American Sharif Mobley allegedly was picked up in Yemeni al Qaeda sweep.

City agrees to payments to settle health lawsuits filed by Ground Zero workers.

2 people familiar with Tiger Woods' plans say Masters could mark his return

Federal appeals court upholds 'under God' references in Pledge of Allegiance, US currency

Obama tells lawmakers, advocates his commitment to immigration overhaul is 'unwavering'

Democrats near deal on health legislation, might try to roll over abortion foes in vote

Democrats say they are close to a final agreement on health care reform, but there is still tension between the White House and lawmakers on whether the bill can be passed by March 18.

After four tornadoes in Arkansas, a front is sweeping from the Midwest toward the Northeast today, bringing tornado watches in Florida, 7 inches of rain in parts of Alabama, and the threat of flooding in New York, Pennsylvania and New England this weekend. Heavy rain and mild temperatures, forecasters say, could combine to melt much of the snow that hit the eastern U.S. this winter.

When it comes to getting high off inhalants, one sniff is all it takes to cut a young life short. 'Huffing' toxic substances to get high has become a surprisingly common pastime among young teens, but to most parents, this new drug of choice is completely off their radar screen.

Academy Award winning documentarians of 'The Cove' expose the illegal sale of whale meat at Santa Monica, Calif., sushi restaurant.

Mutilated women in Afghanistan, including a young woman whose husband cut off her nose and ears, aided by secret women's shelter and talk to ABC News' Diane Sawyer.

Motor vehicle accident deaths are at the lowest point since 1954.

Amid health care negotiations, Reid caring for injured wife and daughter after car accident.

Many who opt for angiograms, a test designed to detect the presence of heart disease, may be receiving the test unnecessarily, according to researchers. Nearly two-thirds of patients without known heart disease who received angiograms did not have heart disease, Dr. Manesh Patel of Duke University and his colleagues reported online in the New England Journal of Medicine. Specifically, only about 38 percent of these patients who underwent the elective screening procedure had potentially dangerous blockages in their coronary arteries.

The filmmakers behind "The Cove" discover a restaurant serving whale.

Ryan Owens explains why forecasters predict an awful tornado season.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger told police that he did not have sexual intercourse with the woman who has accused him of assault, according to anonymous sources who spoke to KDKA-TV. Sources say Roethlisberger spoke with Milledgeville, Ga. police on the night of the alleged assault and admitted sexual contact with the woman but said that it was not consummated. KDKA says Roethlisberger told police the woman slipped and fell afterward, injuring her head.

Diane Sawyer talks with Tina Brown about first annual women's summit.

L.A. Rams Hall of Famer and TV actor Merlin Olsen dies of cancer at 69.