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  • Bell County school officials have ended the tradition of having a minister lead prayer over the public-address system before high school football games…
  • During his visit to the Georgetown plant Tuesday to commemorate the launch of the new 2012 Camry, Toyota President Akio Toyoda gave an exclusive…
  • A new Christian movement that seeks to take dominion over politics, business and culture in preparation for the end times and Jesus' return is becoming more of a presence in American politics. Rachel Tabachnick, who researches the religious right, explains its beliefs and influences.
  • "We are really fairly ignorant of the complexity and colorfulness of this amazing planet," says one of the researchers who came up with the estimate. But knowing the number of species "makes you feel differently about this place we inhabit."
  • In an interview with cn|2 Pure Politics, Republican attorney general candidate Todd P’Pool said he thought government inspection and regulation of coal…
  • Projecting slow growth and high unemployment over the next six years, the Congressional Budget Office released its updated report Wednesday that paints a…
  • Search giant Google has agreed to settle a federal probe into ads it ran for online Canadian pharmacies by forfeiting $500 million. The settlement assures the company will not face criminal charges.
  • If your member of Congress is holding town-hall meetings during their summer recess to discuss the great issues of the day with you and their other constituents, he or she is in the minority. The non-partisan group No Labels surveyed U.S. House members and found that 60 percent weren't holding town hall meetings this summer.
  • WikiLeaks released 5,523 diplomatic cables that it had previously handed to a few media organizations. Among them is one from the embassy in Tripoli that shows the United States wanted to normalize relationships with Libya.
  • Abdul Ati al-Obeidi said the ministers of Gadhafi's government were no longer in touch and confirmed that the prime minister had fled Libya.
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