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President Barack Obama will have scant time to rest up from his eight-day Asia trip.

Orthopedic surgeon Robert Satcher put his considerable skills to work, repairing a robotic arm on NASA’s International Space Station.

"We showcased a wide range of intriguing people who'll undoubtedly surprise and engage our audience,” says Linda Johnson Rice.

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The $849 billion measure is designed to remake the nation's health care system, relying on cuts in future Medicare spending to cover costs.

A federal judge ruled the Army Corps' shoddy oversight of the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet led to the flooding of New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward.

Michigan authorities filed a first-degree murder charge Wednesday against Jamar Pinkney Sr. in the shooting death of his son.

Representatives from the groups comprising Black Leadership Forum are fanning out in Washington, D.C.

“I’m pissed, pissed, pissed, pissed,” journalist Rene Syler said in her video blog, “Good Enough Mother.”

“Every time the money is tight, they look at cutting money for our colleges or merging,” said Democratic state Sen. David Jordan.

The short, tragic life of Shaniya Davis is one that too many youths in America face each day, children advocates say.

Obama's gesture it appeared to be well within protocol guidelines that the State Department issues for foreign service officers.

The government task force also said breast self-exams do no good and women shouldn't be taught to do them.

Striking an almost defensive chord, Lindbergh Williams told reporters, "I am the son of the D.C. sniper, but not him."