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The announcement by Pope Benedict XVI that he will resign on Feb. 28 shocked Catholics and non-Catholics alike.
Americans seem to have a lot of concern about losing it. At least that is what you would think from hearing them talk.
The nonprofit organization Orangutan Outreach has started a program called Apps for Apes using Apple’s iPad.
And in its midst, an abandoned airport on the eastern end of the island - with almost 20,000 vehicles ruined by Superstorm Sandy.
The parade of dancers will weave through the crowds, stopping at restaurants to wish the owners good luck.
On our show today, we tell about the United States Senate's process of confirming the president's nominees for important government positions.
Mister Hearst created what was once the nation's largest newspaper organization.
There are an estimated 11-million illegal immigrants in the United States with more still hoping to cross the border.
The National Prayer Breakfast is a chance for influential Americans and foreign dignitaries to hear the president talk about his faith, as he did last year.
In a country where the tradition of gun ownership goes back to the founding of the nation, any talk of taking guns away triggers an emotional reaction on both sides.
Rao never spoke out about what she and many other women suffer on a daily basis. And she says her silence was part of the problem.
US Secretary of State John Kerry has begun work as America's top diplomat. On his first day in office, he stressed the need to protect universal human rights.
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