NYT: Millions in U.S. drink dirty water

More than 20 percent of the nation’s water treatment systems have violated key provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act over the last five years, according to an analysis of federal data.

  Woman rushed to hospital from Woods’ home

Obama to lay out plan to combat joblessness

President Obama will lay out policy proposals to combat double-digit unemployment in a speech on Tuesday tackling a problem that has become a drain on his administration.

Reid tasks 10 senators to find public option fix

Stocks fall on signs of bumpy global recovery

  Stocks fell sharply Tuesday as investors sought safe-haven assets like the dollar and Treasurys following signs that the global economy is still struggling.

Answer Desk: Adding up bank bailout losses

Rodgers passes Packers to win over Ravens

Aaron Rodgers threw three touchdown passes as the Green Bay Packers beat the Baltimore Ravens 27-14 on a chilly Monday night.

  Woman rushed to hospital from Woods’ home

Source: Woods was treated in intensive care

Golfer’s breathing reportedly was impaired following car accident.

Tidbits: Britney’s independence day coming

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.

Colon cancer deaths could make big drop

Cosmic Log: SpaceShipTwo goes on show

Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: Hundreds of paying space tourists and travel agents, rocket geeks and glitterati gather to see the SpaceShipTwo rocket plane up close.

A focus on HD video at many different prices

Top tips for smart shopping in Europe

  Shopping in Europe can be fun, but not if you let it overwhelm your trip. I like to shop smart, spending my time — and money — efficiently. My top tips for shopping in Europe.

  No refund for the wrong Chichen Itza tour