Sami K. Martin

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  • Infant Found Safe After Abduction, Mother Killed Trying to Protect Him

    A three-day-old infant boy has been found safe in Texas after he was abducted and his mother killed. He is described as "healthy," and a woman has been taken into custody for murder and kidnapping.

  • In-Vitro Twins Citizenship to US Denied

    Former Chicago resident and U.S. citizen, Ellie Lavi, is fighting to get her twin girls United States citizenship, going up against a law that states the girls must have a biological connection to at least one parent.

  • Kiwanis Park Closed, Raccoons Biting Visitors

    Kiwanis Park in Florida has been closed due to a recent outbreak of raccoon bites. At least three people, including a child, have been bitten, causing authorities to open an investigation into the animals' behavior.

  • Millionaire Lotto Winner Claiming Food Stamps Arrested, Charged With Fraud

    The lottery winner who sparked outrage for still collecting food stamps after winning $1 million has been arrested and now faces up to four years in jail. Amanda Clayton, 24, previously told reporters that she "was struggling" and needed the extra assistance.

  • Kindergartner Handcuffed by Police After Throwing Tantrum

    Police in Georgia are working to defend themselves against allegations of unnecessary force after handcuffing a kindergarten student who was throwing a tantrum.

  • Jane Goodall Promotes Disney's 'Chimpanzee' (VIDEO)

    Animal activist Jane Goodall is making the rounds to promote her collaboration with Disney in the new movie "Chimpanzee." The movie, will be be released on Friday, Earth Day, tells the story of an adorable chimp named Oscar who is left orphaned after his mother is killed.

  • Pulitzer Prize Fiction Category Dropped in Three-Way Tie

    Pulitzer Prize Fiction Category Dropped in Three-Way Tie

    The annual Pulitzer Prize winners have been announced, but fans have noticed that one favorite category, Fiction, is noticeably absent. The Pulitzer Prize recognizes great achievements in journalism, literature, and music but was unable to determine a winner this year.

  • Blah Blah Blah Day: An Impetus to Get Things Done (or Not)

    Yes, today is officially "Blah, Blah, Blah Day," a time for people to get off their duffs and do all those things they are often nagged about. According to Wellcat.com, which has copyrighted the holiday, today is a day to "quit smoking, get a real job, lose weight, gain weight, and take out the trash!"

  • 9-Year-Old Leads Police to Dead Family and Blood-Soaked Father

    A 9-year-old boy appeared at his school in Las Vegas and told his teacher that his mother and sister were dead at home. Authorities then found his mother and sister deceased at home, along with an unharmed 4-year-old brother and his blood-soaked father, who was arrested.

  • Alzheimer's Drug Early Signs Could Lead to Early Detection

    Scientists may have an earlier way of detecting Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study presented at the American Academy of Neurology.

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