20,000 Pages Of Boy Scouts' 'Perversion Files' Ordered Opened In Oregon
The state of Oregon's Supreme Court ruled today that "20,000 pages of so-called perversion files compiled by the Boy Scouts on suspected child abusers over a
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Mourners Remember Atatiana Jefferson's 'Shining Smile' After Fort Worth Shooting
Mourners gather around the casket of 28-year-old Atatiana Jefferson, who was fatally shot by a police officer earlier this month in Fort Worth, Texas. At her
If You Got A 7-Year (Or Longer) Car Loan, We Want To Hear From You
More than a third of car buyers these days are taking out loans longer than six years. And more people are rolling unpaid debt from their last car into their
Ban Will Soon Keep Climbers From Tackling Sacred Monolith In Australia
Uluru, seen at sunset from a designated viewing area earlier this year in Australia's Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. The sandstone monolith will be closed to
Suspension Of Sheriff After High School Shootings Confirmed By Florida State Senate
Former Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel, seen on Monday. The state Senate voted Wednesday to confirm his ouster by Gov. Ron DeSantis over the performance
PG&E Imposes New Power Shutoffs In Parts Of Northern California To Avert Wildfires
Pacific Gas Electric employees work in the PGE Emergency Operations Center in San Francisco. Authorities say power outages have started again in parts of
U.S. Olympic Team Sprints Ahead With Electronic Health Records
Transporting reams of athletes' medical information has become a major burden for the U.S. Olympic Committee, and is one reason it's switching to electronic
Exclusive: Trump Wants To Pick Cuccinelli For DHS, But Worries Senate Would Balk
Acting Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Ken Cuccinelli speaks about immigration policy at the White House on August 12, 2019 Win
Report Urges Food Stamp Program To Clarify Purchases, Corporate Profits
The public really doesn't know much about what food stamp recipients are buying, and how much companies are profiting.
The Euro Crisis Has A Beat (And You Can Cry To It)
Who says disco is dead? Or that it can't be used to explain complicated news events, like the debt crisis that threatens to disassemble Europe as we know it.
More LOLs, Fewer Zzzs: Teens May Be Losing Sleep Over Social Media
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Why The Farm Bill's Provisions Will Matter To You
Dairy cows feed on a farm in Chilton, Wis., in May. The farm bill being considered by Congress contains a number of provisions affecting dairies, part of a
As More Americans Live Through Cancer, Survivors' Ranks Grow
An American Cancer Society Relay for Life event at the University of Texas-Dallas in 2006. The events are meant to "celebrate the lives of people who have