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Man in 'sextortion' case might have coerced 350 women

Authorities call 'sextortion' a variant of 'sexting' in which someone assumes a false Internet identity and coerces others into providing sexually explicit content. Two cases point to the trend.

In Gear Where do America's best (and worst) drivers live?

Big-screen blockbuster: Chinese conglomerate gobbles up AMC chain

Kim Kardashian for mayor? When public service becomes publicity. (+video)

Baseball spring training: The facts, from history to cheap seats

Texas mass grave hoax: Do police actually hire psychics?

In Pictures Baseball spring training

National Pancake Day: Get three free pancakes

February 3, 2011 Photos of the Day

In Pictures South Sudan referendum

Auburn vs. Oregon: How much do you know about the BCS national championship game? Take our quiz

BCS national championship: So you call yourself an Oregon Ducks football fan? Take our quiz

BCS national championship: So you think you’re an Auburn football fan? Take our quiz

Rose Bowl: Do you remember its famous football blooper?

Children who lend a helping hand show they can make a difference and change the world

When is mudslide danger greatest? Lessons from California storms

Holiday cards, decorating too onerous? Outsource.

Cam Newton, despite dad's dealings, cleared by NCAA to play in SEC championship game Saturday

Manifesto in aborted Super Bowl rampage was not criminal, court rules

Frozen custard commando! Joe Biden scoops custard in Wisconsin

Michael Jackson tributes: Michael Jackson fans around the world honor his memory

Michael Jackson fans get ready for Michael Jackson memorials

In Pictures Scenes of summer

Were fans outraged at Phoenix Suns' decision to wear 'Los Suns' jerseys?

How will California's new TV energy standards affect you?