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Students at Moorestown High School are dealing with a tragic loss for the second time in less than a week. Robin Rieger reports.

With New Years around the corner finding the right workout is a great resolution

KDKA's David Highfield reports gamblers who will soon be able to play blackjack, poker and roulette just over the border in West Virginia.

The chief executioner of Virginia gives ABC a rare look inside a death chamber.

Frisco Police have reopened a cold case six years after the crime.

George Stephanopoulos discusses the strategies of the front-runners.

Boca Raton Police are out in full force over at the mall and the parking lot on where a child and mother were shot last week. The FBI has been called in to try to get a better handle on who the killer may be.

John Nano discusses the MC Square device's mission -- to improve brain power.

A memo from the editor e-mailed to the staff on Friday said newsroom positions would be eliminated, but company officials will now say which jobs or how many. CBS 2's Pamela Jones reports.

Philadelphia newswoman accused of hitting NYPD officer

Gov. Jon S. Corzine signed into law Monday a measure abolishing the death penalty, making New Jersey the first state in more than four decades to reject capital punishment. Robin Mackintosh reports.

Helena Bonham Carter and Tim Burton get new bundle of joy

In KABUL BEAUTY SCHOOL, an American woman gets an intimate look at the closed world of Muslim women when she opens the first modern beauty school in post-Taliban Afghanistan.

Veteran DJ and music mixer releases new album

Australia is doubling its commitment to bring peace to the Middle East.

Striking writers use new strategy to get their demands met

Questions at Princeton University about why more people aren't defending a student who was beaten

Late-night talk show hosts said David Letterman will strike his own agreement with the writers and Jay Leno will go back on air so his production staff can go back to work.

A bird slipped through security at the Senate gallery. Folks get a bit of a start as the bird swoops through the room.

Snowstorms in the US are causing havoc as people hit the road in the week before Christmas.

Ann Coulter on Clinton campaign's new push to show the N.Y. senator's likeability

Schools banning cupcakes from holiday parties

Australian Customs officers have rescued four people from a sinking boat.

Senator Joe Lieberman crosses party lines to endorse GOP Senator John McCain for president

The competition watchdog has handed down the findings of its long-awaited report into Australian petrol prices.

John McCain gets a significant endorsement and Mitt Romney attacks the surging Mike Huckabee

A strong storm has moved into the Sierra, and residents and businesses are preparing for the conditions. Rafer Weigel reports.

Recently divorced French President Nicolas Sarkozy doesn't appear to be hiding his latest love interest. He visited Disneyland Paris with supermodel turned singer Carla Bruni this weekend. (Dec 17)

An off-duty sheriff's deputy will not be charged in the death of a man from Montana.

Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien will return to late night TV, singer Dan Fogelberg has died and Celine Dion says goodbye to her Las Vegas show. (Dec. 17)

As a convicted felon, he was prohibited from owning a handgun. Kai Jackson reports.

Two women tried to revive Kanye West's mother after she had a heart attack and stopped breathing, according to emergency 911 recordings released Monday. (Dec. 17)

Mahender Murlidhar Sabhnani, 51, and wife Varsha Mahender, 45, were each convicted of all charges in a 12-count federal indictment, including forced labor, conspiracy, peonage, involuntary servitude, and harboring aliens.

The governors of Alabama, Florida and Georgia say they're moving closer to solving a two decade long dispute over how to share water in a key river basin. The states have been in the grips of a drought. (Dec. 17)

What's been the theme of successful movies like "Escape From Alcatraz" and "The Shawshank Redemption" has become an incredible, yet frightening reality at a New Jersey jail. CBS 2's Christine Sloan reports.

Putin will accept the role of prime minister if Medvedev is elected president.

Cleanup at a S.W. Miami-Dade home vandalized with messages of hate over the weekend. The homeowners painted over or had them washed off on Monday.

King Abdullah's rare move is a blow to hard-line clerics in the Muslim nation.

KDKA's Lynne Hayes-Freeland reports 53 year-old Vernod Johnson was taken into custody and charged with criminal homicide for a fatal stabbing at the Midtown Towers apartment complex.

Cutting, a form of self-injury, is on the rise with teens. Hear one woman's story of how she is beating the disorder

Alan Greenspan calls for homeowner bailout

Josh Hunhoff and his bride Lindy said their "I dos" at home plate. Dave Gonzales reports.

Can parties find common ground to push forward legislation in 2008?

A pre-winter blend of snow, sleet and freezing rain cut visibility and iced over highways from the Great Lakes to New England, dumping up to a foot-and-a-half of snow, stranding air and road travelers and causing an airliner to skid off a runway.

Watch a brawl in South Korea's parliament as members of two political parties duke it out over control of the speaker's podium. (Dec. 17)

Homebuilders are expecting another tough year. Bob McCormick reports.

'Flying Imams' Update: Mosque member says airplane incident was a publicity stunt

Granville Gilbert is 70 years old. Ron Matz reports.

How FedEx delivers 11.3 million packages to doorsteps before Xmas.

The cost of a college education can be as much as a few hundred thousand dollars. Bob McCormick reports.

Joe Lieberman's thumbs up could swing independents to vote McCain.

Monta Vista High School in Cupertino consistently ranks high on test scores, but now investigators are trying to figure out how a few of those clever students managed to gain access to the school's computer system.

Senator's appeal to middle class pushes him ahead of the pack.

25-year-old Kesi Cole of Burlington County was arrested and charged with murder in the stabbing death of her husband.

The sights and sounds from the campaign trail are highlighted in this 'Race to '08.'

Two suspects wanted for a home invasion in Montgomery County were captured after a police chase ended in Berks County.

Scientists experimenting with stem cells from liposuction to rebuild breasts after

The state of the economy is reflected by empty aisles in retail stores.

FedEx, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service report a record holiday shipping season.

Harry Reasoner delivers the day's latest headlines.

Sen. Lieberman, the Democrat turned Independent, appears in NH with Sen. McCain.

Sagging consumer confidence looms amid housing crisis and credit crunch.

Clinton targets voters' soft sides, and Obama draws big crowds to small places.

Amid recent backings, Sen. McCain speaks of political unity.

Why the republican candidate is the unlikely darling of internet fundraising.

With New Years around the corner finding the right workout is a great resolution

The chief executioner of Virginia gives ABC a rare look inside a death chamber.

George Stephanopoulos discusses the strategies of the front-runners.

John Nano discusses the MC Square device's mission -- to improve brain power.

Putin will accept the role of prime minister if Medvedev is elected president.

King Abdullah's rare move is a blow to hard-line clerics in the Muslim nation.

Can parties find common ground to push forward legislation in 2008?

How FedEx delivers 11.3 million packages to doorsteps before Xmas.

Joe Lieberman's thumbs up could swing independents to vote McCain.

Senator's appeal to middle class pushes him ahead of the pack.

GOP candidate Mike Huckabee releases "What Really Matters" in IA, SC and NH.

Judi Hoffman predicts what the New Year holds for Hollywood.

Miss Belgium is heckled for not speaking Dutch.

Kay Warren's journey from preacher's wife to HIV/AIDS activist in Africa.

Alison Jackson's book of staged photographs is called "Confidential."

The "Most Gifted Wrapper" contestants share their skills with the "GMA" anchors.

International donors will pledge aid to the struggling Palestinian economy.

The singer-songwriter who helped define the soft-rock era has died.

A serviceman in Iraq watches his daughter perform from thousands of miles away.

Creative ways to jazz up and use old ornaments to decorate your home.

Simple recipes for mouth-watering cocktails and appetizers.

Broadway Joe gets his diploma 42 years after leaving the University of Alabama.

What does it take to deliver millions of packages on the busiest shipping day?

Drew Peterson files a formal complaint over possible grand jury leaks.

The presidential race tightens as N.Y. senator fights Sen. Barack Obama's surge.

Humane Society says animals raised in foreign puppy mills are shipped to U.S.

The queen of quick meals shares one of her favorite holiday recipes from mom.

A rendition of "Swan Lake" culminates with a dip in frigid water.

Al Qaeda's second-in-command states Americans have failed in Iraq.

Key endorsements from Des Moines Register and Boston Globe boost candidates.

From the heartland to New England millions are affected by winter's icy grip.

Dangerous driving and flying conditions delay vacationers.

Google is testing its own user-generated encyclopedia, Knol.

Snow, sleet, ice bring power outages after causing deaths.

Britain gives control back to Iraqis, and al Qaeda claims it shows weakness.

After Obama gains endorsements and popularity, Clinton rallies for support.

Locals fight to maintain funding for housing projects in poorer areas.

Former Fed. Chair assesses the state of the economy.

Presidential hopeful on the fight for Iowa.

It's George Will, Donna Brazile, Claire Shipman and Jay Carney.

Recalling Ike Turner, Roger King, John Alexander, Julia Carson.

Movie star's new drive to help rebuild the Big Easy.

Check out the best toys for this holiday season.

One Katrina family receives a new home in time for Christmas.

John McCain picks up backing from the Boston Globe and Des Moines Register.

International community plans to hammer out specifics to tackle global warming.

Congress refuses the requests of the Justice Department to back off.

Democrats and Republicans have been turning up the heat.

Four of Italy killing suspect's friends talk about the girl they know.

Second storm sweeps from Plains to Northeast.

About 47 million travelers are expected to fly between now and Jan. 2.

The modeling company Ugly represents an interesting group of clients.

The year's hottest gift is driving shoppers to extremes

Your all-access pass to the 2008 presidential campaign.

Democratic candidates slug it out on the trail to the White House.

A cutting-edge dialysis treatment has shown promising results.

Former 1984 campaign director for Reagan has climbed aboard with Mike Huckabee.

An advocate encourages the homeless to get back on their feet.

Latest figures raise doubts about how much more the Fed can cut interest rates.

Creatures at the Oregon Zoo are treated to holiday joy.

Will fans make MLB pay a price for reputed steroid abuse among its stars?

Can Obama, Huckabee keep momentum until January caucuses?

The Arctic Ocean will be completely free of ice much sooner than expected.

12.14.07: One man trains a legion of lawyers to fight hidden mortgage fees.

Officials worry that steroid abuse in pro sports will influence young athletes.

Sen. Clinton releases "Proud," a new ad airing in N.H. and I.A.

ABC News' Senior Political Reporter Rick Klein on the weekly political roundup.

As energy costs rise, Americans look for ways to control their expenditures.

Dominican Republic rocked by storm, woman takes helm in Argentina.

Artic's Ice could be melted by 2012.

A 27-year resident reflects on how it's ripping apart a community.

Tennis All-Stars hold event to raise money for children's cancer.

Blender magazine reviews the hot stories that made news this week.

We'll tell you the best values on the latest in HDTVs.

Is there a secret bias towards women in the workplace? Tory Johnson with more.

An interesting look at fasting and how it affects your health.

Man singing the TV them from "Cops" during arrest.

Antibiotics are not always the best cure for sinus infections.

The Vatican turned on the lights of its massive Christmas tree.

South Korean scientist cloned cats that glow when exposed to ultraviolet rays.

The Academy Award winner discusses his new film.

John Travolta talks about playing a woman.

Some interesting ways to use your holiday decorations.

A look at some new and interesting technology.

Meet the children that your donated coats are keeping warm.

Two soldiers surprise their children for the holidays.

South Korean lawmakers brawl over speaker's chair.

Whether it's a GPS system or wine guide, he'll always know where he's going.

Even he can bling! Choose from cologne, wallets, watches or trendy dog tags.

The season's sexiest styles and trends in men's shirts and ties.

Investigators believe the failed attacks in Britain are linked to al Qaeda.

Rare tenderness between Princess Diana and Prince Philip is discovered.

ESPN's Mike Greenberg and Buster Olney discuss the recent developments for MLB.

Drew Peterson's friend tells Grand Jury he and Peterson bought three blue contai

Is Hillary Clinton changing her strategy?

Probiotics are the latest trend in health food movement.

A new test can predict how successful chemotherapy will be in cancer patients.

The dangerous cold storm from the Midwest moves to the Northeast.

Get the "Unconventional Wisdom" on what's going on in Iraq.

Hear some of the most outrageous Iraq internet rumors.

The Grinch who stole the debate.

12.13.07: Friends of former 'Nightline' colleague share pictures and memories.

Mitchell Report links specific players to performance-enhancing drugs.

Candidates work to woo Iowans at final debate before January caucuses.

DVD claims to show real criminals committing crimes, but is it real?

You Speak Out: Is thin in? Or are curves sexier?

Former V.P. has harsh words for U.S. at Bali climate change conference.

75 players named in report on doping in baseball.

Education and registration are key to get minorities engaged in the vote.

A look at human perception during catastrophic events.

What is Beth Ostrosky giving fiance Howard Stern this holiday season?

Apple to release two models of the popular all-in-one phone.

Oprah Winfrey talks about campaigning with Barack Obama.

The winter blast that slammed the Midwest heads to the Northeast.

Nonemergency C-sections may increase the risk of infant breathing problems.

Millions of Americans become victims of fraud every year.

Two established rap artists collaborate on one great album.

'08 election shifts from Iraq to finance, how will the parties respond?

A London exhibition displays what we know about sleeping and dreaming.

Holiday cards filled with cocaine were confiscated from a Pennsylvania home.

New ethics laws aim to limit the influence of Capitol Hill lobbyists.

A look at the small Midwest town that waits for help to arrive.

David-Michel Davies discusses what it takes to become a Webby-Award winner.

Music legend Ike Turner, who rose to fame with ex-wife Tina Turner, has died.

12.12.07: Oprah and Denzel talk politics, plus 'backstage' at Nightline in NYC.

John Stossel finds out what happens after the gas gauge falls.

ABC News' Pierre Thomas sits down with the Homeland Security chief.

Hawk discusses his high-flying career and charity involvement with teens.

Could coffee really be hurting elephants?

Japanese scientists engineer mouse that no longer fears cats.

A thief steals a donation jar collecting funds for the family of a dead cop.

Amazon offers a new feature to its shopping site -- a bill-me-later option.

Extreme weather causes continued destruction throughout Oklahoma and Nebraska.

People who smoke have an increased risk for developing type-2 diabetes.

Heating bills may be less than originally anticipated this winter.

Find out how to fold a hundred dollar bill into an iPhone stand.

President Bush: "I wasn't a knee-walking drunk," but it "wasn't worth it."

A Dunkin' Donuts employee uses the tip mug to fight off a robber.

One undercover journalist investigated employee loyalty at five corporations.

Huckabee, the shooting star of the GOP '08ers, is there time to bring him down?

Surveillance camera captures thieves stealing church nativity figurines.

A mudslide in Oregon forces many out of their homes.

Arkansas boy bags a 445-pound bear by himself during a hunting trip.

12.11.07: White House grants rare access to President, plus 'backstage' at NTL.

"20/20" examines whether your safety on a plane depends on where you sit.

Romney criticizes Huckabee on his immigration record in new Iowa ad.

Gen. Hayden says the CIA wants "to come and lay it all out for the committee."

Bush: "An estimated 860,000 fewer children

Honda unveils a robot that can serve coffee and recognize drink requests.

A NYC store serves up celebrity-donated books in the name of charity.

A look at how recent breakthroughs in cell research could lead to more cures.

New research suggests that red meat could increase your risk of cancer.

Tony Lapore, the dancing cop from Providence, R.I., returns.

States of emergency are declared in parts of the nation after deadly storm.

A glance at how airlines are doing as the holiday season takes flight.

Many Medicare patients do not receive regular screenings for colon cancer.

The actor leaves handprints in the cement outside Grauman's Chinese Theater.

One employee is asked to freshen up his breath before he can return to work.

12.10.07 Can the talk show queen sell a president the way she sells books?

Nell Merlino, president of Count Me In, discusses her online business goals.

Teen's accident photos go viral on the Internet as parents and siblings mourn.

An electronics expert discusses the best buys for the season.

Newly released video of the crime scene at Colorado Springs' New Life Church.

Mike Huckabee runs his first ad beyond Iowa, including also N.H. and S.C.

Lisa Edelstein stars as Dr. Lisa Cuddy in the television medical drama.

Former VP Al Gore: "It is time to make peace with the planet."

Doctors have figured out why the BRCA1 gene causes the disease.

A look at the effectiveness of sexual education programs.

A German shepherd wedged himself upside down between two walls.

Michael Vick is sentenced to 23 months for his role in dogfighting conspiracy.

More than 11,000 Santas join hands in attempt to break record.

The tiny long-eared Jerboa looks like a mouse, but hops like a kangaroo.

Foreign Relations Committee chair says internal investigation isn't enough.

Gingrich on Iran report, CIA tapes and the 2008 race.

Backstage: George Will, Cokie Roberts and Sam Donaldson.

Movie star's new film looks at war's personal toll.

The week's events, from Borneo's orangutans to the U.S. campaign trail.

12.07.07: Orangutans going extinct, plus Wyclef Jean's playlist.

Omaha police release video of the gunman and fleeing customers.

Greenpeace-sponsored ice-sculpting event raises awareness on global warming.

A communications company in Italy sells virtual prayer cards for cell phones.

A guide for parents looking to buy fun and educational holiday gifts.

Robert Hawkins apologizes to family and friends for being a "disappointment."

Members of the United States military send holiday greetings to their families.

Though the overall economy is in a state, there is one indicator of prosperity.

Kennedy demands answers to why the CIA destroyed detainee interrogation tapes.

A female monkey mothers an orphaned kitten in India.

Romney highlights his "conservative principles" in new ad released in Iowa.

Romney highlights his "conservative principles" in new ad released in Iowa.

Cancer-related deaths in U.S. children have dropped significantly.

Mike Huckabee, Rudy Giuliani and Fred Thompson respond to NIE report on Iran.

A look at why the flu and other sicknesses occur more during the winter.

An accused rapist lashes out, throwing a computer and flipping a desk.

Melissa Joan Hart and Mario Lopez talk about their film, "Holiday in Handcuffs."

Chilling surveillance photos show gunman lurking inside the mall.

Carrie Bradshaw and the gals return for big-screen laughs and drama.

JetBlue plans to offer free, limited e-mail and instant messaging on flights.

Woody Harrelson and Owen Wilson bathed in a river in their underwear.

In the Yellow Sea off South Korea an oil tanker was hit by another ship.

What separates the "everyday Joe" from a supermodel?

Keira Knightley opens up about her new movie, "Atonement."

France's national library displays books and documents dating from the 1830s.

A suspected robber is nabbed after crashing a car and trying to flee on foot.

Bush offers proposal to help homeowners struggling with subprime mortgages.

Mitt Romney's attempt to bridge the gap with evangelical Christians.

12.06.07: Nebraska's mall shootings, Romney on religion, plus 'Ugly' models.

City can't control monkeys' rampant biting and stealing.

"2020" examines whether or not in-flight cell phone use is truly dangerous.

Mexico producing quality wine and promoting it to the world.

ABC's Christine Romo on how immigrants are killed on dangerous train rides.

The young star talks about his hit show, "Gossip Girl."

Sherri Shepherd maintains that Jesus came before Greek civilization.

A police cruise hits a motorcyclist head on during a high-speed pursuit.

The ladies of "The View" discuss gender roles and raising children.

Authorities in England have reason to doubt one missing man's tale.

Mike Fahey discusses the mall shooting.

A booby-trapped package exploded in a central Parisian building.

George H. W. Bush lends Romney his library for the candidate's religion speech.

Mitt Romney: "I will serve no one religion."

Surveillance tape shows six men stealing dozens of guns from a Georgia armory.

Zach Speigel, a young contributor to Scholastic News visits with McCain in N.H.

Toyota unveils three robots to showcase its new robotic technology.

Teen opened fire on customers at a busy department store in Omaha, Neb.

The social networking site now lets users disable its invasive tracking tool.

12.05.07 A Philly trauma center trains one doctor for Iraq tour.

Tips for enjoying a more environmentally conscious holiday season.

Obesity in children causes an increased risk of heart disease as adults.

Police chase a Krispy Kreme truck hijacked by a hungry thief.

To celebrate its long-lasting career, Godsmack releases a compilation album.

Workers discover a 5-foot-long snake on a bathroom shelf.

ABC New Hampshire 08' polling shows Romney and McCain on top.

Police report that 9 people, including gunman, were killed at an Omaha mall.

Police look for suspect allegedly involved in deadly mall shooting.

Obama disputes rivals caucus claims, encouraging students to participate Jan 3.

Barbara Walters gives us an inside look in her "Most Fascinating People" special

Mitt Romney gets a surprise visit from Santa in Dubuque, Iowa.

Giuliani ad, set to air in Boston and N.H., invokes the legacy of Ronald Reagan.

Two men hit an Arizona store and shop in the nude.

The abandoned polar bear celebrated with Berliners at the zoo.

A truck crashes, damaging cars and buildings; no injuries are reported.

Fashion icon Bhumibol Adulvadei makes pink fashionable in Thailand.

The 82-foot-tall tree will be decorated with hundreds of lights.

Riot police called in to calm enraged tourists in Macau, China.

Nokia partners with Universal Music to offer unlimited free downloads.

Overflowing rivers in Washington state have sent 160 to emergency centers.

Your saliva could reveal from whom you are descended.

Lack of exercise may be a greater health risk than a few extra pounds.

How to have a good time at office parties but still maintain your dignity.

Woman records an alleged robbery at her neighbor's home.

A judge returned the drugs a couple because of unlawful search tactics.

Despite Iran's nuclear halt, President Bush still sees Iran as security threat.

12.04.07: Spreading the anti-shopping message, plus Martin Bashir's gene map.

Jewelry designer Joan Honig donates all the proceeds from her sales.

Clinton camp changes campaign song from Dion to Big Head Todd and the Monsters.

Bush maintains it's important to keep international pressure on Iran.

Bush on missing the campaign trail and his tense relationship with Congress.

Bush tells reporters he's optimistic on economy but recognizes there are issues.

The presidential hopeful chats with the ladies of "The View" about Roe v. Wade.

Liberal activists launch first anti-Dem ad of '08 season not from a Republican.

Police arrest jet-setting boyfriend and girlfriend for alleged ID theft.

A store owner's wedding band deflects a robber's bullet.

Philippine police wear Santa hats to show their Christmas spirit.

EBay will team up with Yahoo Japan to make it easier to buy and sell in Japan.

A teddy bear and Islam landed Gillian Gibbons in a Sudanese jail.

Republican Mike Huckabee makes his move in the presidential campaign.

Twin Canadian rockers on tour-drama, relationships and sibling spats.

The world-famous abandoned bear cub celebrates his first birthday.

Women making higher salaries are more likely to hire help to clean their homes.

Older adults taking multiple medications are vulnerable to drug reactions.

One month until the Iowa caucus and the race is getting closer and closer.

ABC's David Puente On Why Chavez Lost And What Is In Store For Venezuela.

12.03.07: John Donvan goes behind the scenes with the unexpected Iowa favorite.

The World's oldest Rolls Royce built in 1904 will be sold at an auction.

The world's largest bingo game is played in Bogota, Colombia.

Bush chides Congress for having "a year's worth of unfinished business."

Sen. Clinton tells reporters in Cedar Rapids, Iowa about her offensive strategy.

Edwards ad airing in NH blames poor healthcare on lobbyists and insurance cos.

Mad Cat Interactive has developed an ear phone to protect the eardrum.

From vocal joysticks to digital cameras, this season's gifts are sure to thrill.

Why brains and hormones make you different and valuable at work

An interesting look at autism.

A Bengal tiger named Saimai feeds piglets wearing little tiger outfits.

Pres. candidate on his rising campaign, experience and electability.

Backstage: George Will, Katrina vanden Heuvel, Peggy Noonan, Elisabeth Bumiller.

New initiative aims to teach Rock and Roll history in schools.

11.30.07: If you could take control of your dreams, what would you do?

Hillary Clinton thanks law enforcement for successful end to hostage standoff.

Hillary Clinton responds to the incident in New Hampshire.

A reminder to tip service industry workers during the holiday season.

GOP pro-choice group releases an ad critical of Mitt Romney's abortion stance.

President of ZIPIT Frank Greer unveils a new text messaging device.

A new activity-based program works to combat childhood obesity.

WHO statistics indicate that the number of infected HIV patients is decreasing.

Nokia unveils new phones and download service.

Colombian officials release video of U.S. hostages held by rebels.

Producers and studios offer new deal; writers counter.

Santa Clause has been asked to change his "ho-ho-ho" to "ha-ha-ha."

An airliner crashed in central Turkey killing all 56 people onboard.

Monkey catchers round up problem primates.

A scientist says he has created a new species.

A specialist discusses appropriate rewards to give children for good grades.

Report confirms the long-term benefits of a procedure for those with arthritis.

Study shows that children as young as 4 can improve their memory and focus.

Adults can take steps to protect children from potentially harmful toys.

Roads are designed to alert dozing drivers.

Details magazine's list of the most influential 50 under 45.

A small aircraft attempts to land with one wheel in New Jersey.

Many doctors prescribe CT scans when they are not needed.

Men were allegedly trying to sell uranium strong enough for a "dirty bomb."

Bin Laden calls on Europeans to stop helping Americans in Afghanistan war.

The blaze shut down a pipeline that feeds oil to the United States from Canada.

Striking stagehands and theater producers reach a tentative agreement.

Philippine coup suspects storm out of hearing, demand Arroyo's resignation.

Google provides a new tracking device for cell phones called "My Location."

The enduring symbol of Tinseltown.

11.29.07: Scientist Craig Venter attempts to create artificial life.

Researchers warn that the rising use of CT scans greatly impacts cancer rates.

The Thanksgiving travel rush is over, but the next big wave is only weeks away.

The pop album entry includes songs by Usher, Madonna, and Green Day.

A Cambodian boy spends most of his free time with his giant pet snake.

11.28.07: Behind-the-Scenes in Annapolis with Condoleezza Rice and Tony Blair.

President Ahmadinejad cites accomplishment after new U.N. report.

Ahead of U.N. climate conference, Indonesia to plant 79 million trees.

Former wife of Venezuelan leader regrets involvement in country's predicament.

Musicians in Japan play world's first flute and harp made of glass.

In 2008, customers will be able to use almost any cell phone on network.

In Cambodia a 7-year-old boy is best friends with a python.

New research reveals what people do when they sleep.

A look at why women feel so much guilt through the holidays.

The gold and pink enameled object of art was auctioned at Christie's in London.

A heart attack treatment that infuses nutrients intravenously may harm patients.

There are no must-have toys this season, but electronics are high on the list.

11.27.07: Troubled sleepers who suffer with parasomnia seek help.

Get rid of extra pounds with advice from a fitness expert.

The ventriloquist won "America's Got Talent" with a variety of performances.

A trio of young hikers finds human bones in the California hills.

Rioting in the suburbs of Paris leaves dozens of police officers injured.

New report says rich nations need to help the poor adapt to global warming.

Protesters are calling President Abbas a "collaborator" for attending summit.

A group of terrorists disguises itself as a wedding party.

Google is developing a service to save documents, music and photos.

Sen. Barack Obama comes out swinging against Sen. Hillary Clinton.

The largest white truffle in 50 years was found in Tuscany.

Todd Cook of debt.com offers tips on how to avoid high holiday credit card bills

Low testosterone levels in men are linked to increased risk of premature death.

11.26.07 The Senator turns up the heat on Hillary Clinton.

Two tons of food offered at Thailand's annual monkey banquet.

Eight people were killed when a section of stands collapsed in Brazil.

Musharraf to step down as army chief and take oath as civilian president.

China publishes the first pictures of the moon captured by Chang'e-1.

The record-breaking Israeli flag measures the size of two football stadiums.

Leverage.com allows users to monitor how much is left on each card.

Greg Daugherty of Consumer Reports highlights who to tip for the holidays.

Shopping expert Dan de Granpre discusses the best deals online.

John McCain, R-Ariz. weighs in on troop surge and progress in Iraq.

Presidential hopeful on Iraq, bid for the White House.

Backstage: George Will, Cokie Roberts, Andrew Sullivan and Jon Karl.

An 8-foot-5-inch Ukraine farmer is the new tallest man in the world.

Australian officials use rubber snakes to scare off flocks of birds.

Fingerprint payments are taking off at supermarkets all over Germany.

Lawyer Joe Tacopina believes his client will be released by authorities.

The cost of the average Thanksgiving dinner has gone up 11 percent this year.

Prostate cancer is harder to find in obese men due to excess blood.

Actress speaks out on her leading role in new Disney movie.

In "Frank," Winehouse explores new directions and sounds.

A Nazi Hunter Speaks About Argentina's Infamous "Wall Of Silence."

Joran van der Sloot arrested in connection with Natalee Holloway's death.

Italian archaeologists discover cave with major mythological significance.

Dutch conservationists won a last-minute court battle to save the chestnut tree.

Security breach leaves millions exposed to identity theft and bank fraud.

Recipes for a meat-free Thanksgiving meal.

A Venezuelan lawmaker repeatedly hits a local television journalist.

Australian sailors rescue 16 people from a sinking boat.

German Santa Clauses study for their diplomas.

Backed by Amway online retailer, Fanista looks to capitalize on relationships.

Argentine Female Leaders from Evita to President-Elect Cristina

Scientists found a way to mimic embryonic stem cells without using embryos.

Find out which states have the longest lines and what hours are best to shop.

AT&T introduces new mobile music service downloads directly from Napster.

Genetics plays a different roll in Type I and Type II diabetes.

Brad Womack says goodbye to Jenni and DeAnna.

Iraqi military detains 43 foreigners after Iraqi is hurt in a shooting.

Ginza Tanaka jeweler in Japan produces a $2 million Father Christmas statue.

3,000 jailed under emergency rule have been released; 2,000 remain imprisoned.

Director Todd Haynes opens up about his take on the singer and icon.

Boyz II Men releases a new album of soulful ballads.

Web site owner earns $40K per month using advertising.

What's the best way to get home for the holidays?

A look at the risks facing 40-and-older women who have babies.

Pakistan's Supreme Court rules Musharraf can serve another five-year term.

Familyoven.com is a social networking site for chefs to share their recipes.

A glitch in a massive chain reaction ends a world-record attempt.

'P.S. I Love You' author (and daughter of Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern) Cecelia Ahern visits FBN's 'Happy Hour.'

Comedian and commercial star Tom Cotter proves that business can be funny.

Former NYC mayor on his run for the White House

Three items that you should never give at work.

Philadelphia newswoman accused of hitting NYPD officer

Helena Bonham Carter and Tim Burton get new bundle of joy

Veteran DJ and music mixer releases new album

Striking writers use new strategy to get their demands met

Questions at Princeton University about why more people aren't defending a student who was beaten

Ann Coulter on Clinton campaign's new push to show the N.Y. senator's likeability

Schools banning cupcakes from holiday parties

Senator Joe Lieberman crosses party lines to endorse GOP Senator John McCain for president

John McCain gets a significant endorsement and Mitt Romney attacks the surging Mike Huckabee

Cutting, a form of self-injury, is on the rise with teens. Hear one woman's story of how she is beating the disorder

Alan Greenspan calls for homeowner bailout

'Flying Imams' Update: Mosque member says airplane incident was a publicity stunt

Scientists experimenting with stem cells from liposuction to rebuild breasts after lumpectomy

Panel weighs in on Barack Obama denying ever being a Muslim

Certified voice analyst breaks down Drew Peterson's public statements

International community pressures Israel to ease restrictions on Palestinians

Army specialist reacts to winning best warrior competition

Bounty hunter out to proves he loves ALL people

NYC subway beatings popping up on YouTube

President says economy has a good foundation and he has a strategy to deal with housing slump and credit crisis

Rape victim sentenced to lashing now pardoned by Saudi king

German container ship uses high-tech sail to help its engines use less fuel and cut greenhouse gas emissions

What should Americans expect from the economy?

School football team penalized for traditional pre-game dance

Is Bill Clinton helping Hillary's campaign?

Will President Bush's foreclosure fix stop housing prices from falling?

Part 2: News Corp. CEO on writers' strike and state of the economy

Will fierce winter weather drive consumers to buy online?

Doctor in Australia wants to charge parents $5,000 for each newborn to help save the planet

Is decrease in interest rates feeding notion that economy stinks?

Israeli delegation in U.S. says Iran still trying for nuke weapons

Was Wal-Mart right to yank 'credit card' panties from shelves ?

Burglars steal hundreds of toys from church

Authorities search for 2 inmates after New Jersey jailbreak

Harvard announces plan to expand aid to families making up to $180,000

Authorities search for 2 inmates after New Jersey jailbreak

Harvard announces plan to expand aid to families making up to $180,000

Tips on how to act appropriately at your office holiday party

Part Two: Former pro-wrestler and Senior VP of Northeast Securities John Layfield on his recent trip to Iraq in conjunction with the fifth annual World Wresting Entertainment tribute tour.

Part One: Former pro-wrestler and senior VP of Northeast Securities John Layfield on his recent trip to Iraq in conjunction with the fifth annual World Wresting Entertainment tribute tour.

American Airlines is recalling a number of former TWA flight attendants laid off after the 9/11 terror attacks

Rosie O'Donnell wins most influential celebrity blog

John Travolta paid millions not to play J.R.

Forbes names most influential celebrity infants

Consumers warned about fake drugs sold on the Internet

Jetliner skids off runway in Rhode Island

Debate rages over alleged 'honor killing' of Muslim girl

Australia's Bondi Beach sees first attack in 70 years

U.S. postal service copes with busiest day of the year

Tape allegedly shows Pakistani children's terror training

Al Qaeda's No. 2 warns 'traitors' among Iraqi insurgents

Family of Drew Peterson's third wife considers lawsuit

Starbucks patrons start trend of paying for those behind them in line

Bodyguard involved in attack on ice-skater Nancy Kerrigan dies

Get to know 'FOX & Friends' when they let their hair down

Thug steals car right in front of cop

Hillary Clinton on the race for Iowa

'Betty' star reveals why ugly is the new beautiful

The Commerce Dept reports the nation's trade deficit declined in the 3rd quarter but deficit with China increased

If you're doing it right...you are actually both. Plus the Fox party in NYC

Peter Barnes talks with Laura Reis about the worst line extensions of 2007.

Legendary rocker's Solid Rock Foundation gives back to community

Lawmakers get physical outside of South Korea's national assembly

Custom Made for Kids provides personalize books for children.

Tips to beat the holiday 'gimmies'

'I Am Legend' sets a new weekend box office record, taking in $76.5 million

Actor Luke Wilson and Bob Phillion of Puma discuss Puma's new line of golf apparel.

Sen. Joe Lieberman endorses Sen. John McCain for president

The daily number with Ray Hennessey

Manhunt underway in New Jersey after two inmates break out of jail

Three weeks out, Obama erases Clinton's lead in Iowa

House and Senate Democrats feud as unfinished work piles up

Inside look at what goes into a political endorsement

How well is Governor Mike Huckabee doing after most recent GOP debate?

Dad accused of murdering daughter for ignoring Muslim tradition

Battle over Philadelphia restaurant's 'speak English' sign heads to court

LA officials discover cancer causing chemical in two reservoirs

U.K. forces transfer security control of Basra to Iraqi control

Ski resort offers free lift passes for patrons dressed as Saint Nick

Dad sells son's present on eBay after he catches him smoking pot

Spreading holiday cheer to needy kids

New cosmetic procedure offers fat reduction

Hamas threatens uprising against Israel

How to make Christmas merrier for U.S. troops

Baseball and the Mitchell report--Did the press cover all the bases?

Discount Irish airline under fire with Spanish Government and women's group over racy calendar

Bill Clinton: It's a 'miracle' that Hillary has a chance in Iowa

Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney go another round on religion and it's getting nasty

Hillary Clinton continues to sink in polls and her campaign is accused of dirty tricks

Is Pakistan safer now following 6 weeks of emergency rule?

Babies found abandoned near strip club dumpster

Pooches sign up for TSA canine training program

Stupid calls to Britain's '911' released by U.K. police

Man's cell phone bill rises from $147 to $83,000

House explodes in Ohio

Shocking new details in death of Drew Peterson's third wife

Duane 'Dog' Chapman talks about life now...

Caught on Tape: Air Canada passenger has frightening meltdown

Rough politics in South Korea and muddy mess in Spain

Van collides with bus in New York and hot pursuit in Michigan

Mitt Romney goes after Rudy Giuliani over illegal immigration

Part Two: USA Today reporter Jim Michaels on the reconstruction and rebuilding of Iraq's economy, and the current state of sectarian violence in the country.

Part One: USA Today reporter Jim Michaels on the reconstruction and rebuilding of Iraq's economy.

Several blunders by Clinton's campaign have cost the presidential contender in polls

Senator George Mitchell on fallout from steroids report that he was behind

Former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue on the MLB steroid probe and his recent trip to China with NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Exotic travel is on the rise but before you pack your bags find out what you need to do to have a healthy trip

Zipcar NY Regional Marketing Manager Joel Johnson explains how Zipcar works to FBN's Tom Sullivan.

'The Hills' star Whitney Port talks about her show, the WGA strike, and promoting 'Happy' perfume for Clinique.

Huffy and Boo's very special message for Countrywide Financial CEO Angelo Mozilo.

'The Single Girl's Survival Guide' author Imogen Lloyd Webber on surviving holiday parties - and the holiday season itself.