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- Cat Haven, the big cat sanctuary closed after a lion killed a volunteer intern at the facility this week, will reopen to the public on Sunday, officials said.
ABC News shared Diane Sawyer's photo.
- Turns out the Hankins' new house had a secret past.
- Tuna giants Bumble Bee Foods and Chicken of the Sea have expanded recalls of tuna fish cans.
- A black student at a Texas junior high school was the victim of routine racial taunts and bullying, including his receiving a fake invitation to a KKK birthday party, according to his mother.
- A leading general in North Korea claims the country has a long-range missile armed with nuclear warheads on standby. Story: http://abcn.ws/ZxEUqH
- With the excitement over this so-called cure for HIV, comes confusion. The ABC News Medical Team investigates: http://abcn.ws/WafbFK
- Breaking: The Conclave to Determine Next Pope Will Begin Tuesday, March 12
- Today is International Women's Day, which aims to commemorate the accomplishments of women and raise awareness of the injustices that still exist. 7 of those injustices, via Univision News: http://abcn.ws/ZwWuuO
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- Here are TurboTax's top 15 most frequently asked questions compiled by TurboTax's experts.
- A homeless Florida man with a penchant for getting arrested when it's cold outside found an unlikely and humorous ally in a judge who called him "a regular."
- Bags delivered to your door? Streaming a movie? Early boarding? There's an airline fee for that.
- A new survey found that more women than men in the U.S. report higher levels of work stress.
- “This is an update to a service hundreds of millions of people around the world use every day, so we need to make sure this experience feels as great as possible,” Kate O’Neill, Facebook product marketing manager, told ABC News.
- On Nightline: There is something about seeing someone's mug shot -- what could be their most unfortunate photo ever -- that is attracting tons of people on the Internet, and a few are cashing in on the opportunity.
- "Why should anyone believe you now? That is the ultimate question, Jodi. Why should we believe you now?" attorney Kirk Nurmi asked Arias in his final question to her during the trial.
- The U.S. Department of Justice's recent decision not to prosecute London-based HSBC, despite what officials said was a mountain of evidence against the bank, signaled that there is "a prosecution-free zone for large banks in America," said Sen. Jeff Merkley, an Oregon Democrat.
- An eyewitness has told police that he saw the missing teacher with an unidentified man in the bar’s parking lot, according to information on the missing person’s flyer that Terrilyn Monnette's family has been distributing.
- The coroner said that Hanson died instantly and that the 4-year-old male African lion named Cous Cous caused additional wounds to the woman's body after her death.
- Is it a fair settlement?
- Senator Rand Paul’s nearly thirteen hour filibuster may have started a conversation about U.S. drone policy, but it didn’t stop John Brennan from becoming CIA Director.
- Does the woman deserve to be hauled off the train?
- Do you like the new design?
- In a secret operation the son-in-law of Osama bin Laden has been brought to the United States to stand trial after being captured in Turkey, according to a law enforcement official.
- The U.N. Security Council today brushed off a threat by North Korea to launch a "pre-emptive nuclear strike" and voted to impose tough new sanctions on the country as punishment for its nuclear weapon and ballistic missile program.
- The travails of carrying a baby for another couple took an emotional turn for a Connecticut surrogate whose ultrasound showed a fetus with birth defects.
- North Korea vowed on Thursday to launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike against the United States.
- A huge swarm of sharks that shut down beaches in Florida is migrating up the East Coast in a display that, while stunning, has spring breakers staying out of the water.
- The father of the intern who was killed by a lion at a big cat sanctuary in Dunlap, Calif., Wednesday, said his daughter never feared working with big cats, but he always feared something might happen to her.
- What do you want from Facebook's new News Feed?
- The Federal Aviation Administration is working on new regulations for operating drones.
- Heath Kufahl's says his wife has appendix cancer, a rare malignancy, of which there are only about 500 cases diagnosed a year.
- The first order of business will be to fill the shoes of Hugo Chavez, although even in death the country's longtime leader's orders are being followed.
- Members of the jury submitted more than 100 questions to Judge Sherry Stephens after Jodi Arias finished testifying in direct and cross examination.
- On Nightline: Dr. Elisa Port, one of the nation's leading breast surgeons who works at Mount Sinai's Dubin Breast Center, said women must absolutely get a second opinion if they have been diagnosed.
- A Florida woman is being held on $5 million bond for allegedly mailing a knife to her two young children and telling them to kill their grandparents, police said.
- An investigation was opened after Lorraine Bayless' death attracted national attention.
- The animal involved in the attack, 4-year-old male African lion named Couscous, was shot by a Fresno County sheriff's deputy who responded to a call, authorities said.
- Facebook users try to guard their privacy on the social network but are sharing more personal information than ever, according to a seven-year study by Carnegie Mellon University.
- Acevedo will be extradited to New York, where he will be charged with the deaths of Nachman and Raizy Glaube, both 21, and their baby son.
- A person was killed by a lion today at a big cat sanctuary in Dunlap Calif., authorities told ABC News.com. Story as it develops: http://abcn.ws/YZgaHX
- Long before "The Notebook," a man in England has been living a real-life version of the tale, reading the diaries he has kept for decades to his wife, suffering from dementia.
ABC News shared a link via ABC World News with Diane Sawyer.
Valerie Harper, the actress best known for playing Rhoda Morgenstern on " The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and her own spinoff, "Rhoda," has been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.- A Florida mom has been charged with aggravated child abuse for allegedly using a box cutter to stab two teens who she says were bullying her sons.
- A grisly business in grave robbing is booming in China as rural people buy stolen female cadavers for "ghost marriages" for sons who have died as bachelors.
ABC News added 4 photos to the album The Life and Death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
- For all the dire warnings, most Americans welcome a five percent cut in overall federal spending this year. But the defense budget is another matter.
- Three suspects, including a top ballet dancer, have reportedly confessed to carrying out a vicious sulfuric acid attack on Sergei Filin, the artistic director of the renowned Bolshoi ballet, in January.
- The teenage skier who survived two freezing nights alone in the woods said he used skills he learned from reality television to survive the snow and blistering winds.
- The life of Jennifer Sultan, 38, took quite a turn from the heyday of the dotcom era when she cashed out of a fledgling tech company.
- From CEOs to movie stars to titans of business, private island ownership spans industries. The only requirement: Lots and lots of money.
- Tanner Vanpelt, 18, and Stephen Hammer, 19, appeared in court Tuesday to face charges, including murder and robbery, in a case authorities are calling "nothing short of cold-blooded murder."
- Washington D.C leads the nation with 72.4 percent of its workers residing in a different state.
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