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Early reviews of 'Alice in Wonderland' have been mixed, but ticket sales are expected to reach record-breaking levels.

When a predominantly white sorority won the Sprite National Step-Off competition, it set off a debate about race.

Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is facing allegations of sexual assault in Georgia, less than a year after a similar accusation in Nevada.

There were a lot of big winners during the 82nd annual Academy Awards. But was the show itself a winner?

Apple is suing mobile phone company HTC for claims that Android smartphones infringed on 20 iPhone patents.

The Vatican is dealing with another gay sex scandal among officials within the church. One choir member and a "Gentleman of His Holiness" have been accused of involvement with a prostitution ring.

Two passengers were killed when cruise liner Louis Majesty was struck head-on by three waves estimated at over twenty-six feet tall.

The U.S. angers Turkey after the House Foreign Affairs Committee passed a resolution recognizing the WWI killings of one million Armenians as genocide.

Soldiers are criticizing 'The Hurt Locker' for what they call inaccuracies. The film has some asking whether it is part of a last minute smear campaign against the film.

John Patrick Bedell believed the government was evil. Thursday night, he took out his anger by firing at two Pentagon police officers, before being mortally wounded.

After Maryland defeated rival Duke, fans rushed the court and flooded into the streets. Many speculate on the significance of storming the court.

The White House wants to retire NASA rockets and privatize spaceflight, but a Republican Senator introduced a bill this week to extend NASA operations.

Key presidential advisers suggest moving the 9/11 trials from a civilian to military court.

Full body scanners are making their debut in airports all over the country, sparking a debate over privacy.