The first lady proudly displays her AARP card.
January 2014
Key official in NJ bridge scandal says he’ll talk for immunity
David Wildstein, whom Gov. Chris Christie appointed to a position in the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, has already supplied a legislative committee with the most damning documents in the case so far.
Girl, 4, fatally shoots boy, 4, at Detroit home
The girl found the loaded rifle under a bed at her grandfather’s house.
Possible hoax results in Pemaquid Point rescue effort
A 911 call prompts the Coast Guard and good Samaritans to search waters off Bristol, but officials find no signs of distress.
Pa. couple advertises home as ‘slightly haunted’
Just screams and “the occasional ghastly visage.”
Obama calls for ending NSA control of Americans’ phone data
The president, in a highly anticipated speech, also lays out new limits on agencies looking to access such records and tells them to stop spying on friendly international leaders.
Brunswick woman charged with exploiting elderly man
Police say 55-year-old Katherine McClellan persuaded the man to give her power of attorney, and had him write checks made out to her.
NH woman indicted on charge of giving teen drug
The unlicensed teen was driving a car that struck and killed two bicyclists.
Surgeon general adds to list of smoking’s harms
‘The real emphasis needs to be put on the fact that we still have a major and tragic catastrophe going on,’ says acting Surgeon General Boris Lushniak.