After more than a decade of foreign wars, many of America's military veterans deal with combat injuries and PTSD. But an even larger problem is the mass of soldiers who've come home with devastating non-combat injuries.

At least 20 people were injured this morning during a stabbing at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, Pa. Four of the victims were airlifted to local hospitals. One person—a student from the school—is in police custody.

On April 1, Jiwon Lee, a 29-year-old dental student at Columbia University and a stand-up comedian, made two phone calls—one to her brother and one to an unknown number—and left her Upper West Side apartment. She hasn't been seen or heard from since.

Voters cast their ballots Wednesday during a parliamentary election in Indonesia. The outcome from the vote will determine the candidates for July's highly anticipated presidential election. Image via Dita Alangkara/AP.

Australian officials said Tuesday evening that they had relocated an underwater signal consistent with the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370's black boxes.

A Miami city official driving around high on meth with a tin full of drugs in his car had another surprise for the arresting officers.

[Protestors inadvertently made a Los Angeles street pedestrian-friendly during a demonstration outside the Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters today. The 375 desks represent the average number of students that drop out of the school district each week. Image by Richard Vogel via AP.]

Authorities say earlier this evening, an on-duty Marine shot and killed another Marine as they worked together in a guard shack at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.

A wealthy Texas restaurateur was arrested twice in three days for terrorizing the staff of a winery he used to own with a golf cart, a knife, and a hammer.

A man who discovered a photograph of his 85-year-old mother stuffing bills in the waistband of a young male stripper is now suing the nursing home, claiming his mother was defiled during the dance.

An Orlando man who was pulled out of an apartment fire Sunday night said he had been trying to burn the bugs that infested his home and computer, the Orlando Police Department reported.

Jonathan Fleming, who spent the past 25 years in a New York prison after being convicted of murder, was freed today after prosecutors concluded he was innocent. Exonerations in America are on the rise, which is a mixed blessing.

"New Marijuana Study Says Everyone Knows You're High And You'll Likely Be Stoned Forever" is the title of a new video report from The Onion's video news team, and though it is dryly hilarious in that particularly Onion way, the best part is that the video gets increasingly, uh, psychedelic the more you watch it. Trust us, just keep watching.

A 92-pound Yale history major says the university's health center told her she needed to gain weight or take a leave of absence from school. She's spent the past 6 months trying to put on pounds for her weekly weigh-ins.

Chris Christie has long portrayed himself as someone who makes the "tough decisions" normal politicians can't—who stands up to society's leeches and tells them to stop sucking away taxpayer blood—a warrior who'll go toe-to-toe with anyone on either side of the aisle...unless that person is 71-year-old daytime television host Joy Behar.

President Obama signed executive orders today—"Equal Pay Day"—leaning on federal contractors to pay women what they pay men. He also exhorted the Senate to pass the Paycheck Fairness Act, bringing us closer to an America where female billionaires can have outsize political influence, too.

In the grand tradition of "American [Noun]" movies comes this new (and apparently real) documentary, American Blogger, the trailer for which is above. You will notice that its "American bloggers" are almost exclusively attractive, well-lit women.

Yesterday, Huffington Post published this infographic depicting "The Deadly Aftermath Of War Right Here At Home." It got hot on Digg's front page. It might give you the impression that war veterans are killing Americans out of all proportion to the rest of the population. You'd be wrong.

Rev. Al Sharpton speaks during a news conference in New York on Tuesday. He says a report that he spied on New York Mafia figures for the FBI in the 1980s is old news. Image via Seth Wenig/AP.

What's the deadliest job in America lately? Working on cell phone towers! How much responsibility do cell phone companies and their contractors assume when a worker falls and dies? Virtually none! Mike Rowe, call your office.