Reduce the fat and calories by loading up on vegetables and minimizing dessert.

N.Y. family wins a case against a bank for unreasonable mortgage rate increases.

Toyota announces recalls after at least 2,000 reports of sudden acceleration.

President Obama pardons "Courage" and gives thanks for servicemembers.

The president is expected to detail an exit strategy for troops in Afghanistan.

Tips for making sure your first meal of the day is a healthy one.

Dr. Donnica Moore's easy ways to avoid gaining weight this holiday season.

Obama expected to lay out how the troop influx will lead to the end of war.

Should medical malpractice be a part of a health care bill?

Pres. Obama faces challenges in convincing Congress the cost of war is worth it.

US Weekly shares its top celeb stories.

Two children were knocked over after a taxi drove right into a clothing shop.

A zoo in Illinois sells jewelry and ornaments made from reindeer droppings.

The president tells Courage that he's going to live out his days at Disneyland.

David Chalian brings the latest details on the president's plan for Afghanistan.

Baylor freshman Brittney Griner becomes only the 7th woman to dunk in a game.

Consumer Reports and Consumerist.com tell retailers consumers are fed up.

Donny Osmond and partner are crowned winners of "Dancing With the Stars."

Simon Constable of the WSJ.com on consumer spending, and weekly jobless claims.

Shopping habits change, but price still matters most.

"Dancing With the Stars" finalist sits down for some tough questions.

The family-friendly puppets take on the classic rock Queen song.

Finalists from "Dancing With the Stars" take their last dances.

Twitter and other social networking sites become saving tools for the holidays.

The singer chalks up his fiasco to a case of adrenaline.

A Swiss pilot falls short of making it across the Strait of Gibraltar.

"Dancing With the Stars" finalists and Emeril donate their coats.

The automaker recalls cars with accelerators that stick.

Boy who saw his classmates burn a fellow student speaks out for the first time.

Washington Post columnist Sally Quinn talks about the presidents' state dinner.

A look at the effectiveness of a new law designed to ensure toy safety.

A 19-year-old woman was arrested in the kidnapping of Angel Perez.

George Stephanopoulos on President Obama's first state dinner.

Ebay launches an iPhone app to allow shoppers to find the best deals possible.

A Creole-style Thanksgiving right out of "The Big Easy."

Get the best last-minute holiday travel tips.

The domestic diva takes on childhood obesity.

A new study finds ginkgo biloba can help prevent peripheral vascular disease.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh toasts President Obama at state dinner.

Ways to shed the holiday debt.

Dinner guests include politicians, famous actors and journalists.

The Obamas host their first official state dinner for the Indian prime minister.

Be technically savvy and save on your phone bills.

Make the calculations before you splurge.

Pete the moose cannot legally be kept on the farm where he was raised.

Sending more troops to Afghanistan is a tough sell to the public and Congress.

Additional troops will likely protect Afghan villages and train security forces.

The event will include lettuce from Michelle Obama's garden and Bollywood music.

How to enjoy your Thanksgiving feast without destroying your diet.

Keep your pets happy and healthy while you're away for the holidays.

Brain scan reveals paralyzed man was awake during a 23-year "coma."

Air America's Ana Marie Cox breaks down today's top political news.

Sally Quinn says tonight is important for diplomacy and foreign policy.

Ed Begley Jr. discusses mission to educate state residents about energy savings.

The actor talks about his experience starring in the Starz show.

A 78-year-old woman gets a shock after her credit report listed her as dead.

Advertising Age releases the hottest & wackiest brands of 2009.

Steven Spielberg will be among the guests and Jennifer Hudson will perform.

SmartMoney's Matt Heimer's tips for restarting your financial life.

Chris Cuomo anchors a recap of "Good Morning America."

Katie Masters gets a birthday card surprise from Queen Elizabeth.

Researchers find more than 5,000 new species in the deepest parts of the ocean.

The driver suffered internal injuries after crashing at 170 mph.

Police chief guilty of breaking into home of Sarah Jessica Parker's surrogate.

The Funnyman tells "GMA" about his tour and new film co-starring John Travolta.

The Calif. governor parks in a red zone weeks after his wife broke the same law.

Rihanna talks to 'GMA' about her new album.

Mellody Hobson tells you where and how to get the most for your money.

The singer's AMA performance garners audience complaints for being too racy.

Approximately 23 percent of homes have "underwater" mortgages.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled 2.1 million Stork Craft cribs.

Malicious worm targets iPhone's whose Apple Protection was removed.

Officials say President Obama could call for 40,000 troops as early as January.

Learn the secrets to a great Thanksgiving stuffing.

A former aide to Senator Ensign talks about betrayal in the wake of scandal.

The inside story of an affair for a prominent conservative senator.

Obama's upcoming issues include health care, Afghanistan and federal deficit.

The top toys for this holiday season from Toys R Us.

SheFinds.com offers a one-stop location for Internet shopping deals.

Tips to get you back on track and pay it off!

Deaths linked to drop-down crib prompt recall of 2.1 million Stork Craft cribs.

The singers take separate onstage stumbles at this year's AMAs.

Get a look behind the scenes of Beyonce's Thanksgiving Day concert.

Environmental toxins such as tobacco and lead may increase risk for ADHD.

ABC's Dr. Richard Besser warns that the outbreak might not be over yet.

Three tips for making it through the holidays anxiety-free.

Video shows a Calif. transit officer forcing a passenger's head through glass.

How sports and everyday actions can cause signs of premature aging.

The winner of Miss Gay Brazil has her wig pulled off by a sore loser.

Kevin Huffman and Zeba Khan battle to become washingtonpost.com's best pundit.

Andy Worthington discusses "Outside the Law: Stories from Guantanamo."

In Touch's Amy Palmer looks back on the winners and losers.

The actor talks about the success of the film and the "Twilight" series.

Lisa Stark on the crib recall that is expected to be the largest in history.

Dan Arnall on reports that show the economy moving in the right direction.

Rick Klein on the health care bill, and the president's plans for Afghanistan.

Music festival from start to finish.

Chris Cuomo anchors a recap of "Good Morning America."

A mother discusses how marijuana saved her autistic son's life.

The actress plays the lead in a remake of the classic "Princess and the Frog."

The chef prepares pumpkin soup, macaroni and brussel sprouts.

Taryn Winter Brill gives viewers all access to the popular show's last dance.

The actor stops by to talk about his new role and his old job on Wall Street.

Dash cam video shows John Ford gobbling up a stickup note during arrest.

Sens. Nelson and Coburn, Reps. Wasserman Schultz and Blackburn.

George Will, Robert Reich, Liz Cheney and Walter Isaacson.

Recalling Jeanne-Claude, Col. Lewis Millett and Herbert Miller Jr.

George Will, Robert Reich, Liz Cheney and Walter Isaacson.

Backstage with Will, Reich, Cheney and Isaacson.

Credit card tips to avoid falling into debt while shopping this holiday season.

Timetoplaymag.com's top gifts for your family.

The latest Kensington accessories for your laptop and smartphone.

Following recommended mammogram cutbacks, are calls for fewer Pap smears.

ABC's Dr. Timothy Johnson and Jonathan Karl discuss the week's health news.

Buying a 3-month supply of prescription drugs cuts costs by nearly 30 percent.

Lynn Sweet of the Chicago Sun-Times and Politics Daily talks to "Top Line."

Sen. Sherrod Brown tells "Top Line" the health care bill needs more subsidies.

The actor talks about his latest role.

Rick Klein sums up the political news stories that made headlines this week.

Cutting to the heart of it with the British rapper and Mercury Prize winner.

Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan plays a boy who has progeria in the film "Paa."

Bloomberg's Matt Miller on why the market's do poor when the dollar does well.

Advice on getting your money's worth for these big-ticket items.

Becky Worley's tips on shopping for digital cameras and mp3 players.

A man in a chicken suit interrupts a city council meeting in Durango, Colo.

Sandy returns to the arm of a zookeeper after her male companion dies.

Google Chrome operating system will be available for the 2010 holiday season.

Army Corps of Engineers now faces class action lawsuit for Katrina devastation.

Some of the most fanatical "Twilight" fans are "Twi-Hard" mothers.

Task force says they will try to do a better job explaining revised guidelines.

Dr. Alan Greene has 5 tips to get a toddler to eat a balanced diet.

A new report says concession stand snacks may be making you fat.

Answers to some of your most pressing medical questions sent to ABCNews.com.

Intercepted e-mails deemed innocent by the FBI detail possible terror relations.

Financial expert Garrett Gunderson answers viewer questions.

Find out where to go to get the best deals this holiday shopping season.

Sandy won?t integrate into penguin population because she loves her zookeeper.

Before the birth of son Trig, Palin says she knew the abortion option was there.

Actor tells of rough conditions on film set, bond with young co-star

Scientists determine that subconscious learning tapes may actually work.

Sen. Robert Menendez discusses his new book and health care legislation.

Time Magazine's Karen Tumulty discusses Sen. Reid's health care bill.

Two Republicans call for the treasury secretary's resignation during hearing.

Lisa Stark explains how a computer error caused nationwide airline delays.

Part 5: Jackson says Dr. Murray should not be allowed to practice medicine.

Part 2: Janet tells Robin Roberts: "I felt that [Michael] was in denial."

Part 1: Superstar tells Robin Roberts that Michael's death "felt like a dream."

Karen Travers on the president's last leg of his 8-day trip through Asia.

Martha Stewart says jail time probably cost her over $1 billion.

"New Moon" heartthrob faces a female fan who loses her clothing for him.

A preview version of Microsoft?s newest office software is available.

As Americans continue to get fatter, health care costs are skyrocketing.

Some at-risk women are cancelling treatments because of new recommendations.

ABC News uncovers "Black Site" location for alleged terrorists in Lithuania.

Diehard supporters flock to bookstores hoping to meet their political hero.

A closer look at why more American babies are dying.

Vitamin B may work better at clearing arteries than a prescription drug.

Are you getting a raw deal when it comes to a healthy diet?

Host a holiday party without breaking the bank.

Matt Shenker of Sony presents their newest gadgets for the holiday season.

David-Michel Davies, of the Webby Awards, shares his Top 10 Internet Moments.

Factors you should consider before signing up.

Tory Johnson talks to the CEO of Author Solutions.

Tory Johnson talks to Samantha Ettus of Obsessedtv.com.

Tory Johnson talks to the president of the National Speakers Association.

Over the last two decades the rate of premature births has steadily increased.

Martha Stewart defends how she collects gravel from her mile-long driveway.

The businesswoman compares herself to TV competitor Rachael Ray.

GOP Senate candidate Tom Foley: AG mixing foreign policy with domestic politics.

Sarah Palin talks to Barbara Walters about the president's health care plan.

The hilarious duo talks about its upcoming tour.

U.S. Santa organization lobbies for its members to get the H1N1 vaccine.

US Weekly's Ali Puliti offers the scoop on Katie Holmes and Lindsay Lohan.

Rick Klein on the attorney general's testimony.

The King of Pop's rhinestone-studded glove hits the auction block in NYC.

T-Mobile improves the Sidekick.

Lipstick camera shows Atlantis' launch from the pilot's point of view.

On his last China stop, the president says Great Wall "gives you a perspective."

Chris Cuomo anchors a recap of "Good Morning America."

Matt Jaffe with the news Wall Street will be keeping an eye on today.

Recovery.gov tracks where the stimulus money goes, but who tracks Recovery.gov?

The former governor criticizes Obama administration's handling of the economy.

A police officer is interrupted by a frisky feline while writing a ticket.

ABC's George Stephanopoulos says latest poll numbers reflect concern over cost.

Tips to get through the holidays without breaking the bank.

Ways to teach kids about the importance of managing money.

Dance your way to a long and leaner body.

New breast cancer screening recommendations stir up debate.

Spotting the subtle signs of the disorder.

Republican strategist Kevin Madden discusses today's top politics stories.

Rep. Diana DeGette discusses health care reform and abortion language.

Study finds the cumulative effect of treatments equals a high dose of radiation.

The judge talks about her campaign to help kids fulfill their dreams.

The actress from "Gossip Girl" talks about her character and the new season.

Rick Klein on the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll, and Sarah Palin.

A new poll shows President Obama's overall job approval rating at 56 percent.

Bloomberg's Sara Eisen with today's business headlines.

Randy Bresnik's shuttle mission means he'll miss the delivery of his daughter.

This sport calls for competitors to make moves on the board and in the ring.

A French hotel caters to guests who wish to run in wheels and sleep on hay.

The Spanish language network will bring its shows to the Internet.

Dr. Richard Besser tells you how to arm yourself against swine flu.

The figure skater advises teens on how to handle the stress of competition.

Learn how to control your blood sugar while engaging in physical activity.

FBI says Maj. Hasan grew frustrated over his belief of Army harboring criminals.

Discrepancies on government web site call into question stimulus spending.

After significant sales slump, iconic toymaker rebounds amidst recession.

A new Web site that helps filter social networks for kids.

Create professional business materials using this new software.

Women's college bowling MVP says she practices up to 15 hours a week.

Tips on how to talk money with your honey.

Is airport shopping really a place to get the best deals?

Study finds cardio is best achieved at the gym and not with your gaming console.

Can Sarah Palin ?prove she knows her stuff?? Conservative blogger weighs in.

TIME's Jay Newton-Small talks to "Top Line" about the week in politics.

The actress talks about fan reactions to her character on the musical comedy.

Morena Baccarin talks about her role in the science fiction series.

The alternative folk rock group on their album "Know Better Learn Faster."

An Oregon family is reunited with its dog after spotting it on Petfinder.com.

Dan Arnall explains why GM's $1.2 billion loss is a step in the right direction.

Rick Klein's analysis on Sarah Palin returning to the spotlight.

More than 4 million stones were sent tumbling in a round-the-world extravaganza.

Whiskey professor Bernie Lubbers on the return of Knob Creek.

An Oregon restaurant serves up coffee and cannabis to medical marijuana users.

A male concertgoer in Madrid storms the stage and takes off his shirt.

A new study shows people are willing to pay for online news.

George Will, Bob Woodward, Gwen Ifill, David Brooks and David Corn.

George Will, Bob Woodward, Gwen Ifill, David Brooks and David Corn.

Giuliani talks terror trials, GOP divide and Gov. Rudy?

Civilian aid in Afghanistan, governor rumors and a coffee date with Sarah Palin.

Recalling John J. O'Connor, James R. Lilley, Bruce King and Evelyn Hofer.

Low-level laser treatment may provide lasting relief for chronic neck pain.

Commander Le was rescued by a Navy ship after fleeing Vietnam at the age of 5.

Author of "Inside of a Dog" explains how dogs learn words and possibly language.

Challenges in the 9/11 trial include Gitmo waterboarding and an unbiased jury.

A look at why dogs' eyes are so unique with the author of "Inside of a Dog."

The discovery of ice on the moon could lead to a future NASA lunar base.

Author of "Inside of a Dog" explains why a dog's sense of smell is so powerful.

Investing with the New Coffeehouse Investor philosophy.

Omaha Christian Academy's team never has a home game because they have no field.

5 tips for putting extra money into your financial stocking this season.

Is delaying retirement the answer?

A new device for maximizing your hotel room tech experience.

Michelle Obama attempts to assure older women that health reform will help them.

Fmr. GOP House Leader discusses "Top Line" the future of the party.

Advice for keeping your waistline in check over the holidays.

Dr. Hilda Hutcherson answers viewer questions about sexual health.

George Stephanopoulos talks to "Top Line" about Sarah Palin's new memoir.

The designer talks about her foundation, "Gossip Girl" and fashion.

A barge carrying hazardous materials gets stuck on Virginia Beach.

The author tells you how to have fun at parties.

A student was suspended for cutting a Bengals football design in his hair.

Attorney General Eric Holder announces KSM and others will be brought to NYC.

A Japanese city cashes in on the Obama name with T-shirts, desserts and more.

Richard and Mayumi Heene plead guilty to the 'Balloon Boy" hoax.

Should religious leaders stay out of political races?

The model was involved in an extortion plot involving her daughter's photo.

Judd says it's too soon for the young singer to win the CMA Awards' top honor.

Richard and Mayuni Heene admit to a hoax.

The White House plans to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in Manhattan.

The new site hopes to bridge the gap between TV and the Web.

Money saving tips for holiday travel.

Desperate measures for desperate times?

Do you really need natural disaster insurance?

Footage from July 13, 2008, reveals a deadly Taliban attack on U.S. soldiers.

How Afghan government corruption could affect U.S. troop strategy.

A new Web site teaches parents do-it-yourself therapy for autistic children.

Start your day with one of these healthy breakfast choices.

Chemotherapy and drug treatments for cancer can increase forgetfulness.

Self magazine lists the best places for women to live.

A new study finds that a high-carb, low-fat diet can improve your disposition.

USA Today's Joan Biskupic discusses her new book on Justice Scalia.

The actress talks about her role as an older woman dating a younger man.

Bristol Palin's ex-boyfriend wins honors for posing nude in Playgirl Magazine.

Major Nidal Malik Hasan to officially face charges on 13 counts of murder.

Dan Arnall on the White House's job summit to fight unemployment.

Doctors in Peru remove coins and nails from Requelme Abanto's stomach.

Chef Wolfgang Puck constructs a creamy tower with beets.

Chef Wolfgang Puck tosses personalized pizzas at your table.

Chef Wolfgang Puck grills flattened chicken to perfection.

Supermarket Guru shares his weekly product review.

Obama announces the White House will hold a forum in Dec. to promote job growth.

Gordon Brown's mistakes on condolence letter upsets a mom whose son died in war.

The former boxing champ reportedly broke a paparazzo's nose and camera at LAX.

Two tremendous landslides shut down a major highway in Tennessee.

Could the "man-gagement" ring catch on?

The popular movies transform the actors into stars and the town is a must-see.

Go inside a hospital to witness how the H1N1 flu can become deadly.

Microsoft's search engine to pull more information and tools from Web sites.

Find out how they compare to determine which card is best for you.

Intel launches a new device to help those with reading disabilities.

A sharp rebound or a sluggish growth? Or could we be headed for another slump?

Andrea Smith shares the newest mobile devices.

As the CDC recalculates H1N1 fatalities, vaccine production is lagging.

A new Web site gathers old photographs to show parents at their coolest.

Police arrest two dozen children at a Chicago school for reckless conduct.

A study says 160 Texas babies die each year while sleeping with family members.

A school principal threatens to suspend students who mimic a Muppet character.

A new study finds a link between the chemical and erectile dysfunction.

NBA legend Earl "the Pearl" Monroe discusses Diabetes Restaurant Month.

Dr. Richard Besser offers advice on how to keep your food safe.

The singer lays next to a burned corpse in the video for "Bad Romance."

J. Alexander offers style tips in "Follow the Model."

Howard Harn and Deb Schwartz talk about their online service GigMaven.

Rick Klein has the latest on Fort Hood, Afghanistan and health care reform.

Charla Nash reveals her face publicly after being mauled by a pet chimp.

Officer Kim Munley describes her arrival at the fatal shooting scene.

Matt Jaffe breaks down the Senate Banking Committee's financial reform bill.

Family financial planning expert Ellie Kay on getting the most from your money.

Train operator Charise Lewis explains how she saved a woman on the tracks.

The Chicago Cub says his lighter skin tone comes from a softening cream.

Minor League coach throws hockey sticks to protest a referee's call.

Some tips on how not to sell a home.

Search engine teams up with government to create "flu shot finder."

Elmo, Big Bird and Cookie Monster celebrate forty years of "Sesame Street."

Fort Hood holds a memorial service for fallen soldiers.

Learn how to safeguard your digital assets from unauthorized access.

Tips on how to teach your kid financial independence.

America grieves with the Army during a memorial service at Fort Hood, Texas.

Hundreds of patients try a new cancer treatment after a "World News" report.

How to select and prepare your food for a healthier you.

Your guide to losing weight for better health.

A Harvard study finds that many working military vets cannot afford health care.

Solemn ceremony honors the victims of the shooting at Fort Hood.

A new book for kids tackles tough cancer questions.

A 71-year-old day care operator allegedly used makeshift straitjackets on kids.

Sen. Ben Cardin: Needed to get a bill moving, even with abortion amendment.

"Good Morning America" host talks about her music special, "In the Spotlight."

Ali Vincent talks about shedding weight, staying healthy and her new book.

Strategist Kevin Madden: GOP more aligned with public on health care than Dems.

The singer ends his concert when he's hit in the eye with a plastic bottle.

Bloomberg's Matt Miller on how banks continue to cut back credit.

Consumer Reports lets you know who and how much to tip this holiday season.

This record-breaking helping of comfort includes 12 pounds of cocoa powder.

Author Stephen King says ABC's Jake Tapper plays a role in "Under the Dome."

Fists fly on the field and in the stands at a high school game in Rhode Island.

New research suggests cell phones could replace a visit to the doctor.

Guitarist Joe Perry says his band is now looking for a new lead singer.

The most anticipated game of 2009 "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" hit stores.

Research finds that low-carb diets can depress moods more than low-fat diets.

The Pew Internet Project finds Web users are not isolated.

HP brings out a new touch screen desktop computer.

Elizabeth Lambert's image is tainted by the global spread of her soccer fight.

Good stuff or not so much? Becky Worley reviews some common household products.

President Obama talks to ABC's Jake Tapper about health care and war strategies.

Army knew suspected Fort Hood gunman had contact with al Qaeda recruiter.

Faced with two bad food choices? We'll help you pick the lesser of two evils.

The Angel Service Dogs are trained to help people with peanut allergies.

Soft-spoken Brit kids at the center of a hype tsunami.

GOP consultant Leslie Sanchez has a new book: "You've Come A Long Way Maybe."

Firedoglake.com's Jane Hamsher: Liberals will press Senate for public option.

The three American's held in Iran since July have been accused of espionage.

The singer attempts to find his soul mate on "For the Love of Ray Jay 2."

The country diva performs her greatest hits in this concert special.

Rick Klein on the recent passage of the House's health care bill.

A doe at the National Zoo flees the lion's den only to be euthanized later.

A Web site lets users rent high-end designer fashions for cheap.

Special Report: Peter Jennings delivers "astonishing news" out of Germany.

"Nightline": East Germans pour into West Berlin. But, will they stay?

"Nightline": After 44 years of a divided Germany, Berliners are reunited.

"World News": Peter Jennings reports live from Berlin.

The two top party leaders go head-to-head on health care reform.

An exclusive interview with the Chief of Staff of the Army.

George Will, Cokie Roberts, Sam Donaldson, Donna Brazile and Frank Luntz.

The president plans to attend the memorial service for the shooting victims.

"Nightline's" Terry Moran discusses the bravery of the first responders.

Fort Hood gunman's family says he witnessed horrific injuries at Walter Reed.

Many do not realize how frequent mass shootings in America have become.

Bill Weir takes a look at the hardships Muslim soldiers in America must face.

Army chief of staff Gen. George Casey Jr. talks about the Fort Hood tragedy.

Civilian officer Sgt. Kim Munley's courageous actions saved lives at Fort Hood.

Bob Woodruff reports on victims who tragically lost their lives at Fort Hood.

Maj. Hasan denounced the Iraq and Afghanistan wars in an online post.

Sleek, innovative cameras that make great gifts.

Verizon's new "Droid" phone offers new apps.

Stephanopoulos decodes the week's economic, health care and election news.

Authors of "I am Martin Eisenstadt" sit down with "Top Line."

Life and Style's Dawn Yanek weighs in on Rihanna's interview with Diane Sawyer.

Sucker punches surface in a college match between Brigham Young and New Mexico.

Catholics are upset over recent "Curb Your Enthusiasm" episode.

Greg Harper talks us through the latest gadgets.

Go to middle America: the frontline for the amphetamine and marijuana trade.

What is it like being a Muslim in today's military?

A first responder talks about dealing with the injured at Fort Hood.

Brian Ross looks at Major Nidal Malik Hasan, suspected shooter in the massacre.

An Army major goes on a murderous rampage at Fort Hood.

Why are hundreds of kangaroos overrunning towns in the Australian outback?

The actor allegedly assaulted a photographer while shopping with his family.

Verizon's first smartphone to run on Google software goes on sale.

Lt. Gen. Robert Cone says suspect Maj. Hasan is alive and in custody.

Suspected gunman, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, is a licensed psychiatrist.

Politico's Jonathan Martin chats about the election fallout on "Top Line."

Many patients awaiting the vaccine are angry over CDC distribution decisions.

The Texas military post serves as a processing center for troops going to war.

About 15,000 troops currently serving in Iraq deployed from Fort Hood, Texas.

Gunman opens fire on soldiers and civilians at the largest U.S. Army base.

At least 12 are dead after a soldier opened fire at the Fort Hood military post.

Officials fear more gunmen at large after Fort Hood shootings.

Gunman kills at least 7 and wounds 12 at Fort Hood.

'The Note': Health Care House Call

The phone company will charge $350 to end a phone contract.

Juju Chang and Romi Lassally discuss how modern moms can tackle "The Drug Talk."

Positive parenting tips to help avoid screaming at your kids.

Tips for keeping your computer virus free.

The newest e-readers and musical cell phones.

Dr. Neil Bernstein shares ways to discuss drugs with your kids.

George Stephanopoulos, Jake Tapper and John Karl on the off-season elections.

A registered sex offender allegedly amassed ten bodies without anyone knowing.

A company has a monopoly on producing a drug that protects children from H1N1.

A bandit in Florida loses his firearm to a hotel desk clerk and flees the scene.

Age is just a number to these older citizens who hit the hard court.

Mark Ndesandjo opens up about his abusive past in a new novel.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev calls for a plan to curb excessive drinking.

More than a million users experienced phone outages on Tuesday night.

For the on-the-go bride and groom, you can bring the wedding to you.

Houston may elect its first gay mayor and Atlanta its first white mayor in years

Department of Transportation: underlying defect causes accelerators to stick.

Wisconsin H.S. soccer player scores team's only goal 80 yards away from goal.

Golden State pushes for regulations on energy-hungry flat-screen televisions.

New video is aimed at people who may have information about the missing girl.

A woman calls 911 to report a drunken driver, later saying she's the driver.

The company will sell and rent movies online for a fee.

The Geek Squad shares some tips for purchasing a new laptop.

100 years of National Geographic Magazine at your fingertips!

George Stephanopoulos discusses the off-year elections.

A look at how Hamid Karzai's victory will affect relations with the U.S.

Residents in Phoenix, Ariz., have grown tired of hearing constant church bells.

The automaker posts a third quarter profit of nearly $1 billion.

A Minnesota man's motorized chair is put on eBay following his DWI arrest.

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Navy assault ship built with steal from the World Trade Center docks in NYC.

The Navy ship built from World Trade Center steel arrives in New York City.

Manu Ginobili hits the flying mammal during a Halloween game in San Antonio.

The detergent brand has a Facebook feature that eliminates unflattering pictures

What will this mean for the war strategy in Afghanistan?

President lends support for highly competitive New Jersey governor's race.

Whether to allow same-sex couples to marry is in the hands of voters.

An exclusive interview with WH Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett.

George Will, Dee Dee Myers, Ron Brownstein, Ed Gillespie and Rev. Al Sharpton.

George Will, Dee Dee Myers, Ron Brownstein, Ed Gillespie and Rev. Al Sharpton.

George Will, Dee Dee Myers, Ron Brownstein, Ed Gillespie and Rev. Al Sharpton.

Nations top retailers react to a Brian Ross investigation.

Did White House stimulus package save 1 million jobs? Jake Tapper reports.

As consumer confidence continues to slide, merchants pull out all the stops.

Surveillance video shows an alleged mob boss being gunned down in Naples, Italy.

Take a tour of one of the spookiest places on earth, just in time for Halloween.

A North Carolina cat lover leaves his entire estate to local feline charities.

Obama strongly considered Hillary Clinton even though top aides were against it.

ABC's Jonathan Karl reports on the negativity surrounding the bill.

Over an hour passed before U.S. military was notified about Flight 188.

Tracy Morgan on Poverty, Obama and Noah's Ark

Phil Lempert shares his weekly product hits and misses.

Gorillas and polar bears gorge on gourds at the Ridgefield Zoo in Illinois.

The secretary of state's visit aims to overcome anti-American sentiment.

As many struggle to get the vaccine, the administration calls for patience.

George Stephanopoulos and Martha Raddatz on the attacks in Afghanistan.

Yale student's M.J. tribute features six harmonies and one singer.

Pablo the Clown is ordered by Miami police to take his act off the road.

Two men make off with an ATM machine before colliding into another car.

Florida firefighters rescue a cat that was wedged in a car engine.

An Illinois couple decides to take in this reptilian oddity.

Decathlete Brian Clay talks nutrition, exercise and what it's like to win Gold.

The U.S. rushes new specially designed vehicles to Afghanistan.

New documentary gives a glimpse at Obama's private moments during the campaign.

Bill and Melinda Gates talk about their charitable works.

A worker at a Maryland haunted house says an off-duty cop pulled a gun on him.

Billionaire and wife speak with Charles Gibson about the Living Proof project.

The death of eight troops in Afghanistan makes October the deadliest month.

Florida police find a woman unconscious in an SUV with her two kids and nephew.

An Indiana spends 15 years building a stagecoach made of toothpicks.