10 turning points that led to Ferguson's release

Feinstein backs bill to allow Americans to keep health plans

As Philippines rebuilds, family overseas play key role

While aid organizations rush to devastated areas of the Philippines, Filipino emigrants around the world are already scraping together whatever extra money they have as well – efforts that could prove crucial to recovery.

Jacoby Jones allegedly involved in overnight altercation

'Biggest Loser' reveals cheating scandal

Shocking rule violation tips the scales in favor of the opposing team on the weight-loss competition.

Typhoon aid workers rush to restore water supplies

The quest for clean water has become a life-or-death ordeal in the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan's massive storm surge and high winds devastated the country, emergency aid workers said, and quick action needs to be taken to prevent further disease and dehydration.

Help map a crisis: Volunteers sift through typhoon tweets

US Airways, American deal may lead to more competition

The creation of the world's biggest airline may actually be a good deal for some of its low-cost competitors, but it's still unclear if the merger will come at a cost to passengers in small towns that could lose service.