Breaking kids unhealthy habits
SPECIAL REPORT: When you think of the perfect American Family, Leave it to Beaver may come to mind. Dinner time was family time, and consisted of home
Cyberbullying: What words on the web really mean to teens
SPECIAL REPORT: They Facebook, Tweet, text, post videos to YouTube and send instant messages. Life on the web is just a fact of life for teenagers. But
Man who took Clinton campaigners hostage on the run
New Hampshire authorities say the man who took hostages at Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign office in 2007 has cut off his electronic monitoring
Snow emergencies and parking bans
The following cities and towns have released either snow emergencies or parking bans in preparation of Wednesday's storm.
Boston Breakers Open Tryouts
Photo Gallery from the Boston Breakers open tryouts.
Harvard awarding grants to help grauates in public service
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Harvard Law School is stepping up efforts to encourage students pursue careers in public service, creating a fund which will award $1
More than 500,000 cribs recalled after death of three infants
WASHINGTON — Government safety officials Tuesday announced a recall of more than 500,000 drop-side cribs sold at Buy Buy Baby, Kmart, Wal-Mart and other
Carolyn Riley found guilty
Carolyn Riley was found guilty of second-degree murder in daughter's fatal prescription drug overdose.
Obama: 'Has To Be Some Give' from GOP for Bipartisanship
President Barack Obama said Tuesday U.S. policy makers should be able to reach a bipartisan consensus on high-profile issues such as health care and energy,
Robert Gibbs Mocks Sarah Palin at Daily Briefing
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs mocked Sarah Palin’s much publicized use of notes written on her hands at the daily White House press briefing
Google Gives Gmail Social-Networking 'Buzz'
Google on Tuesday gave its free email service a "Buzz," adding Twitter and Facebook style social networking features.
Surge of interest for candidates in upcoming Massachusetts elections
BOSTON - Just weeks after Scott Brown's surprise U.S. Senate win, the campaign season is kicking off in earnest in Massachusetts.
Leeches Popular with Experts, Movie Stars in Russia
A resurgence in the use of leeches is pumping fresh blood into Russia's economy with health experts and movie stars endorsing their benefits, Sky News reported
American Airlines to Charge Travelers for Pillows, Blankets
There was more bad news Tuesday for those travelers who like a spot of comfort during a flight.
British Teacher Admits Grooming Teenage Boy for Sex
A British teacher's career lay in ruins Tuesday after she admitted grooming a teenage boy for sex.
Autopsy: Fight factor in Nancy Kerrigan's father's death
The family of Olympic skater Nancy Kerrigan insisted Tuesday that they do "not blame anyone" for her father's death and criticized a medical examiner's finding