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A series of powerful storms has devastated the already frail Haiti, leaving hundreds of thousands of people dependent on international food aid. Haiti has also been rattled this year by political instability, street riots and rapidly rising global food prices.

No Country for Old Men

A record number of incoming freshman are getting a head start on studying and living on the campus of San Diego State this week. Its part of an intensive academic program that helps low-income, first-

Hello Again, To The Party of Lincoln

Director Cruz Angeles and actress Yareli Arizmendi join us to talk about their film "Don't Let Me Drown," which is screening at this year's San Diego Latino Film Festival. It's about a clandestine love between two teenagers and is being touted as one of the best film portraits of New York City in the aftermath of 9/11.

My 2010 Comic-Con Scrapbook

Writer Hanna Ingber Win has struggled to get through to her family living in Myanmar. The fact that the country is poor doesn't make it less tragic, she insists.

It's every parent's worst nightmare. All of a sudden, their seemingly healthy baby dies.Sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS, claimed 31 babies in San Diego County in 2007.It's the leading cause of d

Next month in The Hague, a special U.N. tribunal will get under way to examine the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. Many Lebanese insist Syrian leaders were behind the assassination. But Syria denies any role in Hariri's death.

Shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac closed down more than 5 percent on Monday in response to the government's proposals to help rescue the companies. The Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve offered lifelines to the two quasi-governmental companies.