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

Mainstream media in lather over proposed Clinton-Palin 'coffee summit'

Author Vince Flynn on whether our national security strategy is losing focus

Is America returning to pre-9/11 mindset? Author Vince Flynn weighs in

A Brazilian transsexual involved in an Italian political scandal is believed to have burned to death

The statewide unemployment rate inched back up to 11 percent in October.

DHHS Secretary Lanier Cansler used to be a lobbyist, and his former firm represents two companies that won state contracts without competitive bidding.

From photos on networking sites to posts on messages boards, personal online content has created a new question: What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind on the Web?

Robert Leffer was working this past January when he was involved in a wreck on Interstate 40 and suffered burns on 80 percent of his body.

1st mammograms. Now, in an apparent coincidence Pap smears. Guidelines by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists say most women in their 20's can have a Pap smear every two years instead of annually. (Nov. 20)

The holidays give airlines a chance to charge more per ticket, a local travel agent says.

Here's the latest news for Friday November 20: Oprah ending her show in 2011; New guidelines say women in their 20s can have fewer pap smears; Alleged Ft. Hood shooter has court date Saturday and Macy's unveils new parade balloons.

A District Court judge on Friday extended an order giving temporary custody of the 6-year-old daughter of Scott and Kelly Morris to her maternal grandfather until at least January.

Rugby player's incredible kick

The grandmother of Shaniya Davis said she doesn't know how the man accused of kidnapping, raping and killing the 5-year-old got hold of the girl.

Dr. Siegel sorts out new screening guidelines for cervical cancer

As Thanksgiving approaches more and more people are unable to afford the traditional holiday meal.

Holding back tears, Oprah Winfrey told her studio audience Friday that she would end her show in 2011 after a quarter-century on the air, saying prayer and careful thought led her to her decision. (Nov. 20)

The Health Team's Dr. Allen Mask clarifies new recommendations for cervical screenings.

Oprah Winfrey tells her studio audience Friday that she'll stop hosting her powerhouse daytime talk show in 2011 after 25 seasons on the air. (Nov. 20)

A Cary crossing guard is a familiar site with his sign and his smile.

Senate will have test vote on health care reform

Dr. Allen Mask talks about the new drug-resistant form of the H1N1 flu virus.

Dr. Cynara Coomer looks at some of the stories that made headlines for the week of Nov. 15 on FoxNewsHealth.com

North Carolina public health officials said Friday that three of four patients at Duke University Hospital with a drug-resistant form of the H1N1 flu virus have died.

At this workshop, Macy's parade chief John Piper serves up a Thanksgiving smorgasbord with old and new friends for this year's parade. Ted Shaffrey reports. (Nov. 20)

Western cool

South Carolina police say an obese man died after not moving from his recliner for the past 8 months. Police say the man's body was physically stuck to the chair and firefighters had to cut him out. He died a few hours later at the hospital. (Nov. 20)

Every Friday, 5 on Your Side highlights the top- and bottom-scoring restaurants in health inspections.

Controversial new guidelines about frequency of test for women

Check the latest forecast with chief meteorologist Tony Mainolfi.

President Obama will make announcement about war in next two weeks

Carolina's goal with less than five seconds left in the game forced overtime.

Airtran is the first airline in the nation to put ads on the backs of every seat.

In the United States, the Congress debated lifting the five-decade long travel embargo for American citizens to Cuba.

Daytona Beach police arrest cab driver Michael Olensky, 41, who they say robbed the owner of a barbershop on Main Street as he was closing up.

A teenager accused of killing a 9-year-old neighbor should be sent to a psychiatric hospital because she shows signs of severe depression and anxiety, her attorney said. (Nov. 20)

The 911 call from a neighbor of a family held hostage for three days captures the terrifying end of the ordeal.

Peruvian police arrest a criminal gang accused of killing of dozens to extract the fat from their bodies to make beauty products for cosmetics companies.

A Maitland police officer was justified in using deadly force on a teenager who was stabbing his mother, the state attorney’s office said Friday.

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

A look at weather conditions in the Northeast, updated twice each day.

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

A look at weather conditions in the South, updated twice each day.

Can you imagine having a map of your genes on a CD? How about a hologram of your doctor that appears right in your own home? Sound impossible? Well, get ready to take a journey into the future of medicine

A look at weather conditions in the West, updated twice each day.

One person was killed Friday when a tour bus belonging to entertainer Miley Cyrus overturned, but the 16-year-old 'Hannah Montana' star wasn't on board. (Nov. 20)

Now that the spin-off of DirectTV has been approved, insight on what that means for the future, with John Malone, Liberty Media chairman and CNBC's David Faber.

Giant sculptures by the late surrealist Salvador Dali are installed on mountain tops in France's Courchevel ski resort.

An antique electric train, left over from the heyday of American power in Cuba, still snakes its way through Havana. But it's more than just a tourist ride. The nearly century-old Hershey train, named after the chocolate company that built it, takes Cuban commuters to work every day. 

The actor talks about his latest role.

A notebook, number 2 pencils, and the newest essential school supply in Uruguay: a laptop. The South American nation is the first and only country to guarantee every elementary school student attending government schools a portable computer. If the incumbent left-wing president wins the run-off election on November 29, his government says it will expand the program to all students in the public education system.

Get to know 'FOX & Friends' when they let their hair down

Gabon's President Ali Bongo met with his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday on his first trip to France since he succeeded his father, who had made Paris nearly a second home while leader of the oil-rich former French colony. Images and soundbites.

Dr. Manny discusses the new mammogram recommendations and other heath headlines on "Imus in the Morning"

Violence and instability shut it down temporarily, but Iraq's stamp collecting club is now back in business. And it's been good business, too, for the Iraqi Philatelic Society, whose best-selling items are pre-war stamps starring Saddam Hussein.

Sen. Kyl hopes Democrats will listen to their constituents and vote down health care bill

Romania, struggling with a severe recession and reeling from political turmoil, is now set to face yet another challenge -- a presidential election. Both front-runners, including the incumbent Traian Basescu, are neck-and-neck in the polls, meaning a decisive outcome from Sunday's poll looks unlikely.

Parent wins battle to ban homework at kids' school

Mario Andrette McNeill makes his first court appearance on charges he raped and killed 5-year-old Shaniya Davis.

The Belgian Prime Minister will become the EU's first, but will the quiet man be able to impress on the world stage? So far opinion is divided.

Three-day forecast for the entire US, updated each morning and afternoon.

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

A marketplace similar to Craigslist, with the Power Lunch team.

American student Amanda Knox - accused of the murder of British student Meredith Kercher - is back in court as prosecutors begin their closing arguments.

Performance of the cruise ship industry on Wall Street has given investors reasons to cheer, with NBC's Kerry Sanders.

MRI and CT scanners, a pain rehabilitation center and an underwater treadmill - that's just some of the state-of-the-art facilities pets can benefit from at a new animal hospital in the UK. (Nov. 20)

Insight on Goldman wanting to reduce the size of its bonus pool, with Susanne Craig, The Wall Street Journal reporter.

CCTV captures the moment right wing Shiv Sena activists launch an attack on the offices of television channel IBN Lokmat in India's western Mumbai.

A rather pricey gift for that special someone.

Police have released a frantic 911 call a woman made after seeing her neighbor bleeding and pleading for help. Turns out the family next door had been kidnapped and forced to takeout money from their bank. The woman was shot as she escaped. (Nov . 20)

Swimmers who get into difficulty off the French coast may have some rather unusual rescue workers coming to their aid. Over a dozen lifeguard teams using Newfoundland terriers are now in place, with dog-handlers training their canine partners to help lead victims safely back to shore.

Debate over new Pap smear guidelines

U.K. flooding prompts hundreds to evacuate homes

Outside Harpo Studios in Chicago, audience members and fans of Oprah Winfrey describe how the talk show host broke the news that her program is ending. (Nov. 20)

'Twilight Saga' fans, also known as Twihards, queued up at cinemas in Los Angeles triggering record ticket sales for 'New Moon''s opening weekend. (Nov. 20)

Hainan island in the South China Sea is fast becoming one of Asia's finest golfing destinations, with several world-class courses and developers rushing to build dozens more. Once dependent on foreign players, the industry is now being built on the back of a new wave of Chinese golfers.

Italian prosecutors have begun their closing arguments in the trial of American exchange student Amanda Knox, who is accused of killing her British roommate more than two years ago. (Nov. 20)

Author Shirley Enebrad will be signing books this weekend.

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

Pet of the day for Nov. 20, 2009.

Progress toward tighter U.S. financial regulation faltered in the U.S. Congress as a House committee postponed a pivotal vote and Republicans on a key committee aired stubborn opposition, with ...

Brian Shrader and Lisa Prince make an old-fashioned side dish.

Leaders of the EU chose Belgian Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy as the first president of the EU and British Baroness Catherine Ashton as the EU foreign affairs chief.

A multi-millionaire from Nebraska is accusing Harrah of cheating him, with CNBC's Jane Wells.

The European Union is heading into a new era with unknowns named to the bloc's new presidency and foreign policy post. Early reaction Friday seems to show EU residents taking the selection in their stride. (20 November 2009)

Another government agency is guaranteeing loans, with CNBC's Diana Olick and the Power Lunch crew.

Police say a gang in the Peruvian jungle has been killing people and draining fat from the corpses to sell on the black market for use in cosmetics, although medical experts say they doubt a major market for fat exists. (Nov. 20)

An article in the WSJ today tells the tale of one analyst and his "sell" call on a stock called Cardionet, with Thomas Ajamie, securities attorney; Tom Curran, Ganfer & Shore attorney; and CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.

Group suggests new guidelines for cervical cancer screenings

The Granville County Sheriff's Office announces the death of Kelly Morris, a Stem woman missing since September 2008.

Three-time defending NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has signed a contract extension keeping him with Hendrick Motorsports through 2015. (Nov. 20)

Casey Anthony's attorney discuss their motion on Roy Kronk.

Female political candidates still face challenges

A nude photograph of Carla Bruni-Sarkozy taken by Michel Comte during her modelling days goes under the hammer on Friday at a Paris auction house. A similar nude shot of the wife of the French president went for 91,000 dollars -- three times more than its estimated bidding price -- in a New York sale last year. Still images.

Sen. Gregg adds up cost of health care reform