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  • Former MF Global Exec Takes 5th At Hearing
    Members of the House Financial Services Committee were hoping assistant treasurer Edith O'Brien would shed some light on the actions of the firm's CEO, ex-New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine.
  • Romney's Support For Ryan Budget Has Democrats Crying Foul
    The Republican presidential candidate has hammered President Obama's health care law for cutting $500 billion out of Medicare. He has also endorsed Rep. Paul Ryan's budget plan, which cuts the same amount out of the program.
  • Wis. Board To Set Date Of Governor's Recall Election
    Next week's Republican presidential primary in Wisconsin is being overshadowed by the upcoming recall election of Gov. Scott Walker. On Friday, a state board is expected to order the recall election a couple months from now. If Walker were to lose, he'd be only the third Governor in U.S. history to suffer that fate.
  • Blogger: U.S. Shouldn't Trust Egypt's Government
    When Secretary of State Hillary Clinton decided to move ahead with the annual $1.3 billion in aid to the Egyptian military, she described the military as an important partner, especially in this period of transition. But, is the military really a partner committed to democracy, as the U.S. government says? A young blogger jailed for criticizing the Egyptian armed forces says no.
  • Amy Brighton from Medina, Ohio, who opposes the new health care law, rallies in front of the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
    How Collapse Of Health-Care Law Could Help Democrats
    The law known as "Obamacare," now in the hands of the Supreme Court, might have become anathema to all Republicans, but the ideas at its heart were meant to be a moderate, practical answer to the pressure for more government involvement.
  • The Caped Crusader, about to get into his Batmobile.
    Maryland's Batman Looks Like A Real Hero
    Businessman Lenny B. Robinson, who got national headlines when he was pulled over by police last week in Maryland while dressed as the Caped Crusader, visits sick kids and delivers presents to them.
  • Tulsa's Free Clinic stays busy as high court considers health care reform
    Yesterday, Catherine Roberts brought us to the OU School of Community Medicine's Bedlam Clinics, where Tulsa's uninsured can go to get free medical care.…
  • West Virginia Mine Superintendent Pleads Guilty To Fraud
    Gary May is the highest-ranking Massey Energy official so far charged after an investigation into operations at the mine where a blast killed 29 men in April 2010.
  • A spoonful of cinnamon is a great idea for apple pie. Eaten straight? Not so much.
    Just Say No To The 'Cinnamon Challenge'
    A fad is to blame for a big increase in calls to poison control centers about cinnamon. The kooky consumption of a spoonful of the common spice sounds harmless, but it can lead to health trouble.
  • A patient is treated at the Nord Hospital in Marseille, France, in February. European countries have also been engaged in intense debates on the future of their health care systems, where universal coverage is the norm.
    Like The U.S., Europe Wrestles With Health Care
    As the Supreme Court weighs the fate of President Obama's health care law, several European countries are also debating the future of their health care systems.
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