Scouts await decision on gay membership
Cub Scout Pack 215 in rural Arkansas is waiting for a vote that could mean big changes for their tiny outfit: whether or not the Boy Scouts end a policy banning gay Scouts
Immigration bill clears hurdle with approval by Senate committee
A sweeping bill to overhaul the nation's immigration system cleared its first major hurdle late Tuesday night, with the 18-member committee charged with completing a first round of legislative edits voting to advance the amended bill to the full Senate.
Many returning students among class of 2013
Older Americans make up a significant chunk of students who have headed into the classroom in recent years, and are now heading out into the job market in the hopes that their degrees will help them land a job in the improving economy.
Garcia's fried chicken jibe inappropriate, Tiger says
LONDON (Reuters) - The feud between world number one Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia deepened when Woods described the Spaniard's "fried chicken" jibe as "wrong, hurtful and inappropriate" on Wednesday.
Winner of 'Dancing With the Stars' is ...
Let the confetti fall! "Dancing With the Stars" crowned its latest champ on Tuesday after a neck-and-neck battle for ballroom glory.
'Tornado Mom' to Okla. victims: 'You will rebuild'
Survivors of Monday’s devastating tornado in Oklahoma are coming to grips with their post-storm realities, and there’s one person who knows all too well what they are feeling. Indiana mother Stephanie Decker lost both legs in a 2012 tornado and she says they will recover.
Microsoft reveals Xbox One, the 'new generation' console
On Tuesday at the company's campus in Redmond, Wash., Microsoft unveiled the new Xbox One console, an "all-in-one system" with controller and new Kinect sensor array.
