‘Isolated’ student held after college shooting

Virginia police say a gunman opened fire in a college classroom with a high-powered rifle, but did not hit anyone and surrendered peacefully in a hallway.

Details sketchy on bin Laden's whereabouts

Senate Dems near health care agreement

Democrats say they are getting close to pushing President Barack Obama's health care bill through the Senate.

  Geithner: TARP funding extended to October

Stocks edge lower on foreign debt concerns

  Stocks fell in early trading as concerns about foreign debt problems offset a weaker dollar.

  Geithner: TARP funding extended to October

PEOPLE: Brady, Bundchen reportedly have boy

  There's another Brady in the bunch.  Sources tell PEOPLE that Gisele Bündchen and husband Tom Brady welcomed a baby boy. Details of the birth and the baby's name have not been disclosed.

LeBron scores 43, but Cavs upset by Grizzlies

Scoop: Kate says kids ‘sobbing’ at loss of cameras

Barbara Walters “10 Most Fascinating People” special has become a bit predictable, but leave it to Kate Gosselin to spark some interest in this year's show.

Adult-themed ‘Frosty’ videos stir outrage

Autism seen as asset, not liability, in some jobs

Autism is often seen as a heartbreaking diagnosis. But in some careers, the very traits that are hallmarks of  some forms of the disorder are being seen as desirable job skills.

FDA yet to improve safety after Vioxx scandal

Gifts for the nostalgic geek

  Perhaps the ultimate holiday gift for any technology geek is a vintage artifact plucked from the pages of computer history.

  Google Trike is ready for your close-up

Think before you speak

  First do no harm ... Every country has its subtle taboos and unspoken codes, but, it's what you say, not how you say it, that really gets you in the door (or kicked out).

  What not to wear in 5 countries