Most Read 'GMA' Stories of 2010 on ABCNews.com
Elin Nordegren, Lindsay Lohan and Joran van der Sloot made the list.
Dec. 30, 2010— -- As the year comes to an end, we're looking back at some of the most popular stories featured on "Good Morning America" in 2010.
From Elin Nordegren to Lindsay Lohan to Joran van der Sloot, the stories are as varied as they come. Are you starting to wonder which stories were the most in demand? Check out the favorites for yourself below.
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In an interview with ABC News' Pierre Thomas, Attorney General Eric Holder delivered an urgent message for Americans: While he is confident that the United States will continue to thwart attacks, "the terrorists only have to be successful once."
During a court sentencing this year it became apparent that troubled actress Lindsay Lohan had written an obscene message to the judge on the nail of her left middle finger.
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After Rugter's University student Tyler Clementi committed suicide, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie called the act an "unspeakable tragedy" and said he can't imagine how the two students accused of secretly filming Clementi can sleep at night "knowing that they contributed to driving that young man" to suicide.
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Divers searched a park near the home where an Ohio teenager was found bound and gagged came up empty handed. They located a car underwater they had briefly hoped would lead them to the girl's still missing family members.
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This season of "Dancing" brought together an '80's baby, a politician's daughter and multiplatinum-selling R&B artist.
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