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“Backdoor Teen Mom” Farrah Abraham has gone from the MTV show “Teen Mom”, to a sex tape, to books, and now it appears as if she will begin stripping in a Texas strip club.

State Police have issued an AMBER Alert for two Amish girls believed to be abducted in the North Country Wednesday evening. Troopers say the incident happened in the St. Lawrence County town of Oswegatchie along State Hwy. 812/Mount Alone Road at about 7:20 p.m.

A Utah woman is in critical condition Thursday after she sipped a mixture of sweet tea and lye at a barbecue restaurant, police said.

Nigeria has confirmed 11 cases of Ebola, after a doctor who treated the Liberian man who brought the disease to Lagos fell ill, the health minister said on Thursday.

A 57-year-old woman drove herself to a hospital after she was mauled by a brown bear in Alaska, state troopers said Wednesday.

Edward Snowden may be staying in Russia for the time being, but that doesn’t mean he wouldn’t come back to the U.S. — even if if meant jail time.

A 19-year-old from LaBelle could spend the rest of his life in prison after federal investigators said he manufactured and sold a dangerous poison through an online black market network.

Lone star tick bites may be to blame for numerous cases of severe red meat allergies in Southeastern states, Vanderbilt University Medical Center reports.

Former Peyton Place and Capitol actor Ed Nelson died on Saturday in Greensboro, North Carolina, at age 85. Nelson’s early career also included a stint at WDSU-TV, where he hosted children’s shows including “Tip Top Space Ship” and worked as a floor director and studio hand.

The body of an American tourist, Sheila von Wiese Mack, has been discovered in a suitcase in a five-star hotel in Bali, Indonesia. Her body was found on Tuesday stuffed into a suitcase in the boot of a taxi parked in front of the St. Regis hotel in the Nusa Dua resort area.

A pair of large international studies are questioning the validity of the notion that the less salt a person consumes, the better. In fact, the Canadian-led research suggests too little salt in the diet may even be a bad thing. The studies, published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine, involved more than 100,000 people in 18 countries and …