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Saurabh Agarwal of Sterling, Virginia, was arrested by the FBI for allegedly molesting a sleeping woman on American Airlines Flight 1142.

In 2013, Angelina Jolie funded a girls-only primary school outside Kabul for 200–300 students — with profits from her jewelry line, she told E! News.

Before he was Pope Francis, Jorge Bergoglio was a 12-year-old with a crush — and, his childhood neighbor says, a letter promising marriage or the priesthood.

In March 2013, Ashley Judd was reportedly weighing a Senate run against Mitch McConnell. She ultimately decided not to run — here's how the speculation

Navy veteran Norman Breidenbaugh, 81, wired $400,000 to Jamaica over six years chasing a lottery prize that didn't exist.

In 2013, Filipino Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle was the long-shot 'Asian pope' candidate. Here's what fueled the buzz — and what actually happened at the

Couples are wedding across continents over video chat. A 2013 NYT report traced the rise of proxy marriages — and the fraud and trafficking concerns.

In March 2013 The Sun claimed Kate Middleton had 'slipped' she was having a girl. Four months later, she gave birth to a boy: Prince George.

Fred Butler left school after eighth grade to support his family. At 106, Beverly, Massachusetts gave him his honorary high school diploma.

Engineer Shane Todd's 2012 death in Singapore sparked murder claims tied to a proposed IME–Huawei project; a 2013 inquest later ruled it a suicide.

94-year-old Norman Hendrickson died steps from his wife Gwen's funeral — and his daughters decided the couple who never parted would be mourned together.

Titan CEO Maurice Taylor fired off a second blistering letter to France's industry minister, praising its women and wine while savaging its work ethic.

A 48-year-old Granbury, Texas woman called 911 to order cigarette delivery — and got two deputies and a misdemeanor charge instead.

By 2013, China's leaders faced a shrinking workforce, 360 million elderly by 2030, and a 118-to-100 gender skew — and reformers said the one-child policy's

In February 2013, horsemeat labeled as beef turned up in burgers, lasagne, and spaghetti across Europe — exposing a food chain so tangled nobody could say

On February 15, 2013, a meteor exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia, shattering windows across the city and injuring over a thousand people — mostly from

Archaeologists led by Georgia State's Christopher Morehart found 150+ skulls at Lake Xaltocan, Mexico — possibly the largest mass human sacrifice in ancient

A rare and candid account emerged from a scientist who had voluntarily worked in the sex industry during her graduate studies — not out of desperation but as a…

In late January 2013, Western newspapers carried horrifying reports from North Korea: a hidden famine in the country's breadbasket provinces, and allegations…

Cuba acknowledged 51 new cholera cases in Havana in January 2013, amid accusations that the government was hiding the outbreak's true scale.