►Colorful ocean coral is bleached white around the world for the second time in 10 years, causing alarm --04/29/2024

►New book explores mental health impact of 'the phone-based childhood' --04/22/2024

►Feds vs. Apple: Major case tests whether iPhone breaks a 19th century law against monopolies --04/15/2024

►Beyoncé's 'historic' new album, 'Country Carter,' is 'breaking down barriers' --04/08/2024

►Total solar eclipse next week will be a rare, memorable sight – and a vivid science lesson --04/01/2024

►Tricky balance: Supreme Court tries to keep law and politics separate this election year --03/25/2024

►Here's why SAT and ACT exams are back on more students' college paths --03/18/2024

►Congress moves toward TikTok forced sale or ban for national security reasons --03/11/2024

►Swift and sleek: Amtrak is closer to saying 'all aboard' for a new era of high-speed rail travel --03/04/2024

►New era in space: Flying to the moon is a business for private companies now --02/26/2024

►Presidential campaign remark about NATO fuels discussion of military alliance's role --02/19/2024

►Museums across U.S. scramble to make amends for collecting that sometimes was looting --02/12/2024

►Script handwriting isn't gone -- more states now require school penmanship lessons --02/05/2024

►Teen use of nicotine patches – also known as Zyns, lip cushions or gum pillows – spurs warnings --01/29/2024

►Airline safety draws new attention after midair cabin hole scare for passengers --01/22/2024

►Supreme Court soon considers whether the Constitution bars Trump from 2024 ballots --01/15/2024

►2024 news agenda includes wars, presidential politics, immigration and the Summer Olympics --01/08/2024

►Edgy comments by Trump spur discussions about the stakes in next year's presidential vote --12/18/2023

►Local news-gathering outlook includes 'great possibility' amid wider newspaper closings --12/11/2023

►List-making ideas: New video games and other holiday tech gifts --12/04/2023

►Hate speech and other provocative content on TikTok bring new criticism of the video platform --11/27/2023

►Year-ahead polls indicate a 2024 presidential race of Biden vs. Trump could be close --11/20/2023

►Stricter rules limit or ban phone use by students in more public schools --11/13/2023

►President Biden wants to assure artificial intelligence is 'safe, secure and trustworthy' --11/06/2023

►Georgia trial evidence against Donald Trump will come from three past lawyers --10/30/2023

►Last summer's overheated, stormy, smoky months fit a climate concern pattern --10/23/2023

►'A Pearl Harbor type of moment:' Israel is at war after deadly attacks by Palestinian militants --10/16/2023

►Drama in Congress as Republican mutiny unseats the House speaker, leaving chamber 'frozen' --10/09/2023

►Entertainment writers win major gains that end one of two strikes against TV and film studios --10/02/2023

►Google on trial: U.S. Justice Department accuses the search giant of illegal monopoly tactics --09/25/2023

►House Republicans will start inquiry into President Biden and his son Hunter’s business deals --09/18/2023

►Coral bleaching off Florida amid rising ocean heat alarms marine scientists --09/11/2023

►Check out this sampling of handy technology tools for your new school year --09/04/2023

►Montana court victory by young climate crusaders may have wider impact --08/28/2023

►Unusual police seizures at small Kansas newspaper raise big national issues and draw wide attention --08/21/2023

►Sneakers at work: Any day is casual day for fans of Nike, Jordans, Adidas, Converse, Sketchers --08/14/2023

►Donald Trump faces a third criminal trial, his most serious, while running for president again --08/07/2023

►New government limits on Israeli Supreme Court provoke wide protests against prime minister --07/31/2023

►Cultural touchstone: Barbie, now a big-budget movie, has long been much more than just a doll --07/24/2023

►Intense rain and heat are climate change signs in U.S., experts say --07/17/2023

►These 2 U.S. Supreme Court decisions affect college applicants and student debt --07/10/2023

►Government doctor sees potential mental health threats from students' social media use --06/26/2023

►Historic federal charges against Donald Trump will overshadow the 2024 election --06/19/2023

►'Code Red:' Extensive U.S. air pollution from wildfires in Canada are sign of 'a global shift' --06/12/2023

►Supreme Court decides soon on college entry policies, an issue also affecting selective high schools --06/05/2023

►Biden and McCarthy make a deal on debt but have to sell it --05/29/2023

►'Water security:' Tough decisions are coming on how to share shrinking Colorado River --05/22/2023

►Meet our newest space travelers, training for a 2024 adventure around the moon --05/15/2023

►Military leak charges against young airman prompt review of who has top-secret access and why --05/08/2023

►Senators to explore Supreme Court ethics reform amid concern about actions by Justice Thomas --05/01/2023

►'Truth matters:' Fox News agrees to pay $787 million to avoid trial in voting machine firm's lawsuit --04/24/2023

►Tennessee Legislature stays in spotlight after 2 expelled Democrats regain seats, vow to resume gun-reform push --04/17/2023

►Finland joins NATO military alliance, which neighboring Russia hoped wouldn't happen --04/10/2023

►Pro baseball games get quicker and livelier, thanks to changes this just-started season --04/03/2023

►Uncharted path: Decisions appear near on possible criminal cases against Donald Trump --03/27/2023

►Why TikTok faces possible U.S. government scrutiny . . . or even a ban --03/20/2023

►Federal agencies react after newspaper shows employers illegally hire young migrants for tough jobs --03/13/2023

►Ohio rail accident focuses bipartisan attention on rail safety reforms --03/06/2023

►Overhead drama: Air Force jets shoot down Chinese spy balloon, 3 other unknown objects --02/27/2023

►Florida governor pushes back against new African American Studies option for high schools --02/20/2023

►Congress hears calls for return of free hot meals for all students, regardless of family income --02/13/2023

►Black History Month brings exhibits, concerts, discussions and celebrations --02/06/2023

►Book bans: Librarians, caught in political 'culture war,' defend their role --01/30/2023

►What's ahead in 2023 space activities aimed at landing on the moon and studying Mars --01/23/2023

►Natural ozone shield above Earth continues to thicken, thanks to global ban on harmful chemicals --01/16/2023

►Artificial intelligence tool writes as well as we do – raising questions along with excitement --01/09/2023

►Big advance: Scientists prove that nuclear fusion can be an endless source of clean power --01/02/2023

►Ukraine's president earns Person of the Year honor --12/12/2022

►Holiday tech gifts: See what's new, clever and affordable --12/05/2022

►World Cup soccer tournament in Qatar draws global attention for a month --11/28/2022

►NASA revives U.S. moon launches with the first of three Artemis missions --11/21/2022

►Democrats keep Senate control; House lineup in next Congress awaits a few vote totals --11/14/2022

►Decision time: Voting Tuesday will shape Congress and state leaderships --11/07/2022

►Health risks: Mix of 3 respiratory viruses among young Americans worries doctors --10/31/2022

►London drama: Britain this week gets its third prime minister in three months --10/24/2022

►Welcome trend: More factory jobs return to U.S. after being moved overseas --10/17/2022

►NFL player's head injury focuses fresh attention on football concussions --10/10/2022

►NASA shows it can bump an asteroid in space in case one ever heads at us --10/03/2022

►Election-year drama: Florida governor draws attention by sending asylum seekers to Massachusetts --09/26/2022

►Juul, accused of 'relentlessly' targeting teens, will pay $439 million to end vaping legal case --09/19/2022

►Death of Queen Elizabeth II in Britain ends a historic seven-decade reign --09/12/2022

►President Biden OKs loan break for students, drawing gratitude along with opposition --09/05/2022

►Edgy books in schools prompt discussions of parents’ rights, education and 'censorship' --08/29/2022

►Vacancies at the head of the class: Teacher shortages affect schools across America --08/22/2022

►Tough steps are ahead as Western states must cut water use from Colorado River's reduced flow --08/15/2022

►Monkeypox cases rise in U.S. and elsewhere, though this virus doesn't bring Covid-like fears --08/08/2022

►Awareness spreads that early-morning classes are unwise; California has a new school start-time law --08/01/2022

►Teens benefit from wider choice of better-paying summer jobs --07/25/2022

►Extra-hot summer around world is seen as another result of you-know-what climate trend --07/18/2022

►NATO military alliance that includes U.S. will add two members – a show of unity against Russia --07/11/2022

►Summer travel impact: Here's why gasoline prices steadily spin higher across U.S. --06/27/2022

►Yellowstone Park flooding is reminder of long-term climate change impacts, experts say --06/20/2022

►America marks 50 years of Title IX, a law that opened doors for women in sports and beyond --06/13/2022

►U.S. Capitol attack hearings start this week, nearly 50 years after another Washington drama called Watergate --06/06/2022

►'Green' news roundup: Mowers, bees and fresh urgency on climate change --05/30/2022

►Mysterious flying objects sound like science fiction, but U.S. military and Congress take them seriously --05/23/2022

►New frontier: Global antenna system delivers first stunning look at huge black hole in our galaxy --05/16/2022

►An old nightmare returns, awakening new concerns about Russia’s nuclear warheads --05/09/2022

►Face mask rules ease and use declines, though our Covid pandemic isn't over --05/02/2022

►U.S., Ukraine and others prepare to press war crimes cases at World Court when fighting ends --04/25/2022

►'Invest in Our Planet' is the theme of Earth Day this week --04/18/2022

►Union vote by Amazon workers in N.Y. is a historic turn for U.S. labor movement --04/11/2022

►Actor Will Smith stirs wide-ranging discussions about his slap of Oscars host Chris Rock --04/04/2022

►Federal government lets California resume role as a clear-vehicles pioneer --03/28/2022

►We won't reset clocks each spring and fall if House members do what senators just did --03/21/2022

►Batter up: Major League Baseball labor fight ends just in time for new season --03/14/2022

►NATO alliance of U.S. and Europe has a key role in trying to help Ukraine fight off Russia --03/07/2022

►Enough already? Some states and countries ease Covid rules, shifting to a post-crisis approach --02/28/2022

►Russian military actions stir fears of a move soon into neighboring Ukraine --02/21/2022

►President Biden soon nominates a Black woman to fill a Supreme Court vacancy --02/14/2022

►Elite athletes aren't the only focus at the Winter Olympics in Beijing --02/07/2022

►Parents and political groups challenge certain books as unfit for lessons or school libraries --01/31/2022

►Noisy, polluting gas leaf blowers provoke bans, which the District of Columbia now has --01/24/2022

►Voting rights bills approach showdown in U.S. Senate --01/17/2022

►Double risk: 'Flurona' describes a new twist – overlapping cases of flu and coronavirus --01/10/2022

►Ahead in 2022: Potter reunion, Olympics, music and film awards, a royal 'jubilee' and Covid again --01/03/2022

► U.S. and a few allies plan partial boycott of Winter Olympics in China as a protest --12/13/2021

►As a new Covid strain called Omicron reaches U.S., health experts rush to learn how risky it may be --12/06/2021

►Holiday tech gifts: Check out what's new, innovative and affordable --11/29/2021

►Launch of giant Webb Telescope will let astronomers study planets beyond our solar system --11/22/2021

►Pig kidneys can work in humans, surgeons show – promising news for those needing transplants --11/15/2021

►Global leaders voice urgency as they discuss climate change at a UN conference --11/08/2021

►Get used to 'Meta,' a new name for the company behind Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp --11/01/2021

►A toymaker and a state show sensitivity to how playtime can create and reinforce gender stereotypes --10/25/2021

►Climate change: Rising seas could imperil major cities in U.S. and around the world --10/18/2021

►Latest Postal Service changes mean some longer delivery times and holiday season package surcharges --10/11/2021

►Extinct species: List of vanished U.S. animals and plants gets longer --10/04/2021

►Arizona recount shows Biden won, but claims of ‘stolen election’ continue --09/27/2021

►It’s time for a yearly flu shot, now even more important than before the Covid pandemic --09/20/2021

►House committee seeks federal records and phone data as Jan. 6 Capitol takeover inquiry presses ahead --09/13/2021

►20th anniversary of a day that changed the world – Sept. 11, 2001 – is observed this week --09/06/2021

►Picking a new host gets messy for 'Jeopardy!,' a popular TV game show --08/30/2021

►Taliban takeover in Afghanistan puts social, educational gains by women and girls at risk --08/23/2021

►Official 2020 Census numbers will revise U.S. House district maps – a high-impact change --08/16/2021

►Covid shadows the school year again as students return to classrooms – with masks, experts urge --08/09/2021

►Gymnast Simone Biles' pullout at Olympics earns wide admiration and support --08/02/2021

►Private flights by executives Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson signal 'the dawn of a new space age' --07/26/2021

►World’s top athletes will compete without fans in stands at Tokyo Olympics after a year of delay --07/19/2021

►Star reporter jumps from University of North Carolina faculty to Howard; her reason makes news --07/12/2021

►Major League Baseball will take a ‘long overdue’ step by folding Black players into its records --06/28/2021

►Juneteenth, a new national holiday, marks slavery's end after the Civil War --06/21/2021

►It's safer to enjoy summer in traditional ways, so get set for a post-pandemic season -- sensibly --06/14/2021

►Tennis star Naomi Osaka sparks discussion of mental health and athletes' media obligations --06/07/2021

►Elections, dissent and media rights are challenged in four countries --05/31/2021

►Hackers’ attack on U.S. fuel pipeline shows growing risk of holding computer data hostage for ransomware --05/24/2021

►Younger teens can join the millions of Americans vaccinated against Covid --05/17/2021

►Camps will reopen with nearly normal summer fun after a year of fear --05/10/2021

►Insect swarm that comes every 17 years brings a loud cicada chorus to some East Coast areas --05/03/2021

►A brief flight by a small U.S. copter on Mars is a space exploration milestone --04/26/2021

►Covid safety concerns may delay or cancel Summer Olympics in Japan --04/19/2021

►Record surge of children crossing U.S. border poses big test for President Biden --04/12/2021

►Jammed, unruly spring break weeks in Miami Beach stir crackdown and residents' protest --04/05/2021

►Pair of mass shootings rekindle familiar U.S. debate over new federal gun regulations --03/29/2021

►Deadly shooting spree intensifies concern about verbal abuse and attacks on Asian Americans --03/22/2021

►‘Real progress:’ President Biden shares reasons for optimism in Covid fight --03/15/2021

►Proposed election law changes spur political showdowns in Washington and state capitals --03/08/2021

►Perseverance, a robot U.S. spacecraft, teaches scientists more about Mars in new mission --03/01/2021

►Texas power blackouts show a wider risk facing other U.S. areas --02/22/2021

►Policy change: New president keeps U.S. government's hands off TikTok for now --02/15/2021

►Senate drama: Donald Trump’s 2nd impeachment trial starts Tuesday, even though he’s not president --02/08/2021

►Covid fight continues for a second year, with progress balanced by a need for patience and precautions --02/01/2021

►President Biden's Cabinet choices are signs of a new era in Washington --01/25/2021

►Turning point: America inaugurates a new president and vice president this Wednesday --01/18/2021

►Strains on democracy: Presidential election test, violent Capitol chaos, new impeachment push --01/11/2021

►Year-ahead preview: These topics and events will make front page news in 2021 --01/04/2021

►Holiday tech gifts: See what's new, imaginative and affordable --12/14/2020

►U.S. hospitals fill near capacity in some areas as Covid surge outpaces space and staffing --12/07/2020

►Programs that ‘think’ with artificial intelligence are getting better and more widely used --11/30/2020

►New era: Private U.S. rocket and capsule propel 4 astronauts to space station --11/23/2020

►Covid vaccine optimism: U.S. company's human tests show high rate of coronavirus prevention --11/16/2020

►Tense presidential ballot count renews grumbles about Electoral College system --11/09/2020

►This week’s presidential election requires patience and knowledge of the Electoral College --11/02/2020

►Trick-or-treat alternatives: Enjoy Halloween this week without spooky health risks --10/26/2020

►Scientists see connection between climate change and Western fires, coastal storms --10/19/2020

►FBI and cybersecurity agency advise election patience and avoiding untrustworthy claims --10/12/2020

►As President Trump gets Covid care in hospital, here are backup safeguards if he can't handle duties --10/05/2020

►Trump and Biden meet Tuesday night in first of three presidential campaign debates --09/28/2020

►'Notorious R.B.G.:' Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves an inspiring legacy --09/21/2020

►Health warnings sink in: Vaping drops among teens and pre-teens --09/14/2020

►Postal Service’s larger role in elections during pandemic focuses attention on voting by mail --09/07/2020

►Expect many changes for health safety as you go back to school – if your classrooms reopen --08/31/2020

►Democratic and Republican conventions adapt to unconventional formats in Covid era --08/24/2020

►Democratic Sen. Kamala Harris makes history as first Black woman running for vice president --08/17/2020

►Covid-19 vaccine tests are under way with U.S. goal of 300 million doses ‘by January’ --08/10/2020

►Congress vows not to delay November’s election, a possibility suggested by President Trump --08/03/2020

►The late John Lewis, legendary civil rights leader, is honored this week in Washington, D.C., and Atlanta --07/27/2020

►Goal reached: Long push for Redskins team name change succeeds --07/20/2020

►Major advertisers boycott Facebook over allowing hate speech --07/13/2020

►Balance or ‘truth:’ Newspaper reporting standards are reviewed in this summer of discontent --06/29/2020

►A fuzzy phrase – defund the police – propels national law enforcement reform discussion --06/22/2020

►Confederate flag and statues mark a sharp line in the national conversation about race relations --06/15/2020

► Tense country: Racial justice marches, unrest, curfews add to strain from virus and closings --06/08/2020

►Absentee voting by mail becomes a flashpoint as President Trump voices concerns --06/01/2020

►U.S. launch this week is a big deal that strengthens NASA’s partnership with SpaceX, a private firm --05/25/2020

►Welcome environmental news: Clean-power sources have a bigger U.S. role as coal use drops --05/18/2020

►Clouds of uncertainty hang over summer camps, beaches and other vacation traditions --05/11/2020

►First Covid-19 drug test is encouraging, so it can be given to more lung virus patients --05/04/2020

►Online shopping comes to the rescue at this time of staying home – something that may last --04/27/2020

►When to ‘reopen’ America involves tough questions with answers that vary from place to place --04/20/2020

►Wisconsin primary spreads concern about coronavirus election impact around U.S. --04/13/2020

►Space tourism creeps closer to becoming a real thing for rich travelers by 2022 --04/06/2020

►Signs of hope and healing emerge amid grim health news across America --03/30/2020

►Hacking and privacy concerns bring changes to Internet-linked cameras and speakers for home monitoring --03/23/2020

►Disease pandemics aren't new, but medical responses are much better than in the past --03/16/2020

►2020 Census results will help shape our communities for the next 10 years --03/09/2020

►U.S. officials have a more urgent tone about coronavirus outlook here --03/02/2020

►Black history instruction gains closer attention -- and changes --02/24/2020

►Attention focuses on school and work hairstyle policies that affect mainly African Americans --02/17/2020

►Coronavirus, a new disease spreading from China, spurs U.S. travel limits and other precautions --02/10/2020

►Iowa voters will influence the Democratic presidential campaign in an outsize way Monday night --02/03/2020

►Super Bowl brings Kansas City-San Francisco showdown -- and an 'ad bowl' --01/27/2020

►Playing dirty: Major League Baseball cheating costs three managers their jobs --01/20/2020

►Military face-off between U.S. and Iran eases after action by each country --01/13/2020

►The year ahead: Census, Olympics and elections are among topics that will make front page news in 2020 --01/06/2020

►Trump action to combat anti-Jewish bias at colleges stirs praise and concern --12/16/2019

►Holiday tech gifts: See what's new, imaginative and affordable --12/09/2019

►Two new reports describe decline of local news coverage across U.S as a ‘crisis’ --12/02/2019

►NFL helmet-swinging penalty sparks wider discussions about football violence --11/25/2019

►History in action: U.S. House impeachment hearings explore whether Donald Trump abused presidential power --11/18/2019

►Users beware: Alexa, Siri and Echo respond to laser pointers aimed from outside a home --11/11/2019

►Facebook lets political ads say anything, while Twitter stops allowing them this month --11/04/2019

►As flu season arrives, health experts stress the value and safety of vaccinations --10/28/2019

►President Trump defends policy reversal in northern Syria that brings chaos and criticism --10/21/2019

►Electronic device batteries: Nobel winners and new fire risk worries --10/14/2019

►Fewer birds in North America are a signal that causes concern --10/07/2019

►Historic drama: U.S. House starts presidential impeachment process --09/30/2019

►Auto workers’ strike against General Motors reflects a new era of labor activism --09/23/2019

►Apple launches the iPhone 11 with three lenses, 'slofies' and a price surprise --09/16/2019

►Amid privacy unease and a federal fine, Facebook changes how face recognition works --09/09/2019

►Hospital admissions and medical studies point to serious risk from Juul and other e-cigarettes --09/02/2019

►Science frontier: We'll hear more about quantum technology as U.S. and China make advances --08/26/2019

►Weeks of massive, violent protests in Hong Kong test its relationship with China --08/19/2019

►Back-to-school sales feature new iPads, digital notebooks, locker shelves and protective backpacks --08/12/2019

►FaceApp, a popular novelty, shows that online tools can pose privacy risks --08/05/2019

►House members hear about the lasting impact of slavery and bias, and ideas about addressing it --07/29/2019

►From labs to plates: Taste-fooling burgers with no meat and ‘seafood’ without fish --07/22/2019

►Gender bias lawsuit: America’s female soccer champs wage an off-field battle for higher pay --07/15/2019

►‘One giant leap:’ 50 years ago this month, two U.S. astronauts walked on the moon --07/08/2019

►Campaign 2020 debates start this week: See and hear 20 Democrats who want to run for president --06/24/2019

►Tech that knows you: Face recognition computer programs arouse privacy concerns --06/17/2019

►Congress, business regulators and Justice Department will look into whether four tech firms are too big and powerful --06/10/2019

►Deadly season: Do too many thrill-seekers try to climb Mount Everest? --06/03/2019

►Sign of the future: Mail is trucked between Phoenix and Dallas is test of driverless 'robo-rigs' --05/27/2019

►Automated checkout technology brings the end of cashier lines at some stores --05/20/2019

►We'll see more drones overhead as business and hospital uses expand --05/13/2019

►Old trees have valuable climate records that more scientists use around the globe --05/06/2019

►Legal drama: U.S. wants to put WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on trial --04/29/2019

►Democrats want investigator Robert Mueller to testify about newly released report on Russian election meddling --04/22/2019

►Israel keeps its prime minister, who'll soon be its longest-serving leader --04/15/2019

►As rural hospitals close or struggle, you'll hear more about 'health care deserts' --04/08/2019

►New federal case: Female stars accuse U.S. Soccer Federation of chronic pay gap and other gender bias --04/01/2019

►Congress gets summary of special investigator Robert Mueller’s report into 2016 election --03/25/2019

►Federal case accuses 33 parents and others of cheating to get students into colleges --03/18/2019

►Medical advance: Promising treatment brings optimism about a cure for HIV/AIDS --03/11/2019

►Summit setback: North Korea remains a nuclear arms threat despite presidential diplomacy --03/04/2019

►Students are among news consumers grappling with what’s ‘fake’ and what’s trustworthy --02/25/2019

►Academy Awards telecast Sunday night will show an industry trying to be more diverse --02/18/2019

►Measles outbreaks around U.S. show risks of not vaccinating, health officials say --02/11/2019

►Higher ocean temperatures are another climate change warning sign, scientists say --02/04/2019

►Super Bowl brings Rams-Patriots showdown -- and an 'ad bowl' --01/28/2019

►Painful impact of partial federal shutdown grows in week five, and so does pressure to end it --01/21/2019

►Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas previews amazing, useful, wacky devices heading to stores --01/14/2019

►The year ahead: These topics and events will make front page news in 2019 --01/07/2019

►Tech and electronic gifts: See what deserves spots on your holiday list --12/17/2018

►Here’s why you'll hear more about 'smart cities' and may live in one now --12/10/2018

►Survival strategies: Newspapers and other journalism providers explore new ways to stay in business --12/03/2018

►Touchdown on Mars: Spacecraft starts measuring planet's 'vital signs' this week --11/26/2018

►Severe California wildfires show impact of drought and hotter, drier summers there --11/19/2018

►Democracy in action: Voters change the political balance in Congress for two years --11/12/2018

►Nationwide decision day: Congressional, state and local elections are Tuesday --11/05/2018

►Tense week ends with arrest of suspect accused of mailing explosives to Obama, CNN, others --10/29/2018

►Saudi Arabia’s role in journalist’s death at its diplomatic site provokes global attention --10/22/2018

►'Final call:' UN climate study delivers a stark, urgent warning for world leaders --10/15/2018

►New review of global research links violent video games to misbehavior potential --10/08/2018

►Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to Supreme Court turns into an extended drama --10/01/2018

►The U.S. Space Force could be a sixth military branch – if this bold idea gains altitude --09/24/2018

►A book by Bob Woodward and an insider’s anonymous essay give behind-scenes White House views --09/17/2018

► Senate hearing on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh shows Washington's sharp political split --09/10/2018

►Bold firearms idea from the U.S. education secretary stirs a debate about safeguarding schools --09/03/2018

►Practical back-to-school items include reusable notebooks, device chargers and digital tablets --08/27/2018

►Tributes to legendary singer Aretha Franklin praise the cultural impact of her half-century career --08/20/2018

►‘Year of the Woman:’ More female candidates win nominations and have a larger role across the country --08/13/2018

►High-profile case: Paul Manafort’s federal trial is a critical step by special prosecutor looking at 2016 election mischief --08/06/2018

►Teen climate change activists turn a sense of urgency, justice and personal impact into action --07/30/2018

►Backpedaling: News about American-Russian relations is dizzying lately --07/23/2018

►Perils of play: Video gaming disorder gets attention from global health group --07/16/2018

►Lifetime job: Trump nominates Brett Kavanaugh as a Supreme Court justice --07/09/2018

►Americans need to pay closer attention to what we toss in recycling bins --06/25/2018

►Dismissal of Trump-satirizing newspaper cartoonist raises concerns and stirs an outcry --06/18/2018

►‘Flotation therapy’ – an increasingly popular way to ease stress and focus the mind --06/11/2018

►Summer sampler: Preview of high-interest movies, TV shows and music coming this season --06/04/2018

►Bold idea: Texas school shooting spurs talk of pupil boycotts nationwide in September --05/28/2018

►Turning point: Royal wedding marks a historic ‘changing of the guard’ in Britain --05/21/2018

►When the earth erupts: Hawaiian emergency shows a volcano's awesome power --05/14/2018

►Mission to Mars: Spacecraft will measure the planet’s ‘vital signs’ for first time --05/07/2018

►Series of college controversies focus fresh attention on fraternity misdeeds and risks --04/30/2018

►Starbucks earns respect with quick, apologetic responses to a racial incident in Philadelphia --04/23/2018

►Facebook founder delivers damage-control testimony as Congress considers limits on the social media giant --04/16/2018

►Presidential tweets slap Amazon over its Postal Service deals – and maybe for another reason --04/09/2018

►NASA plans summer launch for a long-distance research trip by the Parker Solar Probe --04/02/2018

►Latest Facebook uproar is over diversion of users’ data for 2016 Trump campaign --03/26/2018

►U.S. and others explore ways to reduce space clutter that poses risks in orbit --03/19/2018

►U.S. move against foreign metal competition shows Republican disagree on free trade vs. import tariffs --03/12/2018

►Giving ‘sanctuary:’ California mayor’s raid warning to immigrants dramatizes opposition to federal actions --03/05/2018

►More than movies are in focus at Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday night --02/26/2018

►‘Black Panther’ makes a big impact on movie screens and beyond --02/19/2018

►‘We want a new space race,’ says the man behind historic Falcon Heavy launch --02/12/2018

►Get set to cheer skaters, skiers, ice dancers, boarders, bobsledders and other Olympians in South Korea --02/05/2018

►In Cape Town, South Africa, the need for water rationing – and rain -- are urgent --01/29/2018

►The federal government investigated mysterious sky sightings as possible visitors from outer space --01/22/2018

►Annual electronics show introduces the latest amazing, useful and wacky devices --01/15/2018

►Thousands of Americans are reading ‘Fire and Fury,’ a book the president didn’t want us to see --01/08/2018

►The year ahead: These topics and events will be on front pages during 2018 --01/02/2018

►Tech and electronic gifts: See what's new and imaginative for this month’s holidays --12/11/2017

►Sport or shame? President considers whether U.S. hunters can bring home elephant trophies from Africa --12/04/2017

►Drinking deaths and other concerns bring restrictions on college fraternities at four campuses --11/27/2017

►A starting whistle blows this week for holiday shopping online and in stores --11/20/2017

►Get used to cars without drivers because they're starting to roll out of labs and onto streets --11/13/2017

►Congress pushes social media firms to block foreign election mischief on their influential sites --11/06/2017

►‘Reckless, outrageous and undignified:’ 3 Republican senators and an ex-president speak out about Donald Trump --10/30/2017

►New evidence of huge stars colliding long ago excites astronomers --10/23/2017

►‘What Happened:’ Hillary Clinton revisits Campaign ’16 in her book and national tour --10/16/2017

►‘Democracy on the line:’ Supreme Court considers what’s legal when politicians redraw election district maps --10/09/2017

►As Puerto Rico struggles after devastating hurricane, Trump feels backlash about pace of help --10/02/2017

►Another climate change impact: Solidly frozen Alaskan permafrost is thawing --09/25/2017

►Scientists urge changes to ease impact of what flows down the Mississippi River into the Gulf of Mexico --09/18/2017

►Eye-opening new book explores how phones and tablets affect ‘today’s super-connected kids’ --09/11/2017

►As Houston works to recover from hurricane, possible role of climate change is studied --09/04/2017

►New approach for a persistent, costly U.S. challenge: What to do in Afghanistan? --08/28/2017

►Volley of threats between North Korea and U.S. cool down after tense exchanges --08/21/2017

►There goes the sun: Solar eclipse over U.S. next week is a big deal – and not just for astronomers --08/14/2017

►Venezuela is pulled away from democracy as president grabs more power and arrests critics --08/07/2017

►Microchip hand implants for workers are real, not a sci-fi movie --07/31/2017

►Massive split in Antarctic ice shelf draws attention, but not alarm, from glacier experts --07/24/2017

►Newspapers try a new tactic in economic tussle with Google and Facebook --07/17/2017

►President Trump keeps using the news media as a frequent punching bag --07/10/2017

►Crusaders with clout: Tech field billionaires donate big-time to improve U.S. schools --06/26/2017

►Rifle fire at U.S. House baseball practice: Gun debate suddenly is more personal for Congress --06/19/2017

►Not Harvard-worthy after all: Social media missteps are costly for at least 10 high school grads --06/12/2017

►U.S. pullout undercuts global climate agreement aimed at protecting planet --06/05/2017

►History and healing: Civil War generals come off their pedestals in the South --05/29/2017

►Department stores and malls may be an endangered species as more of us shop online --05/22/2017

►Trump dismissal of FBI director James Comey will have long-lasting political and maybe legal fallout --05/15/2017

►‘Smart driving’ apps keep new motorists safety-conscious and keep parents more at ease --05/08/2017

►Symbolic benchmark: President Trump and others look at his first 100 days in office --05/01/2017

►Bleached-out coral, a climate change sign, alarms scientists for a second straight year --04/24/2017

►Reusable rockets save money and are likely to open a new era in space --04/17/2017

►Rhetoric and reality: Coal industry ‘recovery’ may be easier said than done --04/10/2017

►Upcoming repeal of federal Internet privacy safeguards will affect us all --04/03/2017

►Modern dinosaurs? Sears and Kmart, old school retail chains, may be doomed --03/27/2017

►President’s budget starts debate over proposed military boost and deep cuts elsewhere --03/20/2017

►March Madness: Being a college basketball fan can be contagious this time of year --03/13/2017

►'Hidden Figures,' a hit film about NASA pioneers, is entertainment that educates and inspires --03/06/2017

►The president’s team: Six cabinet seats remain empty more than a month after Trump took office --02/27/2017

►A big U.S. employment challenge comes from automation, not just foreign competition --02/20/2017

►High school students value First Amendment safeguards on speech and media, survey shows --02/13/2017

►Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch awaits Senate review and confirmation vote --02/06/2017

►Trump temporarily bans all refugees, plus citizens from 7 nations with Muslim majorities --01/30/2017

►Climate data from 2016 shows need to reduce fossil fuel emissions, experts say --01/23/2017

►Presidential swearing-in: Ceremonies, parade and dancing on a historic Friday in Washington, D.C. --01/16/2017

►Fake news, Part 2: How to be a smart reader who isn’t tricked by viral nonsense --01/09/2017

►Fake news, Part 1: Made-up stories shared widely online can have a real impact, 2016 events show --01/02/2017

►Energy and environment: Tribe wins North Dakota oil pipeline fight -- for now --12/12/2016

►Donald Trump’s media criticisms and provocative tweets push journalists to explore different coverage --12/05/2016

►Fidel Castro, longtime leader of Cuba’s Communist revolution, dies at age 90 in Havana --11/28/2016

►Bargain-hunters will bolt from Thanksgiving tables to catch holiday gift sales --11/21/2016

►These issues and plans are atop Donald Trump’s agenda as our next president prepares to lead --11/14/2016

►Election drama beyond the presidential race: Which party will have a U.S. Senate majority next term? --11/07/2016

►World Series has extra drama as the Cubs and Indians each struggle to end many decades without a championship --10/31/2016

►Election security: Mischief can't sway presidential vote outcome, officials insist --10/24/2016

►New space race: Two companies compete to offer Mars ‘tourism’ flights in coming decades --10/17/2016

►A Nobel Prize salutes scientists who create tiny molecular devices -- ‘the world’s smallest machines’ --10/10/2016

►Washington’s newest museum celebrates African American history and culture --10/03/2016

►Face-to-face: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump spar Monday in the first of three debates --09/26/2016

►Climate change: Rising oceans already have a soggy impact in some coastal U.S. cities --09/19/2016

►Protests on the Plains: Oil pipeline project near Indian reservation spurs demonstrations and legal fight --09/12/2016

►New study of dogs’ brains may change -- or confirm -- your view of their intelligence --09/05/2016

►Evidence of an Earth-like planet sounds like science fiction, but isn’t --08/29/2016

►See what’s fresh in styles, accessories and electronic learning for the new school year --08/22/2016

►Catch ’em all: Pokémon Go is a viral summer craze that keeps growing --08/15/2016

►Two-week drama: Back-and-forth between Donald Trump and heroic soldier’s parents --08/08/2016

►The games begin: World’s top amateur athletes go for Summer Olympics gold in Brazil --08/01/2016

►Hillary Clinton and Sen. Tim Kaine, her ticket mate, are in Democratic convention spotlight this week --07/25/2016

►Republican convention makes Donald Trump’s presidential nomination official this week --07/18/2016

►‘Mega-ships’ can use Panama Canal now, a big time-saver for U.S.-Asia trade --07/11/2016

►British exit: Voters favor quitting the European Union, an economic-political coalition formed 24 years ago --06/27/2016

►‘Net neutrality’ court decision bars ‘fast lanes’ and ‘slow lanes’ for different web content --06/20/2016

►Breakthrough: Hillary Clinton will be the first female major party nominee for U.S. president --06/13/2016

►Muhammad Ali, mourned with sweeping tributes, was much more than a boxing champ --06/06/2016

►Cheaters: Doping crackdown may keep Russian athletes, others out of Olympics --05/30/2016

►President’s week in Asia includes visit to Hiroshima, where atomic warfare began 70 years ago --05/23/2016

►Bathroom choice becomes a focal point for transgender rights backers and opponents --05/16/2016

►On to November: Trump vs. Clinton presidential race appears virtually certain now --05/09/2016

►Modern pioneers: Two Swiss pilots take solar plane around the world without fuel --05/02/2016

►Harriet Tubman will be the new face of $20 bills as paper money gets more diverse --04/25/2016

►Bleached-out coral shows alarming impact of warmer oceans --04/18/2016

►Futuristic vision: Virtual reality headsets take videos, training and gaming to a new level --04/11/2016

►End of an era: Sea World yields to critics of killer whale shows, which will change --04/04/2016

►Supreme Court seat showdown: Republican senators vow to block President Obama’s nominee --03/28/2016

►President Obama visits Havana this week as the next step in closer U.S.-Cuba relations --03/21/2016

►Legal standoff between Apple and FBI involves iPhone privacy and mass shooting investigation --03/14/2016

►Presidential campaign: Republican and Democratic nomination races are lively --03/07/2016

►Uber driver charged in Michigan shootings adds to concerns about the ride service --02/29/2016

►Political showdown: Will the Republican-led Senate let the president fill Supreme Court opening? --02/22/2016

►The pope and the patriarch: Two Christian religions take a step to bridge nearly 1,000 years of separation --02/15/2016

►Undrinkable water in Flint, Mich., is a signal of health risks from old lead pipes in other cities --02/08/2016

►Super Bowl 50: A veteran quarterback (Peyton Manning) and a young star (Cam Newton) face off Sunday --02/01/2016

►All-white acting nominees for movie Oscars revive a national discussion --01/25/2016

►The actor and the fugitive: Sean Penn's Rolling Stone interview with 'El Chapo' has critics --01/18/2016

►Annual tech event showcases amazing, useful and wacky electronic devices --01/11/2016

►The year ahead: Here’s some of what will make front page news during 2016 --01/04/2016

►Protecting the planet: Nations pledge to cut fossil fuels and expand use of cleaner energy --12/14/2015

►New era for U.S. military: Gender no longer blocks women from infantry or other combat roles --12/07/2015

►New way to roll: Motorized balance boards are glitzy, costly and a target of concerns --11/30/2015

►Scary times: More than 30 governors resist federal plans to bring Syrian war refugees --11/23/2015

►Evidence of cheating by Russian athletes could block some from 2016 Olympics --11/16/2015

►Screen time: See what digital media students typically look at and for how long --11/09/2015

►Obama takes new military step to fight ISIS extremist group in Syria --11/02/2015

►Health concerns lead to steady slide in soda drinking by U.S. students and adults --10/26/2015

►Why the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal is a big deal for our country --10/19/2015

►‘The Martian’ movie and a real-life NASA discovery put Mars in the news --10/12/2015

►Injury risks and slipping interest reshape high school football’s status in some districts --10/05/2015

►VW trickery on exhaust tests creates a cloud over all ‘clean diesel’ vehicles --09/28/2015

►Inspiring guest: Pope Francis begins six-day U.S. visit Tuesday --09/21/2015

►Queen Elizabeth's 63 years as Great Britain's monarch set a historic record --09/14/2015

►Searching for safety: Hundreds of thousands make historic European migration from war zones --09/07/2015

►Backlash: Presidential hopeful Donald Trump antagonizes Hispanic voters and media --08/31/2015

►Barrier falls: First female Army Rangers show that strength comes in both genders --08/24/2015

►In the forecast: Extra warmth and wetness from a strong ‘El Nino’ weather pattern --08/17/2015

►Jon Stewart, a TV funnyman with a serious edge, earns wide praise as 16-year run ends --08/10/2015

►Is it a movie or real life? Learning the difference is entertaining -- and educational --08/03/2015

►Biochemist’s sexist remarks at science conference shine attention on gender bias in labs --07/27/2015

►Distant frontier: Nine-year trip to Pluto delivers historic photos and data --07/20/2015

►Millennial generation dominates America’s population, new figures show --07/13/2015

►Flag lowering: S.C. church attack widens opposition to Confederate symbol --06/29/2015

►‘Jurassic World:’ Hit film feeds interest in dinosaurs, but be careful what you believe --06/22/2015

►U.S. team chances remain alive in women's World Cup matches --06/15/2015

►Massive bribe charges rock world soccer federation, unseating its leader --06/08/2015

►Hacked: Online thieves embarrass U.S. agency by swiping data for 104,000 taxpayers --06/01/2015

►See why the Twitter newcomer behind @POTUS is ‘a big deal’ --05/25/2015

►Expect a cooler and wetter summer because of the 'El Nino' weather pattern --05/18/2015

►New electricity source: Carmaker develops batteries strong enough to power homes --05/11/2015

►Baltimore works to address tensions over a man’s death in police custody --05/04/2015

►Cosmic discoveries: NASA marks 25 years of Hubble Space Telescope payoffs --04/27/2015

►President Obama brings us closer to restoring ties with Cuba --04/20/2015

►A mighty beast deserves to get back the name Brontosaurus, scientists say --04/13/2015

►Outcry over ‘religious freedom’ law in Indiana prompts a quick change --04/06/2015

►Crusade calls for changing $20 bills to add first woman on U.S. paper currency --03/30/2015

►Israel votes to keep its prime minister, whose campaign tactics strain relations with U.S. --03/23/2015

►How Hillary Clinton got in email trouble and why it matters --03/16/2015

►1.1 billion young people risk hearing loss from loud music --03/09/2015

►Cartoon-like emojis soon will look as diverse as their text messaging users around the world --03/02/2015

►Oceans at risk: Overfishing, other threats endanger a critical resource --02/23/2015

►Career setback for NBC anchor Brian Williams: Memory slip or deliberate war coverage fibs? --02/16/2015

►As measles outbreaks grow, Americans discuss parental rights vs. community safety --02/09/2015

►If you crave pizza right now, this nutrition news may not seem tasty --02/02/2015

►Super Bowl brings Seahawks-Patriots showdown -- and an 'ad bowl' --01/26/2015

►Jury-picking is under way in Boston Marathon deadly bombing trial --01/19/2015

►Keystone XL Pipeline debate involves oil, safety, energy policy and – mainly – politics --01/12/2015

►2015 news agenda: Here's some of what we'll see this year --01/05/2015

►Holiday tech gifts include new phone gadgets, app-driven robot, LEGO Technic, Skylanders tablet game --12/15/2014

►Police body cameras are pushed in wake of deaths sparking protests across U.S. --12/08/2014

►Calorie totals are coming to vending machines, popcorn counters and restaurants so we can eat smarter --12/01/2014

►Here comes the holiday shopping frenzy – with resistance to Thanksgiving Day sales --11/24/2014

►Why you hear about ‘net neutrality’ and how its affects you --11/17/2014

►Why ‘net neutrality’ is in the news and how it affects you --11/17/2014

►Space place crash makes trips by 'tourist' astronauts seem further out there --11/10/2014

►Here’s why midterm elections Tuesday in all states are important --11/03/2014

►Cable TV and dish antennas lose popularity as digital streaming expands --10/27/2014

►Federal response to Ebola grows as missteps spread concern --10/20/2014

►Video games can lift young players’ mood and social skills if not used excessively, new study suggests --10/13/2014

►University of Michigan football controversy renews focus on concussion risks --10/06/2014

►Millions of miles from Earth, a U.S. spacecraft orbits Mars to explore its atmosphere --09/29/2014

►Auto racing goes green: Battery-powered cars reach 140 mph in new Formula E series --09/22/2014

►Videogame ‘athletes:’ Are you college scholarship material? --09/15/2014

►Meet an extinct beast: Newly identified dinosaur had a 37-foot neck, 30-foot tail --09/08/2014

►E-cigarettes prompt new health concerns about young users, targeted with ads and flavors --09/01/2014

►Strong arm: Mo’ne Davis, 13, becomes a national baseball star with her blazing fastball --08/25/2014

►Fatal police shooting of unarmed teen focuses national attention on Ferguson, Missouri --08/18/2014

►NBA turning point: San Antonio Spurs hire Becky Hammon as assistant coach --08/11/2014

►Stay out of tanning booths and limit outdoor sun exposure, the government warns --08/04/2014

►Federal agency warns about health risk of Alert Energy and other pure caffeine products --07/28/2014

►Israeli response to missiles from Gaza spurs debate over media fairness and balance --07/21/2014

►This only sounds like science fiction: Driverless cars roll closer to reality --07/14/2014

►Surprise: Some Facebook users were in an experiment they didn’t know about --07/07/2014

►New twist in Washington Redskins team name controversy: Trademark status is at risk --06/23/2014

►New federal student loan break puts an income-based lid on monthly payments --06/16/2014

►Uneasy homecoming: Controversies accompany U.S. soldier’s release by Taliban in Afghanistan --06/09/2014

►Michelle Obama, speaking as a mom and as first lady, defends school nutrition rules --06/02/2014

►Computer coding gains status as a vital part of education, even in some elementary schools --05/26/2014

►Leisure time book reading isn’t a joy for most teens, study shows --05/19/2014

►Polio, a nearly eliminated childhood disease, poses new risks in some nations overseas --05/12/2014

►Nature’s fury: Tornadoes reshape landscape and lives across the South --05/05/2014

►Eyes in the sky might help spot looming sinkhole risks on the ground --04/28/2014

►‘Boston Strong’ spirit and strict security mark Monday marathon, shadowed by 2013 blasts --04/21/2014

►E-cigarettes spark discussions about health benefits and teen use --04/14/2014

►Safety campaign combats distracted driving with dramatic ad, new website and #justdrive tag --04/07/2014

►White House posts climate change details at new website as part of push for action --03/31/2014

►Even President Obama is caught up in the NCAA basketball tournament’s March Madness --03/24/2014

►‘Cosmos’ science series on TV aims to show how ‘we’re all connected’ --03/17/2014

►Sweeping changes will make the SAT more relevant and useful, College Board says --03/10/2014

►‘My Brother’s Keeper’ is Obama’s name for effort to help at-risk young men --03/03/2014

►This season of wicked weather brings above-normal ice coverage on all Great Lakes --02/24/2014

►Warm days make the last week of Olympic action in Russia seem like the Spring Games --02/17/2014

►Major drugstore chain will stop selling tobacco items as improper for a health retailer --02/10/2014

►Get set to cheer skaters, skiers, boarders, bobsledders and other Olympians in Sochi --02/03/2014

►Super Bowl brings Seahawks-Broncos showdown outdoors in winter weather --01/27/2014

►Outcry in New Jersey: Gov. Chris Christie is in a jam over bridge traffic jams --01/20/2014

►Martin Luther King Day next Monday honors his civil rights leadership --01/13/2014

►Preview of upcoming tech products: New gaming system, 'smart clothing,' combo laptop-tablet --01/06/2014

►GM’s new female leader shows 'women they are valued and they have a shot' at promotions --12/16/2013

►Worldwide tributes honor Nelson Mandela, who rose from prisoner to president in South Africa --12/09/2013

►Ancient comet that circled the sun could create a bright sky show here --12/02/2013

►Dine and dash to mall on Thanksgiving? More stores will open before pumpkin pie is served --11/25/2013

►This week marks 50 years since President John F. Kennedy’s assassination --11/18/2013

►Even 24-year-old big guys can be bullied, Miami Dolphins player scandal shows --11/11/2013

►Concussion risks for teen athletes raise concerns and draw closer attention --11/04/2013

►Federal health care website snags turn into hot political issue --10/28/2013

►Major League Baseball’s best: Red Sox and Cardinals face off in World Series --10/21/2013

►Teen author and education crusader from Pakistan earns wider respect in U.S. visit --10/14/2013

►Standoff: Political showdown between president and Republicans in Congress is felt nationwide --10/07/2013

►Climate scientists urge actions to ease risks from continued warming, higher ocean levels --09/30/2013

►Voyager, a U.S. spacecraft on an epic journey, is first to leave our solar system --09/23/2013

►Scary ads help thousands quit smoking --09/16/2013

►Spy agencies defeat Internet encryption --09/09/2013

►Tablets and smart phones gain wider roles as classroom learning tools --09/02/2013

►New cable news network – Al Jazeera America – adds diversity to media --08/26/2013

►Close call in Florida shows the power and danger of sinkholes opening on unstable ground --08/19/2013

►Sale of Washington Post to Amazon founder reflects newspaper industry changes --08/12/2013

►Yankees star Alex Rodriguez is suspended through 2014 by Major League Baseball --08/05/2013

►A royal prince is born into a life of castles, glamour, wealth and ceremony --07/29/2013

►Rolling Stone cover photo of accused Boston bomber provokes wide criticism --07/22/2013

►Not guilty verdict in Trayvon Martin case draws strong reactions --07/15/2013

►Supreme Court tosses out part of the Voting Rights Act, adopted in an earlier racial climate --07/08/2013

►Doctors call energy drink pitches aimed at youngsters a bad idea --06/24/2013

►Fresh population figures show the changing face of America --06/17/2013

►U.S. scrutiny of online communication and calls stirs debate over snooping vs. security --06/10/2013

►Facebook draws the line: Hateful, nasty posts about women are out of bounds --06/03/2013

►Summer brings movie lineup of superheroes, zombies, sci-fi and comedies --05/27/2013

►Federal safety board urges tougher drinking-and-driving cutoff limit to match other nations --05/20/2013

►Northeast braces for noisy invasion: Flying cicada bugs return after hiding for 17 years --05/13/2013

►U.S. military prison at Guantanamo, Cuba, remains a tricky problem for President Obama --05/06/2013

►Doctors warn about serious health risks from 'The Cinnamon Challenge' video craze --04/29/2013

►Earth Day on April 22 focuses attention on how we can protect the natural environment --04/22/2013

►Thousands of past players take on the National Football League over brain injuries --04/15/2013

►North Korean missile threats create concern and U.S. show of military force --04/08/2013

►South Africa reflects on the huge legacy of Nelson Mandela, hospitalized at 94 --04/01/2013

►They come from space: NASA seeks money to spot and deflect risks from large asteroids --03/25/2013

►This 'March Madness' basketball tournament season is special – the 75th in history --03/18/2013

►Coming soon to your screen: Facebook changes its news feed to give users more content choices --03/11/2013

►New era in space: Private company launches resupply mission to orbital station --03/04/2013

►Studies of TV viewing in childhood show impact and suggest content matters --02/25/2013

►Nominees for Academy Awards next Sunday include 9-year-old girl in her first movie --02/18/2013

►Doctors wave caution flag on teen use of Monster, Rockstar, Red Bull or other energy drinks --02/11/2013

►This could be the year for a new policy dealing with illegal immigrants, Obama and senators suggest --02/04/2013

►Super Bowl sidelights: Brother vs. brother, Alicia Keys, New Orleans pride, Psy, Beyonce --01/28/2013

►Coca-Cola works to look like an ally, not a villain, in the national fight against obesity --01/21/2013

►Glitzy electronics show unveils next generation of cool gadgets --01/14/2013

►Federal school lunch rules are notched back after outcry from students and adults --01/07/2013

►Year in review: Election, Olympics, superstorm, iPhone 5 and 'Gangnam Style' are among news highlights --12/17/2012

►Brain injury risks from hard hits affect varsity players as well as pros, new study shows --12/10/2012

►Egypt's tense transition to democracy: Mass protests fill capital's main square --12/03/2012

►Hot for the holidays: Wii U, updated Lazer Tag and tablet computers for students --11/26/2012

►It's time to deck the malls with crowds of shoppers – even on Thanksgiving night --11/19/2012

►Close look at voters' choices for president reflect changes in U.S. population --11/12/2012

►It's time for the most important voices of Election 2012 – voters in every state --11/05/2012

►Steady rise in cheerleading injuries leads doctors to urge elevating it to athletic team status --10/29/2012

►Romney and Obama compete for support from women, seen as a key to victory Nov. 6 --10/22/2012

►Does race have a place in college entry decisions? Supreme Court will decide --10/15/2012

►TV newscaster becomes anti-bullying model with reply to mean email about her weight --10/08/2012

►Live from three campuses in October: Obama and Romney will debate who should lead us --10/01/2012

►Morning lunchtime at some schools feeds gripes by students and parents --09/24/2012

►Constitution Day honors timeless principles that have guided America for 225 years --09/17/2012

►Social media analysis shows 'digital gap' between presidential rivals Romney and Obama --09/10/2012

►Health departments mobilize against mosquito-carried West Nile virus, more widespread than usual --09/03/2012

►Mars mission starts with vivid scenes of planet's surface and a test drive of the Curiosity rover --08/27/2012

►State voter ID proposals spark debate: Election safeguards or needless obstacles? --08/20/2012

►White House campaign gains final candidate: Paul Ryan, the Republican vice-presidential pick --08/13/2012

►U.S. swimmers, gymnasts and others boost national pride along with winning Olympic gold --08/06/2012

►Voters react to tough sparring by Romney and Obama in presidential campaign --07/30/2012

►Thousands of world's top athletes are in London as Summer Olympics start this week --07/23/2012

►NASA video and app build excitement about tricky spacecraft landing on Mars --07/16/2012

►History comes alive in War of 1812 bicentennial events this summer at forts, harbors and battle sites --07/09/2012

►'Brave' stars a screen princess who's ready to brawl, not dance at a dress-up ball --06/25/2012

►New limits on Pop Warner football tackling, blocking drills are response to concussion risks --06/18/2012

►Lawmakers, police scramble to control risky drug substitutes called Spice, K2 and bath salts --06/11/2012

►New York moves to limit soda sizes as anti-obesity step, prompting criticism of ‘nanny mayor’ --06/04/2012

►End of school year brings real-life economic lessons as students look for summer jobs --05/28/2012

►Population turning point: Nonwhite parents account for more than half of recent U.S. births --05/21/2012

►Changing views on same-sex marriage, including Obama's, suggest faster pace of social change --05/14/2012

►Does the 'tanning mom' have 'tanorexia'? --05/07/2012

►1 in 2 new college graduates are jobless or underemployed --04/30/2012

►In three months, the world's top amateur athletes compete at the Summer Olympics --04/23/2012

►Earth Day on April 22 brings reminders of how we can protect the natural environment --04/16/2012

►Titanic saga still has strong grip a century after the luxury liner sank on its first voyage --04/09/2012

►'Bully' film sparks national dialogue with in-your-face reality of harmed students and families --04/02/2012

►'Etch A Sketch' remark by Romney campaign aide draws an image that's hard to erase --03/26/2012

►'Ladies and gentlemen, let the 74th Hunger Games begin' on screens this week --03/19/2012

►With 68 teams picked, March Madness will bounce through the rest of this month --03/12/2012

►Republicans who want to be president compete for big bounty on Super Tuesday --03/05/2012

►President pushes Privacy Bill of Rights to let us protect online information --02/27/2012

►Sudden basketball star Jeremy Lin 'is a good example to kids,' Kobe Bryant says --02/20/2012

►New study confirms drop in TV viewing by younger audience members --02/13/2012

►User survey confirms Facebook's appeal as it nears big milepost: first stock sale --02/06/2012

►Super Bowl brings Giants-Patriots rematch and a first-time boost for Indianapolis --01/30/2012

►Congress retreats from Internet piracy bills after fierce outcry --01/23/2012

►Be polite and safe: Stash your phone while walking or during other activities --01/16/2012

►Tech newcomers of 2012 are introduced this week at Consumer Electronics Show --01/09/2012

►Ready, set, caucus: Iowa Republicans make first voter decisions of 2012 presidential campaign --01/02/2012

►Person of the Year and other 2011 'best' lists are out: Let the debates begin --12/19/2011

►Pick cereal that's less sugary than cookies or a Twinkie, health advisers suggest --12/12/2011

►No shot in the arm: Are parents wise or unwise to opt out of vaccines? --12/05/2011

►Anxious retailers and shoppers create Black Friday frenzy --11/28/2011

►School bullying claims more victims --11/21/2011

►Presidential campaign debates show Republicans' differences and one hopeful's forgetfulness --11/14/2011

►Dad's videotaped rage spurs discussion of when physical punishment is abuse --11/07/2011

►President's college loan relief plan spurs debate: Fair or too generous? --10/31/2011

►Where the wild things are: Ohio scare focuses attention on large, fierce animals kept as pets --10/24/2011

►Peanut allergy experiments bring hope for those who must avoid risky foods --10/17/2011

►Was media coverage of 'Occupy Wall Street' blacked out, or did it just evolve? --10/10/2011

►Where do Americans mostly turn for local news? It depends on what we want to know, study shows --10/03/2011

►Postal Service rescue ideas include weekday-only 'snail mail' and fewer post offices --09/26/2011

►Government wants tighter online privacy safeguards for pre-teens --09/19/2011

►Clues sent by Mars 'dune buggy' excite NASA scientists --09/12/2011

►10th anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks brings ceremonies and discussions nationwide this week --09/05/2011

►Hurricane Irene, even while weakening, prompts storm of intense coverage --08/29/2011

►Dictionary update shows how English evolves to include woot, noob and upcycle --08/22/2011

►Former Michigan factory worker named U.S. poet laureate --08/15/2011

►The deficit, the debt, downgraded credit rating -- It's complicated! --08/08/2011

►Bill Gates' charity project focuses on new types of toilets for Third World health --08/01/2011

►Borders chain failure is tied partly to how we read and buy books now --07/25/2011

►Harry Potter fans jam theaters for lavishly praised 'Deathly Hallows, Part 2' --07/18/2011

►Phone-hacking British tabloid newspaper becomes too sensational to survive spreading scandal --07/11/2011

►Upcoming shuttle launch closes a 34-year chapter of U.S. space exploration --06/27/2011

►Droopy drawers bring athlete's arrest and new discussion of hot-button topics --06/20/2011

►Facebook's new face-recognition ability goes too far, critics say --06/13/2011

►Health researchers send a cellphone message for everyone: There may be a cancer risk --06/06/2011

►Job-hunting remains a challenge, even for new college graduates --05/30/2011

►Ronald McDonald -- friend or foe? Depends who's asked --05/23/2011

►Rising water uproots rural Louisiana residents in Mississippi River drama that will continue --05/16/2011

►World Press Freedom Day highlights journalists' struggles --05/09/2011

►World reacts to the death of bin Laden --05/02/2011

►We're invited to (watch) a young British couple's wedding blowout --04/25/2011

►Can the U.S. afford to keep borrowing more? The answer is trickier than you may think --04/18/2011

►Congress eases back from edge of shutdown -- stay tuned to budget action this week --04/11/2011

►Teen sexting creates tricky issues for law enforcers and lawmakers --04/04/2011

►Census results reshape election districts in 'game of musical chairs' that unseats some politicians --03/28/2011

►March Madness, supersized, heads toward 'Sweet 16' games this week --03/21/2011

►Quakes, tsunami, nuclear crises: Japan's nightmare deepens --03/14/2011

►Even distasteful military funeral protesters have free speech rights, Supreme Court affirms --03/07/2011

►Worker protests against Wisconsin governor bring comparisons that stretch to Mideast --02/28/2011

►Borders store closings across U.S. show impact of books and music moving from shelves to screens --02/21/2011

►Intense media spotlight keeps global eyes on Egypt at critical time --02/14/2011

►In-depth TV news reports from Egypt by Al Jezeera earn wider respect for Arab network --02/07/2011

►Egypt protests create historic turning point for Mideast and Arab neighbors --01/31/2011

►Answer: A computer that beat two humans at Jeopardy!
Question: What is Watson? --01/24/2011

►Tucson shootings, though not linked directly to vitriol, bring calls to keep debates civil --01/17/2011

►Word change in Mark Twain books revives debate about literature, language, race --01/10/2011

►2011 preview: Headlines will include these singers, actors, politicians and events --01/03/2011

►More holiday greetings are sent with clicks, not stamps --12/20/2010

►Xbox Kinect is a hot holiday gift; new games also aim at Wii and PS3 players --12/13/2010

►Secrets spilled by WikiLeaks pose openness vs. ethics questions --12/06/2010

►Tired of all the holiday shopping hype? But wait, there's more! --11/29/2010

►Royal romance: Prince William wedding plans touch emotions beyond Britain --11/22/2010

►Study of high school students links heavy texting and harmful behaviors --11/15/2010

► California city aims at Happy Meals in nutrition push: 'Food cops' or health defenders? --11/08/2010

►Election outcomes this week will shape national, state and local policies --11/01/2010

►Obama takes science education message to Mythbusters show on TV - and that's a proven fact --10/25/2010

►Gap chain returns to square one, literally, after howls over logo switch --10/18/2010

►More obese teens are turning to a radical stomach surgery --10/11/2010

►Rutgers student's suicide again spotlights the consequences of cyberbullying --10/04/2010

►Facebook status updates -- in theaters, on Oprah, on richest Americans list --09/27/2010

►Concussions among young basketball players show dramatic increase --09/20/2010

►Even some media insiders feel 'hijacked' by pastor's Koran-burning threat --09/13/2010

►Hearing-loss message is clear: Dial down the volume --09/06/2010

►Debate over Islamic mosque near ground zero shows sensitivity of words --08/30/2010

►Christian or Muslim? President's faith is fuzzy to a growing share of Americans --08/23/2010

►Tech tools are cool for school, students and educators agree --08/16/2010

►Turning a page: E-books move from margin to mainstream --08/09/2010

►What online 'facts' can you trust? Don't let Google be your guide to credibility --08/02/2010

►Turning point for Arizona immigration law is watched nationwide --07/26/2010

►Mega-food trend continues with the debut of a foot-long cheeseburger --07/19/2010

►Add your scenes to 'Life in a Day' documentary -- new YouTube project --07/12/2010

►Is cheerleading a sport? A court in Connecticut hears arguments --06/28/2010

►Today's news is delivered on YouTube by mainstream media and consumers like you --06/21/2010

►Month-long World Cup matches put soccer, the most popular sport, on screens everywhere --06/14/2010

►Baseball umpire's imperfect call brings home winning examples of sportsmanship --06/07/2010

►Landlines, emails and even voice calls are losers in personal communication revolution --05/31/2010

►Final shuttle landing this week ends a manned space flight era --05/24/2010

►Impact of Gulf of Mexico oil blowout widens as it flows into second month --05/17/2010

►The world's a-Twitter. But for teens? Not so much --05/10/2010

►Arizona law creates 'citizenship police' and amplifies immigration debate --05/03/2010

►Volcano and oil rig sinking have impact that can be severe and widespread --04/26/2010

►Earth Day 2010 marks 40 years of work to assure cleaner air, water, land --04/19/2010

►'Sexting' is lewd and crude -- but should it be a felony crime? --04/12/2010

►Tragic bullying lesson: Harassment and a lack of help results in death and criminal charges --04/05/2010

►Winning continues off the field for female athletes, new studies show --03/29/2010

►Census results will help shape our communities for the next 10 years --03/22/2010

►One sport, 65 teams, no medals: NCAA Tournament is the Olympics of college basketball --03/15/2010

►Paralympic Games showcase athletes with extraordinary abilities --03/08/2010

►Damage spreads when writers use the Net to plagiarize --03/01/2010

►Common sense and caution are vital to separate online 'news' facts from fakery --02/22/2010

►'Let's Move' to shape up and combat childhood obesity, Michelle Obama urges --02/15/2010

►Winter Olympics showcase skills, speed on snow and ice --02/08/2010

►Super Bowl swells 'fan' ranks this Sunday -- and not just for football --02/01/2010

►Apple presents next must-have device: hand-held tablet --01/25/2010

►Digital outreach and social media help Haiti earthquake survivors --01/18/2010

►Electronics event unveils next-gen TVs, games, phones, ear buds, other tech updates --01/11/2010

►Air terrorism close call spurs urgent U.S. security reviews --01/04/2010

►Media and news consumers pick most important events of 2009 --12/21/2009

►E-reader choices widen appeal of magazines, books, school texts in new format --12/14/2009

►World leaders meet in Denmark to focus on global warming responses --12/07/2009

►In-store sales inch up as Internet sales surge --11/30/2009

►Devoted Twilighters celebrate New Moon, the movie --11/23/2009

►Nearly half of teens admit to texting while driving --11/16/2009

►Veterans Day has somber new reminder of military losses at Fort Hood --11/09/2009

►White House and Fox News dispute what's fair, what's foul --11/02/2009

►TV shows set an example of volunteer service in new crusade --10/26/2009

►'Balloon Boy' saga raises questions about parents -- and news media --10/19/2009

►Obama's Nobel prize stirs up intense reactions --10/12/2009

►Fearful parents wary of swine flu vaccine --10/05/2009

►Twitter opens new two-way path for journalists to report and receive news --09/28/2009

►3 prominent adults break behavior rules: Show respect, don't interrupt --09/21/2009

►Constitution Day honors the document that defines who we are --09/14/2009

►President's video lesson for students also teaches about politics --09/07/2009

►Back-to-school list: Tissues, hand sanitizer, H1N1 flu shot --08/31/2009

►Wireless eReaders bring opportunities and optimism to newspapers --08/24/2009

►Driver's Ed lesson for all ages: Txting + Vehicles = Unsafe --08/17/2009

►Woodstock 40th anniversary: '3 days of peace and music' still echo --08/10/2009

►Harvard professor's arrest sharpens the focus on race relations --08/03/2009

►New dictionary shows our changing vocabulary 'footprint' (noun - impact) --07/27/2009

►'One small step' onto the moon in 1969 still stands as a giant leap --07/20/2009

►Will Pottermania fade in the Twilight era? --07/13/2009

►Readers and journalists groan under a glut of celebrity news --06/29/2009

►'Citizen journalists' help Iran protest news get past government restrictions --06/22/2009

►GM, Chrysler roll in new directions without hundreds of dealers --06/15/2009

►Old-school TV stations finish switch to digital era this week --06/08/2009

►Historic Supreme Court nominee heads to Senate hearings --06/01/2009

►Facebook show and tell can sabotage college admission --05/25/2009

►Hubble Telescope repaired by ultimate geek squad: NASA crew --05/18/2009

►Job opening, experience required: U.S. Supreme Court justice --05/11/2009

►Flu jitters shut schools, spread concern and mobilize health officials --05/04/2009

►Online videos draw more eyes as content keeps expanding -- and making news --04/27/2009

►Earth Day brings reminders of progress -- and environmental challenges --04/20/2009

►National TV Turnoff encourages plugging into other activities --04/13/2009

►Facebook and Twitter show how social networking is changing the Net and communication --04/06/2009

►Earth Hour's environmental message was seen in the dark --03/30/2009

►First Family plants vegetable garden at a greener White House --03/23/2009

►Game on: Follow the college basketball thrills of March Madness --03/16/2009

►Daily papers cope with challenges to avoid being an endangered species --03/09/2009

►Pentagon opens fallen soldiers' homecoming ceremonies to media --03/02/2009

►Chris Brown-Rihanna fight shines light on dating dangers --02/23/2009

►Peanut safety scare raises wider concerns about our food --02/16/2009

►Obama era reopens questions about value of Black History Month --02/09/2009

►Wikipedia tries to step closer to slippery goal: trust in its accuracy --02/02/2009

►Pain in print: Major newspapers fight for survival --01/26/2009

►Inaugural ceremony, celebrations open new era in Washington, D.C. --01/19/2009

►The Auto Show goes on in Detroit -- with signs of changing times --01/12/2009

►'Maverick', 'Green' and 'Bailout' top the list of words banished for overuse in 2008 --01/05/2009

►Look ahead to headline topics for 2009 --12/22/2008

►Have yourself a thrifty little Christmas -- with priceless memories --12/15/2008

►Economic recession becomes official -- if any doubt existed --12/08/2008

►Troubled U.S. car companies ask for federal help --12/01/2008

►More fear than cheer for retailers this holiday season --11/24/2008

►'Mom-in-Chief' Michelle Obama brings fresh approach to new era at White House --11/17/2008

►More than presidency will change with young family in White House --11/10/2008

►Election '08: Voters write historic chapter by electing African American president --11/03/2008

►Americans prepare for election sure to be historic --10/27/2008

►Good grade rewards from schools: Bonus or bribe? --10/20/2008

►Wall Street roller coaster keeps U.S. on scary ride --10/13/2008

►iReport reminds us: Don't believe everything you read online --10/06/2008

►Blog boom enlivens media landscape --09/29/2008

►Tragic lesson: ppl shudnt txt n drive --09/22/2008

►New super collider has huge WOW factor - and a 'Big Bang' --09/15/2008

►Teen pregnancy issue hits home for national candidate --09/08/2008

►Live from St. Paul: Meet the Republican ticket --09/01/2008

►Partying and politics: Democrats nominate Obama for president --08/25/2008

►Need vs. want: First test of school year is what to buy --08/18/2008

►Olympic stars of Summer '08 shine in Beijing --08/11/2008

►Our language flexes and stretches, dictionary update shows --08/04/2008

►Cell phone companies value teens as a 'golden' market --07/28/2008

►Some environment 'news' can pollute your brain --07/21/2008

►On your mark, get set . . . for the Summer Olympics --07/14/2008

►Gulp 'n go light breakfast may backfire with weight gain --07/07/2008

►Look where some teens get alcoholic drinks --06/30/2008

►Mars discovery brings out of this world excitement --06/23/2008

►Click to play: Online videos attract viewers of all ages --06/16/2008

►Summer fun goal: Fewer trips to gas pump --06/09/2008

►Bloggers may get a health boost, researchers say --06/02/2008

►Is there a learning gap between boys and girls in school? --05/26/2008

►:-( TXT TLK uncool 4 skul --05/19/2008

►Do we need government 'baby-sitters' for health? --05/12/2008

►New game draws familiar fire: Grand Theft Auto series targeted again --05/05/2008

►World Press Freedom Day spotlights an essential right --04/28/2008

►Earth Day brings reminders of environmental gains and challenges --04/21/2008

►Scrabble F-U-N turns into F-I-G-H-T over Facebook version --04/14/2008

►British magazines draw flak over 'enhanced' photos that give models 'perfect' bodies --04/07/2008

►Cyber censors block web news and videos in some nations --03/30/2008

►Lights will go dark during Earth Hour this Saturday --03/24/2008

►Online gender gap separates girls (No. 1) from boys in three areas --03/17/2008

►For many music fans, CDs are so last century --03/10/2008

►'Superdelegates' could swing Clinton-Obama campaign outcome --03/03/2008

►Huge beef recall raises issues of food safety and animal care --02/25/2008

►Fans have new ways to catch March Madness online --02/18/2008

►World health experts launch anti-smoking crusade --02/11/2008

►MySpace spreads in new directions to stay ahead of Facebook --02/04/2008

►24 states vote for presidential candidates Feb. 5 on Super Tuesday --01/28/2008

►Detroit Auto Show plugs in next-generation cars --01/21/2008

►New 'geek gear' unveiled at two electronics shows --01/14/2008

►You'll see news from these cities during 2008 --01/07/2008

►Iowa, New Hampshire are presidential campaign year launch pads --12/31/2007

►W00t's up! Gaming word goes mainstream --12/17/2007

►Popular new items spice holiday gift season --12/10/2007

►Planet's environment is focus of global climate conference --12/03/2007

►Online tracking by marketers draws federal attention --11/26/2007

►Ready, set, shop: Holiday sprint starts this week --11/19/2007

►TV and film writers strike over pay for video streaming and downloads --11/12/2007

►Martial law crackdown in Pakistan creates concern in U.S. --11/05/2007

►Southern California wildfires affect families, animals, economy --10/29/2007

►'Superbug' germ provokes concern and cleanups --10/22/2007

►Illegal music downloads bring huge penalty --10/15/2007

►Freedom of Speech Week is timely reminder of democracy at work --10/08/2007

►YouTube gets more competition as online videos expand --10/01/2007

►Kid Nation TV show provokes ethical and quality criticisms --09/24/2007

►Law for teen drivers spreads around U.S.: Keep hands on wheel, off phone --09/17/2007

►IPhone price cut: iRate owners, iSorry Apple --09/10/2007

►10 years later, Diana still reigns as "Princess of Sales" --09/03/2007

►Billions of water bottles create environmental concerns --08/27/2007

►Toy recalls expand concern about 'Made in China' items --08/20/2007

►With teacher aboard, space shuttle is an orbiting classroom --08/13/2007

►Sports scandals test fans’ faith this summer --08/06/2007

►Woo-hoo! The Simpsons play on a larger screen --07/30/2007

►Marketers limit 'junk food' commercials aimed at kids --07/23/2007

►Superstar David Beckham's arrival gives soccer a boost in the U.S. --07/16/2007

►Get set for new Harry Potter adventures in print and on screen --07/09/2007

►Live Earth concerts will spread awareness of global warming --06/25/2007

►Online privacy gets new test from Google cameras --06/18/2007

►Apple's long-awaited iPhone debuts June 29 --06/11/2007

►Movie rating change aims at shielding young viewers from smoking scenes --06/04/2007

►Wireless company name change shows importance of 'branding' --05/28/2007

►Top online search engine gets more convenient --05/21/2007

►Tougher vehicle mileage rules gain new life --05/14/2007

►The battle of the bulb: fluorescents vs incandescents --05/07/2007

►Limits on TV violence gain momentum in Washington --04/30/2007

►Earth Day is reminder of environmental gains and goals --04/23/2007

►Radio insults by Don Imus provoke national dialogue --04/16/2007

►Publishers struggle to control online reader comments --04/09/2007

►President and Congress clash over Justice Department dismissals --04/02/2007

►Pet-food poisoning case outrages -- and scares -- pet owners across North America --03/26/2007

►College basketball fans are swept up by March Madness --03/19/2007

►Military hospital conditions provoke anger and action --03/12/2007

►Nutrition proposals reopen 'diet police' debate --03/05/2007

►New tactics for old tool: Headlines get Web-savvy rewrites --02/26/2007

►TV violence critics urge federal limits on gore and gunplay --02/19/2007

►Do new laws regulate our lives too much? --02/12/2007

►Presidential campaign gets an early, crowded start --02/05/2007

►Super Bowl entertains, sells and fills screens this week --01/29/2007

►Camera phones change news-gathering --01/22/2007

►Electronics makers show off new phones, TVs, players, other 'toys' --01/15/2007

►Detroit auto show previews cars of the future --01/08/2007

►Pro video gaming earns TV coverage --01/01/2007

►Holiday countdown: Make a list, check it twice . . . --12/18/2006

►New weapons are deployed in battle against junk e-mail --12/11/2006

►Newspapers expand role to keep pace with changing times --12/04/2006

►Cyber Monday kicks off the online holiday shopping season --11/27/2006

►Get ready, get set . . . for the holidays --11/20/2006

►Look what’s cooking: A better food oil --11/13/2006

►U.S. elections are this week's hottest topic --11/06/2006

►New-generation video game players land soon --10/30/2006

►World Series makes everyone a baseball fan --10/23/2006

►Time capsule for our age goes digital --10/16/2006

►New Internet gambling law reflects growing concern --10/09/2006

►Spinach scare draws attention to food safety --10/02/2006

►Baseball steroids case raises First Amendment issues --09/25/2006

►Constitution Day celebrates enduring American principles --09/18/2006

►9/11 anniversary tugs emotions, feeds debates --09/11/2006

►New CBS anchor makes TV news history --09/06/2006

►U.S. Open fashions create buzz beyond tennis fans --09/04/2006

►Online short videos grab huge audience for YouTube --08/28/2006

►Security jitters revive ethnic profiling concerns --08/21/2006

►Terror plot brings new air travel fears --08/14/2006

►U.S. voters pick candidates for November ballots --08/07/2006

►Sizzling summer draws attention to global warming trend --07/31/2006

►Blogs have wider impact as an information source --07/24/2006

►MySpace surge shows social networking popularity --07/17/2006

►Push grows for ethanol as alternative vehicle fuel --07/10/2006

►Whale hunting: Culture vs. Conservation --06/26/2006

►Journalists' expulsion from Guantanamo renews debate over government secrecy --06/19/2006

►Government asks restaurants to help in the fight against obesity --06/12/2006

►Smoking bans reach Canada, Kenya, China --06/05/2006

►Baseball copes with Barry Bonds and the stigma of steroids --05/29/2006

►Explore the meaning of Memorial Day through news stories --05/22/2006

►Newspaper editorials slam the government's phone snooping --05/15/2006

►Sugary soft drinks won’t be sold in schools --05/08/2006

►Gasoline price surge rocks families, economy and politics --05/01/2006

►Movie downloads are latest entertainment advance --04/24/2006

►Mumps epidemic hits the Midwest --04/17/2006

►New 9/11 movie scrapes sensitivities --04/10/2006

►U.S. immigration bill critics take it to the streets --04/03/2006

►Apple anniversary is milepost on tech highway --03/27/2006

►Media chain sale shows value of diverse news sources --03/20/2006

►Events mark Freedom of Information Act’s 40th anniversary --03/13/2006

►Oscars aren't just about films --03/06/2006

►The first World Baseball Classic opens this week --02/27/2006

►Cheney hunting accident leads to flap over information delay --02/20/2006

►Skiers, skaters, snowboarders, sledders compete in Olympics --02/13/2006

►Muslim cartoons provoke debate over faith and freedom --02/06/2006

►Super Bowl goes way beyond football --01/30/2006

►Canada vote determines who'll be prime minister --01/23/2006

►Howard Stern satellite debut is part of radio revolution --01/16/2006

►Mine news mistake embarrasses media --01/09/2006

►Extra second keeps clocks in sync --01/02/2006

►Is the government spying on you? Is there anything wrong with that? --12/19/2005

►Merry Christmas vs. Happy Holidays --12/12/2005

►Video game makers allow parents to control what kids see when gaming --12/05/2005

►Cyber Monday is becoming one of the biggest online shopping days of the year --11/28/2005

►Your privacy vs. your protection shapes the debates as the Patriot Act comes up for renewal --11/21/2005

►President heads for China --11/14/2005

►Presidents and the second-term curse --10/31/2005

►2005 hurricane season continues to set records --10/24/2005

►Women in power: From Germany to the U.S. the political landscape is changing --10/17/2005

►A flood of bankruptcies signals trouble in major industries --10/10/2005

►The latest classroom battleground: Darwin vs. Intelligent Design --10/03/2005

►Can't our technology stop a hurricane? --09/26/2005

►Is the Pledge of Allegiance unconstitutional? --09/19/2005

►Supreme Court focuses on the Constitution --09/12/2005

►Soaring gas prices will affect you, too --09/05/2005

►Coping in the aftermath of Katrina --08/31/2005

►A mother's anti-war protest draws attention --08/29/2005

►Opinion polls show support for the war in Iraq is fading --08/22/2005