Hurricane Earl Moves up East Coast Millions of people will be affected by this massive storm. Check out the latest on evacuations, warnings, and Earl's projected path.
U.S. sues Arizona sheriff in immigration probe The Justice Department sued an Arizona sheriff for refusing to cooperate with its investigation into allegations the sheriff discriminates against Hispanics.
Judge rules against government on drilling halt A federal judge in New Orleans on Wednesday rejected the U.S. government's request to dismiss a lawsuit challenging its 6-month deepwater drilling moratorium.
Obama State of Union set for Jan 27 The date of Obama's speech to Congress had been closely guarded as he worked with congressional Democrats in an effort to hammer out a healthcare overhaul.
Hilton's ex surprised' by drugs charge He says, "It's very surprising. Let justice prevail how it's going to prevail. I wish her nothing but the best and I hope everything works out for her."
Harry Potter park to open in June in Orlando Though the park has been in development for over five years, the opening date has been kept under wraps since the project was announced in 2007.
World of Harry Potter to open in 2010 "All of the action and adventures of Harry Potter's world will come to life here at Universal Orlando Resort," Tom Williams, chairman and chief executive officer of Universal Parks and Resorts, said in a statement.
Breastfeeding may help prevent diabetes A U.S. researcher says mothers who don't breastfeed their children may be more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, than mothers who do breastfeed.
One of the Chilean Miners might want to stay trapped The wife of one of the trapped miners discovered he was having an affair when his mistress was screaming his name at a candlelight vigil attended by his wife.