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An 80-year-old grandmother was saved by rescuers, and yogurt.
An 80-year-old grandmother was rescued from the rubble of her home yesterday after spending nine days eating yogurt from the refrigerator under which she was pinned. She was alert and talkative, albeit weak, dehydrated, and really tired of yogurt. [ABC News]
At News Corp.
The de Blasios Haven't Quite Warmed Up to the Upper East SidePark Slope forever.
Nurse Sues Dallas Hospital Where She Contracted EbolaFor failing to provide her with proper training and resources and for violating her privacy.
Rand Paul Won the CPAC Straw Poll for the Third Year in a RowBut that doesn't mean much.
Cleveland Blames Tamir Rice for His Own DeathThe 12-year-old was shot by a Cleveland cop in November.
The Ol’ Dummy-in-the-Carpool-Lane Trick Only Works If You’re CarefulThat means no speeding.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s Trial Is Still Going to Be in BostonJudges have rejected another request to move it elsewhere.
You Never Know When Your Smartphone Will Try to Kill YouA Long Island man was left with second- and third-degree burns after his iPhone 5C's battery exploded.
At CPAC You Have the Right to Get WeirdAnd can be sure that a reporter wants to cover it all.
GOP Can’t Find Votes to Pass Its Own DHS BillA Department of Homeland Security shutdown is looking more and more likely.
The longtime critic of Russian Vladimir Putin was scheduled to lead an opposition rally on Sunday.
How Net Neutrality, Unloved by Very Powerful People, Made ItWhy did the Obama administration go net-neutrality crazy last fall?
7 Actually Good Things That Happened This WeekA bird who can dance better than you and a viral hoax we're actually thankful for.
Kristol: Netanyahu Loves America More Than Obama DoesAmerica's most confused patriot speaks out.
Lube-Opening Cats Implicated in Student-Teacher Sex ScandalObviously.
Oldest Investor on Wall Street Dies at 109Irving Kahn had been working on Wall Street since 1928.
Emotional-Support Llamas Had One JobGoing on a wild chase doesn't seem like a good way to provide "emotional support."
Don Lemon Now Just Interviewing Farm AnimalsJust call him Don Llamon.
Republicans Realize Obamacare Lawsuit Would Destroy Them, Not ObamacareThe Obamacare repeal crusade enters the self-destruct phase.
On the Bright Side, This Doctor Hasn’t Seen an Outbreak of Snowball InjuriesIt's the coldest winter New York City has seen in a long time — but with no notable increase in icicle stabbings!
Seems slightly extreme.
Mom Tells Son He Can’t Play With ISIS Because She Doesn’t Know Their ParentsMom saves the day.
Watch Manhattan Slowly Become Surrounded by IceWhen Manhattan became Arendelle.
Scott Walker Says Battling Wisconsin Protesters Prepared Him for ISISPolitics 101: Don’t compare voters to terrorists.
5 European Jews on the Wave of Anti-Semitic Attacks, and What It Means for Their Future“It’s a feeling of insecurity that I haven’t seen at all, ever.”
Senator Refutes Climate Change by Throwing Snowball in Capitol"It's a snowball, from outside here. So it's very, very cold out."
Where Were You When That Dress Destroyed the Internet?Kim Kardashian's butt was nothing compared to “gold and white versus blue and black.”
Here Is a GIF Recap of the Great Llama Chase of 2015The most important news event since the last important news event.
Bush Tax Cuts Worked Brilliantly, Argues Republican Economist Lawrence KudlowNow he's advising Scott Walker on how to repeat this great success.
FCC Approves Net Neutrality Rules, and Broadband Companies Are MiffedVerizon protests with Morse code and typewriters.
The llamas were on the loose in Sun City.
Mort Zuckerman Mulls Selling the Daily NewsAccording to a memo sent to staff on Thursday.
Judge Rules in Favor of Adrian Peterson [Updated]A judge ruled that commissioner Roger Goodell overstepped his authority.
John Boehner Answers Question With Creepy Kissy FaceSo romantic.
How Downton Abbey Office Décor Morphed Into a D.C. Spending ScandalAn object lesson in why ethics violations are reported — or not.
You Have One Week to Bid on Rob Ford MemorabiliaCommence the bidding wars on Rob Ford's infamous tie.
Jill Abramson Gets $1 Million From Broke Industry to Write About Another Broke IndustryThe former executive editor of the New York Times plans to write about "the future of media."
Wintah Weathah No Longer Welcome in MassachusettsMore photos of Bostonians buried in snow.
For Ex-Obama Officials, the Revolving Door Swings Open to Silicon ValleyFormer Obama spokesman Jay Carney joins the list of former staff heading to technology firms.
Why Do Discussions of Millennials Always Sound Like Something From a Nature Documentary?The millennial in its natural habitat.
Dr. Craig Spencer is not impressed with how politicians and media outlets treated him and other Ebola patients in the U.S.
One of World’s Richest Men Made Primarily Out of Corn SyrupThe 84-year-old investor has a diet comprised primarily of Coke and chips.
Only 9 Percent of Republicans Think Obama Believes in Christianity ‘Deep Down’Few people of any political persuasion can imagine the horrors of the president being an atheist.
ISIS Killer ‘Jihadi John’ Believed to Be London ProgrammerThe Washington Post reports the man behind ISIS's beheadings is Mohammed Emwazi.
Why the New Lawsuit Won’t Kill ObamacareJohn Roberts's last chance to kill Obamacare came in 2012. Now it's too late.
Amtrak Ice Patrol Is Real, Isn’t Purposely Ruining Your CommuteThey’re trying to keep the trains running, the old-fashioned way.
What You Need to Know About the Iran Nuclear TalksThe deadline to finalize the historic deal is fast approaching.
Jeb Bush Assures Us He’d Be Willing to Start a War, Despite Family HistoryPhew.
D.C. Legalizes Marijuana — and It’s Going to Be ComplicatedWhat happens when you legalize marijuana with the federal government in your backyard.
Mysterious Subway People Not Going to Hogwarts After AllThe real answer is pretty boring.