• Susan Powell Case: Video of Missing Mom Surfaces as Case is Closed

    A newly released, eerie home video made by Susan Powell, the Utah mother who disappeared in 2009 under mysterious circumstances, shows her recording her family's belongings just in case something ever happened.

    "This is me July 29th, 2008," Powell says in the video. "[I am] covering all my bases, making sure that if something happens to me or my family, or all of us, that our assets are documented."

    This video and a mountain of personal notes and other evidence -- the sum of an entire life –have been reduced to a tiny thumb drive handed out by police on Monday. Investigators have now declared that the mystifying and sad case of what happened to Susan Powell officially closed.

    "No stone has been left unturned," Mike Powell of the West Valley Deputy Chief said this week.

    From Susan's 2009 disappearance, to repeated searches, to the horrific murder suicide of her husband and two children, police have never wavered from the belief that Josh Powell was involved, even if they could

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  • New Photo: Ewan McGregor Is Unrecognizable

    No, that's not a photo of Jennifer Aniston's fiance, Justin Theroux. It's "Big Fish" star Ewan McGregor.

    So, why the darker 'do and facial hair? It's likely for a role: McGregor recently signed on to star in the indie Western "Jane Got A Gun," opposite Natalie Portman. In the movie McGregor, 42, will play the villainous leader of an outlaw gang that is out to kill Natalie Portman's husband and take her land.

    The movie, which is currently in production, has gotten off to a rocky start: McGregor is assuming the part after Bradley Cooper dropped out of the project.

    "That was simply a scheduling thing," Cooper explained to the Huffington Post. "Everything worked out for the best because they got Ewan McGregor. If they could have gotten him at the outset, I would have never gotten offered the role, I'll tell you that."

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  • Part of Unused Parking Garage Collapses in Md.

    Part of unused parking garage collapses, trapping at least 1 outside Md. shopping mall

           
  • Brave Mom Faced Knife-Wielding London Suspect

           
  • While Congress continues to investigate the Internal Revenue Service profiling case, House Oversight and Government Reform committee Chairman Darrell Issa has determined that a top IRS official’s refusal to testify during a hearing Wednesday is invalid. After questions arose Wednesday surrounding the validity of IRS...

           
  • New Federal Prosecutor Nominated for Chicago

    Law-firm partner, ex-federal prosecutor Fardon nominated to head Chicago US attorney's office

           
  • Law-firm partner, ex-federal prosecutor Fardon nominated to head Chicago US attorney's office

           
  • For years, Jennifer Aniston has been known for her fit physique and, now, she's showing it off in a big way.

    In her new movie, "We're the Millers," Aniston, 44, plays an exotic dancer alongside Jason Sudeikis, who stars as a drug dealer. In the below trailer, the former "Friends" star shows off her moves, and strips down to her skivvies.

    In an interview with InStyle UK last year, Aniston said that she stays in such great shape by working out five or six days each week, and avoiding junk food. But in spite of her killer body and great looks, the actress realizes that she's getting older.

    "You know what makes me feel old? When I see girls who are twenty-something, or the new crop of actresses and think, 'Aren't we kind of the same age?' You lose perspective. Or being offered the part of a woman with a 17-year-old child. It's like, 'I'm not old enough to have a 17-year-old,'" she said.

    (In this movie, which will be released this summer, she plays the mother of Emma

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  • Latest Deadly Tornado Tests Oklahoma Town's Mettle

    For tornado-prone Oklahoma City suburb, latest deadly storm brings new test of town's mettle

           
  • Spoof at Nuclear Power Plant

    Reported by ABC News' Nichole Smith:

    There's no telling what some senior executives will do to support the corporate culture - but a recently surfaced three-year-old video from a nuclear power plant shows executives going where perhaps no executives have gone before.

    In full Federation uniforms, several executives and line employees at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, or SONGS, in Pendleton, Calif., made a spoof "Star Trek" video called "SONGS TREK" right inside the nuclear station's training facility, reported ABC's San Diego affiliate KGTV.

    The video spoof was supported by those at the very top.

    San Onofre's then-chief nuclear officer Ross Ridenoure took the starring role as Capt. James T. Kirk, with San Onofre's current vice president and station manager Doug Bauder playing one of the crew members.

    And no "Star Trek" detail was spared as a rather imperious Dr. Spock appeared, sporting full make-up and an arched set of

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