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While it probably wasn't the most impartial of groups, Donald Trump nevertheless decided to talk about his possible Presidential nod with the remaining contestants on 'Celebrity Apprentice'.

Police are asking for the public's help to find the man who repeatedly punched a 16-year-old girl in the face at a McDonald's restaurant in South Los Angeles.

It’s official..the Internet is over. All of the gross food Web sites, memes about the Double Down, it has to end now. Two guys made a pizza with McDonald’s, Wendy’s, A&W, Taco Bell, and KFC and, well, it went as well as you might imagine.

Donald Rumsfeld was on CNN’s State of the Union where he unleashed the doozy of a claim that was as internationally popular as Obama. Rumsfeld claimed that, “No, and I don’t think there’s data that supports that. I think he has made a practice of trying to apologize for America. I personally am proud of America.” There is data, and it shows that the world was not a fan of George W. Bush.

As food costs are expected to rise McDonald's plans to raise its prices slightly and gradually. In a somewhat ironic move given the price increases, McDonald's has recently launched an ad campaign in Nordic countries that recalls the McDonald's of yore. The ads advertise a 1955 original version of the famous burger that used to sell for 15 cents.

One writer states that Trump’s “hair is a national joke.” But Trump does not care about his hair. He cares about his business and his heirs.

They have subjected babies and the elderly to controversial full body searches at airport security and now the TSA has shown that even the former Secretary of Defense is not immune to its probing hands. Mr Rumsfeld, who was part of the George W Bush's administration, which created the agency, was given a full pat down at O'Hare Airport in Chicago.

Ronald McDonald has long been an admired figure. Kids the world over brighten up when they see the affable clown, with his unmistakable red hair, yellow jumpsuit and striped shirt. But little does anyone know the true and sad story behind the clown. Wipe away the makeup and you'll find something not so pretty.

The women's semifinals, including a marquee bout between second-seeded Australian Open champion Victoria Azarenka and her fellow former world No

IOC President Jacques Rogge cannot guarantee "100 percent" that female athletes from Saudi Arabia will compete at the London Olympics, although he remains optimistic the Gulf kingdom will send w ...

… posing hostile questions to defenders of the law, according to a study of the arguments. In an exchange with Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr., he left little doubt about what he thought of the eventual winning argument that the individual insurance requirement …

… posing hostile questions to defenders of the law, according to a study of the arguments. In an exchange with Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr., he left little doubt about what he thought of the eventual winning argument that the individual insurance requirement …

… single market," he said. "They have expressed anguish at the difficulties experienced at ports of entry." Guyana President Donald Ramotar called on Caricom to address climate change issues, and he said it should develop closer ties with Brazil and China …

… 2006 and stepped up its holding in two stages--through agreement in 2008 and by exercising an option in 2009. Write to Jenny W . Hsu at jenny.hsu@dowjones.com Corrections & Amplifications This artile was corrected at 0412 GMT because the name of the …

… fiscal health, saying making the European Central Bank the main supervisor of the euro zone's banking sector would help improve the situation there. Write to Jenny W . Hsu at jenny.hsu@dowjones.com Copyright © 2012 Dow Jones Newswires

… capture followed the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, and was part of a widely criticized program under former U.S. President George W . Bush's administration in which alleged terrorists were flown to countries that allowed harsh interrogation techniques. The …

… not qualify for Medicaid today and who cannot afford to pay for private health insurance," said Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D- W .Va. About 60 percent of the more than 265,000 uninsured people in his state are potentially eligible for the Medicaid …

… pitch so well and to give it up in the seventh inning there, it really could've changed the momentum if we walk away with a ' W ' here." The game stayed scoreless until the third inning when the Mariners jumped on top. Chone Figgins led off with a single …