Headlines
Tiny Electric Current Makes Others Look Better
Scientists manipulate part of the brain, causing changes in human behavior.
Prepare for Google Reader Shut Down
The Google Reader shutdown is here. Are you ready?
Retired Gen. Target in Leak Probe, Source Says
Gen. James Cartwright retired from the Marine Corps in August 2011.
2 Witnesses Say Zimmerman Was Beaten
Cop says Zimmerman's back was wet and had bits of grass on it.
Senate Passes Immigration Reform
A historic immigration vote in the Senate; an uncertain future in the House.
2012 Homicide Eyed as Possible Motive in Hernandez Case
Hernandez being investigated in connection with a July 2012 drive-by shooting.
Bulger's Call Scared Ex-Agent Into Heart Attack
"Whitey" Bulger's phone call scared ex-FBI agent into having a heart attack.
Women Run Kids Camp After Murder Sentences
One woman was convicted of killing her own infant.
'Pot Mom' Arraigned on Marijuana Charges
Andrea Sanderlin is accused of running a multi-million dollar drug operation.
Actress Indicted in Obama Poison Letter Case
Shannon Richardson, actress on "The Walking Dead," could face 15 years.
Vatican Staffer Accused of Smuggling $26M
The Vatican says it will cooperate in investigations on internal corruption.
Woman Fired for Being 'Irresistible' Gets Another Chance in Court
Court had ruled in favor of dentist who fired woman as threat to his marriage.
Gay Man Adopts His Partner to Avoid Tax
Penn. and other states still have DOMA law sthat do not recognize gay marriage.
Birthday Wishes for Homeless Children
For most of us, our kids' birthday parties become big parts of our lives.
Lenovo Paves the Way for Made-in-America Computers
Lenovo has hired more than 100 people to make computers in America.
Inside One of the Country's Most Dangerous Schools
Strawberry Mansion High School in Philadelphia reports dozens of incidents.
Chicago Gang Members Share Their Stories About Life on the Streets
Gang members give an inside look at the gang lifestyle in Chicago.
Second Chances for 'A Hidden America'
One week made a huge difference for the "Children of the Mountains."
Blogs
Is Your Beach Fine or Filthy?
The annual list of the cleanest — and dirtiest — beaches is out. Before you head to the shore, click here to see how your...
3-Person IVF Could Get Green Light in UK
A few babies born in the United Kingdom could soon be the first in the world to have three parents – that is, their DNA could...
Jail Holds Father-Daughter Dance For Prisoners
All of the prisoners at Virginia’s Richmond City Jail admit they made poor choices, and could be better fathers. “I am...
Instant Index: Start Me Up, Professor Jagger!
From the unconventional and awe-inspiring to the hilarious and heartwarming, here’s a look at some of the most interesting...
Remembering Fateful SEAL Rescue Operation
Erik Kristensen and crew killed attempting to save fellow SEALs 8 years ago.
Bert and Ernie Cuddle Over DOMA Ruling
The New Yorker magazine is celebrating the Supreme Court’s landmark marriage equality decisions by unveiling a cover...
Did Ex-Marine Impersonate Girlfriend to Hide Murder?
A retired Marine from Southern California who married another woman just weeks after the alleged murder of his girlfriend is...
NJ Woman Gives Birth on Front Lawn
Two New Jersey police officers helped revive a newborn moments after he was born on a front lawn in Barnegat to a woman who...
Mother Empowers Children With Superheroes Capes
Seattle mother Robyn Rosenberger has turned making a child’s cape into a movement. For the last six months Rosenberger, 28,...
Paralyzed Grad Credits Retiree With Helping 'Pick Up the Pieces'
Collin Smith, 22, and Ernest Greene, 72, may be an unlikely pair, but they are considered a “packaged deal” on the campus of...
Bill Nye Reboots With New App
Twenty years ago this fall, Bill Nye came into homes across the U.S. with his TV show, “Bill Nye the Science Guy,” and struck...
Pen Pals Fundraise for Tornado Victims
As a tornado hovered over Briarwood Elementary School in Moore, Okla., 5th grade teacher Robin Diedzik huddled with her...
Oscar Winner Rita Moreno: 'I'm the Happiest Hispanic I've Ever Met'
Before Jennifer Lopez and Sophia Vergara, there was Rita Moreno. The Hispanic heartthrob from “West Side Story” is one of the...
3 Ways to Save on Your Daily Commute
ABC News’ Paula Faris reports: California newlyweds Rob and Lisa Oshima are trying to save money to start a family. But like...
4 'Real Money' Home Selling Tips
ABC News’ Paula Faris reports: The country is in the midst of a home-buying frenzy with Americans feeling confident enough to...
Save Hundreds of Dollars on Tickets to an MLB Game
ABC News’ Paula Faris reports: Baseball is a family affair for the Rodriguezes. Danielle Rodriguez plays softball and her...
How to Save on Hospital Costs
Noah Clayson, 3, is in need of a tonsillectomy. The good news is that Noah will get all the ice cream he could ever want, but...
Tips for Negotiating Financial Aid for College
Experts say millions of dollars in financial aid money are unclaimed every year.
Finding Hidden Money at Your Hospital
ABC News’ Paula Faris reports: Joyce Ann Huston of Las Vegas has been a musician her entire life and is one of the 26 percent...
Apps Could Mean Cheaper Prescription Drugs at Your Fingertips
ABC News’ Paula Faris reports: After last week’s “Real Money” piece on saving thousands on prescription drugs, many viewers...
How to Save on Prescription Drugs
Of the 47.9 percent of Americans who take prescription drugs, according to the
Save Money on Your Trip to the Movies
Treating yourself or the family to a night of entertainment can be a pricey
Reservation Child's Wish: Fresh Water, Bubble Gum and a Backpack
Tashina Iron Horse dances joyously at pow wows despite hard life.
Boy’s Dream: Build a Better Playground, Become First Native American President
By JOSEPH DIAZ Twelve-year-old Robert Looks Twice appears to be the quintessential all-American boy. He is the quarterback of...
Videos
Watch: Major Move for 11 Million Undocumented Immigrants
Senate passes immigration reform, sends bill to House.
Full Episode: World News 6/30: America's Sport Car: Rev It Up
Chevy Corvette turns 60; Road Rage in Florida; Lightning Danger: Run for Cover
Watch: Made in America: Developing Photos in the Digital Age
One company puts a twist on old-fashioned film developing with help from smartphones.
Watch: Father's Day Wrench
Did Sears steal an idea from a father and son who invented a bionic wrench?
Watch: Strawberry Mansion HS's Student-Led Choir
Students started group after the music teacher was cut from the budget.
Watch: Hidden America: Gang Summit with Chicago's Most Violent
Gang members attempt peace talks at summit meeting.
