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Florida police have detained at least three people for questioning in the death of Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor. He was killed early Monday morning at his Miami home at what police now say may have been a botched burglary attempt.

More than a dozen people were seriously injured when this Amtrak train plowed into the back of a freight train. It's not clear what caused the accident, and officials say most of the 187 passengers were able to walk away. But five people were reported to be in critical condition.

Motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel has died. He became an international star in the 70s when he staged a number of spectacular jumps. The 69-year-old had been in failing health suffering from diabetes and an incurable lung condition.

No, this isn't some liberals' dream you are seeing, but rather a new art exhibit opening in New York. Photographers there have only doctored images of Bush administration officials which make them look like police mug shots.