Jimmy Carter’s grandson describes furtive efforts to arrange release of secret Romney video

Tragedy strikes Washington community as two teens die in hiking accident

Ben Skagen,18, and Andrew Lusink, 16, fell hiking near Washington State’s Otter Falls. Accident occurred in remote location with no cell service, says police.

Robin Roberts: 'My body is so weak'

Bigamist busted: Alan O'Neill’s first wife discovers second wife when Facebook suggests her as possible friend

 

Alan O'Neill, a 42-year-old correction officer, pleaded guilty to attempted bigamy. He was sentenced Thursday to a year of probation.

Will Russia Ban YouTube? 'Innocence of Muslims' Film Could Get Whole Site Blacklisted Under New Law

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Access to YouTube across Russia could be blocked under a new law that takes effect on November 1 if the portal does not remove a video mocking the Prophet Mohammad, the country's communications minister said on Tuesday.

The video, which sparked violent protests in many Muslim countries, has been deemed extremist by Russian prosecutors who have now asked the court to ban it.



Under new legislation, Internet sites carrying content banned in Russia would be included on a special register, after which Internet providers would have one day to block access.