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

During the memorial tribute at the Oscar ceremony Farrah Fawcett was left out. The Academy apologized, but stands by its decision.

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

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

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

New hype over HP's Slate is questioning whether Apple's iPad will be the leading tablet product, or if it will lead consumers looking for more from other brands.

A new report suggests financial services giant Lehman Brothers hid leveraged assets, contributing to the largest corporate bankruptcy in history.

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.

Natalie Randolph has been appointed the head football coach of a D.C. high school. Some say her gender will be a problem and others hail her achievement as a historic event.