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Google said other organizations were better suited to take the technology forward.

That's good news, say experts, but the bad news is funding for AIDS programs has dropped for the first time.

Paterno's son said doctors are optimistic about his father's recovery.

The marching band got in trouble after poking fun at their winless team last weekend.

The Occupy Movement is purposely fractured and protesters take pride in the kind of decentralized governance they have created.

As police across the country have moved to disband protests, questions about the First Amendment and its limits have arisen.

Mike McQueary had come under scathing criticism for failing to stop abuse he said he witnessed.

The university's football officials are facing questions about whether they failed to report incidents sexual abuse on campus.

In the sports world, the big question is whether Penn State coach Joe Paterno's legend will survive his final, scandalous chapter.

Christine Lagarde said the world economy has entered a "dangerous" phase and called for bold action.

Because of economic uncertainty, bankers and traders will see smaller bonus checks. This comes after two years of record payouts.

2005 YU55 will be closest to Earth at 6:28 p.m. ET. If you have a telescope, it will be visible from North America.

This year has seen the fall of many course records and even a world record. Marathoners are having a year of blistering speed. Why?

Dr. Conrad Murray faces up to four years in prison and a likely revocation of his medical license.

George Papandreou framed an upcoming referendum on a bailout package as a choice on European Union membership.

In a press conference, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke painted a mixed picture of the economy. Essentially, the chairman said, growth will be slow and unemployment will continue stubbornly high.

Keith worked as a special effects master in public radio since the '70s. He died Sunday in his home in Minnesota. He was 64.

Jobs's sister, the novelist Mona Simpson, reveals the late tech giant's final words "were monosyllables, repeated three times."

A California restaurateur jokingly promised to pop the cork on a 141-year-old bottle of Bordeaux if Panetta caught bin Laden. This New Year's eve, he'll keep his word and they'll be sipping on some legendary wine.

NASA says the asteroid will come within 200,000 miles from Earth and zip by at 30,600 mph. 2005 YU55 will be visible from Earth using a small telescope.