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

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

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

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.

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

NASCAR decided to put Carl Edwards on probation for three races after he intentionally hit the back of Brad Keselowski.

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.

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.

While President Obama travels the country to campaign for health care reform, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius takes on the insurance companies.