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Star's new movie will be online two weeks after its theatrical release.

R&B; performer's new album, "Evolution," tries charting her growth as an artist.

Consumer watchdogs suggest that shoppers not bother with extended warranties.

New recommendations suggest cutting back on children's exposure to advertising.

How many delegates did Rockefeller win in the 1964 presidential primary?

The Hillary factor... will she be the party's nominee in '08?

Newly opened museum is dedicated to a war whose veterans are all but gone now.

Kati Kim and her two daughters were found in Oregon, but dad is still missing.

Studies show children's free time is dwindling, replaced by packed schedules.

U.S. trainers think Iraqis are "minimally ready to defend their battle space."

Academy of Pediatrics' Dr. Kenneth Ginsburg on what to look for in busy kids.

One expert's take on the data and the debate.

Thousands of homes are still threatened by spreading California fires.

The Supreme Court considers if skin color should factor into school admissions.

Iraqis are using their cell phones for basic survival, not just to talk.

Journalists from Vice Magazine explore the world's hotspots.

Inside a bizarre and disturbing hoax.

Fatalities increase in Iraq as President Bush devises new war strategy.

McDonald's in hospitals leads to a false perception that the food is healthy.

Gordon Gould, co-founder of 'This Next,' discusses great online gift ideas.

The world's largest floating Christmas tree wows onlookers in Rio de Janeiro.

Adolescents are visiting pro-anorexia websites to learn purging techniques.

The Iranian hostage crisis is in it's 397th day.

Dakota Fanning discusses her role opposite Wilber the pig in "Charlotte's Web."

The Wall Street Journal will adopt a new layout beginning Jan. 2, 2007.

The former KGB spy who died of poisoning may have been blackmailed.

Laughter is being incorporated into the movement and meditation of yoga.

One out of three workers admits to calling out of work when well.

New clues in the case of the Kim family's vanishing over Thanksgiving.

The average price of orange juice has risen 60 cents in the last year.

Clinical trials of Pfizer's new heart medication have proved to be dangerous.

Sen. Clinton meets with her party to discuss a possible run for the presidency.

Should children's race decide which schools they attend?

Wildfires are spreading through Southern California taking nearly 10,000 acres.

ABC's Dan Harris reconnects with Iraqis he's interviewed through the years.

Can U.S. troops train Iraqi forces to fairly police their country?

Even Donald Rumsfeld proposed change. But what are the choices?

Behind the scenes with George Will, Martha Raddatz and David Corn.

On the campaign trail with the first official Democratic White House contender.