Former John Edwards aide Andrew Young appeared in court today over a purported sex tape allegedly made by the one-time presidential hopeful and his mistress, Rielle Hunter.

'World News' Wants to Hear Your Stories About Osteoporosis

Douglas Shantz, a Houston executive and the father of three children, has been missing since early Friday morning.

President Obama. Will Ferrell. Sen. Chris Dodd. Heidi Montag. Now you can add the Pentagon to a growing list of advocates for an independent consumer protection agency.

Weddings begin in nation's capital for same-sex couples; 300 applied so far.

Jessica Click-Hill found after being missing for 14 year. Mother Wendy Hill arrested for her alleged abduction.

Only 15 percent of the estimated 200,000 Haitians living in the U.S. illegally have taken advantage of a controversial Obama administration initiative that would allow them to live and work freely here until conditions in Haiti improve. The number has surprised advocates on both sides of the immigration debate.

Police in four cities are testing small cameras that officers wear on their head.

FDA report finds company behind nationwide seasoning recall that includes Pringles continued selling and shipping products after finding salmonella.

As part of our series American Heart, we profile a father who created Morgan's Wonderland, the first large theme park for people with special needs.

David Letterman's accused blackmailer Robert Halderman will plead guilty for a diminished sentence of 6 months in prison, 4 and half years of probation and 1000 hours of community services.

Driver brings Prius to stop with officer's aid; car not covered by pedal recall.

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Janitor opens fire at Ohio State, killing self and 1 supervisor, injuring another

ABC's Diane Sawyer talks with Ben Smith of Politico about the growing drama surrounding resigning Congressman Eric Massa.

Women may not know about a the risk for a 'double bubble deformity' when they have surgery for breast augmentation. A woman from Staten Island, N.Y., is now suing her doctor for what she describes as four breasts.

In perhaps the first lawsuit of its kind, a parent of a child with autism is suing his son's doctors, claiming they provided treatments without proven scientific benefit. The treatment, called chelation therapy, was expensive, and, the suit says, carried risks of serious harm.