurse reportedly cut too far.

At issue in Wednesday's morning session was whether the Affordable Care Act should be scrapped altogether if the court determines that the law's requirement that Americans get medical insurance violates the Constitution.

An autopsy yesterday revealed that Melissa Jenkins, a Vermont science teacher had been murdered. According to ABC, police have now arrested a husband and wife in connection with the single moms murder.