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Obama campaign unveils new slogan: "Forward"

U.S. — President Obama’s campaign has announced its new slogan: "Forward".

One World Trade Center becomes NYC's tallest building Monday

More than a decade after a terrorist attack brought down New York's twin towers, their under-construction replacement became the city's tallest building on Monday.

Hospital seeing more babies born exposed to prescription drugs

Heart-wrenching cries echo through the halls of the neonatal intensive care unit at East Tennessee Children's Hospital. Nearly half of the newborn babies in the hospital's NICU are suffering from prescription drug withdrawal.

Are sugar substitutes worse than the real thing?

Sweet tooth? You're not alone. Sugary foods and beverages are delicious. But we've also learned they can be highly addictive and, too much of them, can take a serious toll on our health.

Source: Gingrich to end presidential bid Wednesday

Newt Gingrich will end his bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Wednesday in Washington, D.C., a source close to the former House speaker told CNN.

Fox 411 for April 30th

Monday morning's Fox 411 stories:

Soft drinks: Public enemy No 1. in obesity fight?

Pushing her meal cart into the hospital room, a research assistant hands out tall glasses of reddish-pink liquid, along with a gentle warning: "Remember, you guys have to finish all your Kool-Aid."

Data show most firearms recovered at Mexican crime scenes originate in U.S.

Nearly 70% of guns recovered from Mexican criminal activity during the past five years and traced by the U.S.

Tigers outfielder arrested; hate crime investigation under way

Detroit Tigers outfielder Delmon Young was arrested in Manhattan early Friday and charged with aggravated harassment after a dispute with another man, New York police said.

Bachmann: Romney will have an 'open ear' to conservatives

Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann has yet to formally endorse Mitt Romney's presidential bid, but she said Thursday that it's only a matter of time.''