7 U.S. soldiers killed in Afghanistan

Bombs and bullets killed seven American troops throughout Afghanistan Monday, officials said, as thousands of U.S. Marines continued with their massive anti-Taliban offensive in the south.

Honduras slides toward greater instability

Obama, Medvedev OK deal to cut weapons

President Dmitry Medvedev called his summit talks with President Barack Obama  Monday a "first but very important step" toward revitalizing relations between Russia and the United States.

Former Defense Secretary McNamara dies

NYT: Plan to sell G.M.’s assets approved

NYT: A federal judge approves a plan by General Motors to sell its best assets to a new, government-backed company, a crucial step for the automaker to restructure.

Stocks end mixed amid caution in markets

Armstrong makes move to third in standings

Lance Armstrong jumped from 10th to third place at the Tour de France on Monday, positioning himself for a shot at the yellow jersey after evading trouble on a windy ride along the Mediterranean.

Woman with McNair bought gun, relative says

Jackson service to include music, sports stars

Kobe Bryant, Mariah Carey, Jennifer Hudson and Stevie Wonder are among the celebrities who will participate in the late pop star's memorial service on Tuesday.

Jackson and mother had unbreakable bond

Paperless health care? A hospital's long journey

In the new all-digital Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, doctors click on a computer that rolls to each patient's side to see complete records. Welcome to the eerily paperless hospital of the future.

Can't sleep? Go online for insomnia therapy

Tips for looking good in HD

There's nothing like high-definition video for its intensity and brilliance — except when it comes to seeing yourself in HD. Every pimple, pockmark and imperfection shows up.

Aldrin thinks U.S. should set its sights on Mars

How to leverage social media for a better vacation

Social media sites that allow people to interact in the moment are changing how travel companies talk to their customers — and how their customers talk back.

Hawaiian shark tours attract critics