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In tonight's episode, there is mounting evidence that porn can be just as addictive as drugs. Yet young people have greater access to it than ever before. What affects do such images have on developing minds? Decades after President John F. Kennedy was assassinated America still seems to be infatuated with the tragedy. Now a new film from an unlikely duo is bringing Camelot to life in a new way.
In tonight's episode, Lance Armstrong was an inspiration and a sports icon. Yet it was all based on a lie and now he is trying to pick up the pieces of his legacy. And miners who get "Black Lung" not only have to fight the disease, but the doctors who help coal companies save on compensation costs.
In tonight's episode, the NSA is not the only one who's spying. Many people are turning to spy gadgets to keep tabs on family catch cheating spouses. In the age of the do-it-yourself sleuth, few things remain a secret. And ABC's Cynthia McFadden travels to Haiti to see the lengths many prospective parents to go to adopt children.
In tonight's episode, President Obama speaks with Fusion and ABC News White House Correspondent Jim Avila about the recent spying scandal. Chris Brown makes headlines again. This time, in DC, where he spent a night in jail for punching a man.
In tonight's episode, the alleged mistress testifies in the ongoing Utah saga where a prominent doctor is on trial for the murder of his wife. Was this mistress the reason Martin MacNeill allegedly killed his wife? Jay-Z is facing fan backlash for his recent clothing deal with Barney's New York after two customers accused Barney's of racial profiling.
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