Kidnap fears spark Haiti ‘children’s emergency’

The head of UNICEF warns that people may still be trying to smuggle children out of Haiti.

U.K. reveals U.S. secrets about ex-Gitmo inmate

Obama hosts protest song concert

President Barack Obama listened to an all-star lineup of performers pay tribute to the music that he said fueled freedom marches and civil disobedience.

GOP Rep. Ehlers won't seek re-election in 2010

Toyota woes follow years of slipping quality

The complacency that brought GM, Ford and Chrysler to their knees seems to have infected Toyota, too.

Honda airbag recall grows to 950,000 vehicles

Lindsey Vonn reveals serious injury to shin

The skier’s quest for five Alpine skiing medals may be in jeopardy because of a serious shin injury suffered a week ago in training, she revealed Tuesday. "I don't know honestly if I'll be able to do it," she said.

9 Olympic gold medalists on U.S. hoops roster

Hollywood brings changes for ‘American Idol’

Everyone was eager to see what Ellen DeGeneres would add to the broadcast, and from her first phrase as a judge, she delivered.

Ellen brings breath of fresh air to stale ‘Idol’

When vets make mistakes, pets pay the price

When medical errors occur in animals, owners and advocates say they're often ignored, minimized or outright denied by a system that devalues the bond between pets and their owners and fails to hold veterinarians sufficiently accountable for mistakes.

Big changes proposed in psychiatric diagnoses

A short video history of negative tech ads

Tech companies have been sniping at the competition in advertising for as long as they've advertised their wares. And there is plenty of evidence on YouTube to prove it.

FAA nearly done with probe of American Air

The FAA is close to wrapping up a two-year investigation of safety violations at American Airlines that could result in one of the largest fines in the agency's history.

Planning a trip to Europe: Your 10-step guide