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.S. trial of ex-boy soldier raises fierce debate

Toyota woes follow years of slipping quality

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

  USOC struggles to polish its tarnished image

Winderman: Quiet trade front might be ready to boil over

Winderman: Unlike the NBA trading deadline in so many previous years, the Feb. 18 deadline features a collective set of variables heretofore unseen.

Carmelo returns, helps Nuggets trounce Mavs

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.

Hollywood brings changes for ‘American Idol’

Nev. Medicaid cuts could bring diaper rationing

Nevada officials outline drastic cuts to the state's Medicaid program that include plans to ration adult diapers, eliminate denture and hearing-aid programs.

Health crisis in Haiti enters a deadly new phase

Weeding through online flower sites

If you study hidden fees and price distortions for a living, Valentine's Day is your Super Bowl. Can you name another industry where the true price of an item is routinely more than double the advertised price? Gadgets were supposed to make our lives easier and save us time. Instead, we are more stressed and have less time than ever. What is the cause of this epic failure?

9 awesome uses for dead tech products

Getting around the Games without going crazy

If you’re planning to attend the upcoming festivities in Vancouver or Whistler, you should probably be prepared for travel challenges of Olympian proportions.

The country’s splashiest hotels