Some are calling Joe Stack a hero for expressing his anti-government views, others are not so sure.

Bloom Energy introduced and explained their fuel-cell generator Bloom Box.

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.

An aptly-named new iPhone app makes text messages disappear from both the sender's and receiver's phones, as well as any servers.

New York Governor David Paterson's decision to drop his election bid doesn’t end the debate over whether he can finish his current term.

Current Vice President Joe Biden and former Vice President Dick Cheney went head to head over the war on terror. So who came out on top?

Bode Miller won the bronze medal in men's downhill skiing at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. After receiving a lot of negative press after the 2006 Winter Olympics, this year it’s more positive.

The Food and Drug Administration plans to increase the serving size on food products to match the amount of food people actually eat.

Last week's runaway Prius case was getting ready to be another setback for Toyota, but now many are calling the incident a hoax.

As Google and Microsoft get ready to unleash their latest projects; they’re coming under scrutiny from the tech world. Newsy.com tracks the perspectives.

President Obama opened his health care summit by calling the issue “urgent”, but are lawmakers really ready to negotiate?

12-year-old Jordan Brown awaits a judge's decision on whether he will be tried as an adult or a juvenile in the double murder of his father's pregnant fiance.

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

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

The Tea Party has gone from a loosely associated group of protests to what some believe may be a viable third party in American politics.

A new study has come out that suggests that women who drink wine gain less weight than those who don't drink at all.

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

Automaker giant General Motors is considering two offers for its Hummer brand after a failed attempt to sell the brand to a Chinese company.

After recently recalling about 50 processed food products due to fear of salmonella contamination, some are split over the FDA’s response to the situation.

A teacher tackled and disarmed a man after he opened fire on students at a Littleton, Colorado middle school.

Afghan presidential challenger Abdullah Abdullah pulled out from the election runoff one week before the new round of vote, citing his demand in changes to curb electoral frauds was rejected.

The U.S. Postal Service has petitioned to downsize, cutting delivery services to five days a week.

Team USA beats Canada 5-3 in ice hockey, a win some have compared to the "Miracle on Ice" of 1980.

The Iran presidential election has media questioning Obama’s next move and the state of future U.S. relations with Iran. Newsy.com tracks perspectives.

After an increase in U.S. laws banning texting while driving, Newsy.com looks at the dangers of taking your eyes off the road.

The Texas Board of Education has angered many on the left by making changes to history books that critics say represent right-leaning bias.

A recent study shows America is getting fatter, and fatter, and fatter. Newsy.com delves into the debate over the health crisis.

The California Supreme Court has spoken – but the controversy over same-sex marriage in the state isn’t over. Newsy.com takes a look.

As credit card reforms take effect, analysts suggest credit card companies might be in search of new loopholes.

As Toyota tries to quell concerns over unexpected acceleration, yet another case has emerged.