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  • A federal appeals court has scheduled a hearing for the case against three former New Orleans police officers convicted of charges stemming from a man's…
  • The defense team in Jerry Sandusky's sex abuse trial has decided that the former Penn State assistant coach will not take the stand in his own defense. Pennsylvania criminal defense lawyer Gary Asteak talks about the practical, legal and strategic aspects of advising clients about testifying.
  • Attack on churches exacerbated religious tensions between Christians and Muslims.
  • An advocacy group has complained to the Federal Trade Commission that Merck is improperly marketing the allergy remedy Claritin to kids. At issue are tie-ins with the movie Madagascar 3.
  • The panel's decision next goes to the full House. It was a vote along partisan lines over whether the Justice Department has fully cooperated with the committee's investigation of the Fast and Furious gun trafficking operation.
  • With major deadlines approaching on student loans and transportation legislation, the Senate blocked off four hours of floor debate time for something else. At issue is a resolution disapproving of new EPA regulations limiting mercury emissions from power plants.
  • Scouring the Internet for the most exciting new electronic music can be overwhelming, but there are treasures out there. This week, we've got moody hip-hop-inspired beats from mysterious producer UZ.
  • From rock musicians in Mexico exploring Balkan oompah sounds to an Argentine producer who deconstructs his home country's native folk songs, this week's episode of Alt.Latino focuses on iconoclasts and innovators around the Latin music world.
  • The country's intelligence minister said the country had taken measures to protect itself against the attack.
  • Among today's most esteemed performers, none is quite as youthful and exuberant as Mr. Justin Bieber. Which is exactly why we challenge our in-house audience to do it better than Bieber, by re-writing his hit song, "Baby."
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