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  • San Diego School District Suspends Solar Energy Efforts
    It seems solar energy takes more green. The San Diego Unified School District has suspended its solar energy efforts because power bills soared after the green initiative.
  • The efforts of Gov. Bobby Jindal to get the BP oil spill cleaned up have helped his popularity among Louisiana voters. Here, Jindal speaks on a command post boat in Barataria Bay, off Grand Isle, La.
    Oil Spill Crisis Puts Jindal Back On Center Stage
    Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal was once a rising star in the Republican ranks, but he stumbled after a lackluster rebuttal to President Obama's first address to Congress. These days, Jindal often sounds like a general, and his war is as much against the federal government as it is with the oil. His persistence is scoring points with voters.
  • Jason Statham, Sylvester Stallone, and Randy Couture in "The Expendables"
    Film Club: 'The Expendables' and Roundtable Recommendations
    Checking in on the Testosterone Levels at Theaters
  • Medicare To Monitor Safety Of Drug Combos
    Medicare is expanding a program to make sure some older adults use the right drugs and take them correctly to prevent harmful side effects or interactions.
  • Smoke from the wildfires burning in the Angeles National Forest is seen from downtown Los Angeles on Aug. 31, 2009.
    Fire Prompts Evacuations, But Crews Make Progress
    Firefighters brought a sprawling wildfire near Los Angeles under greater control Thursday, despite a flare-up in a remote canyon that prompted about 25 nearby residents to be evacuated.
  • President Obama, standing in the rain, makes a statement to reporters in Venice, La., as he visits the Gulf Coast region affected by the oil spill on Sunday.
    Obama Faces Backlash Over Drilling, Leak Response
    The massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico has unleashed a dispute over President Obama's leadership in confronting the still-unfolding disaster. And it has renewed scrutiny of proposed energy legislation that hinges on White House-endorsed provisions for more offshore drilling.
  • A motorboat passes a submerged pickup truck on Main Street in Washingtonville, N.Y., on Sunday following heavy rains from Tropical Storm Irene.
    Though Worst Of Irene Over, Flooding Still A Concern
    Now just a tropical storm, Irene pummeled New York and the Northeast Coast with intense wind and rain. But speaking on Sunday, President Obama said areas are still at risk of flooding and urged people to continue to listen to the guidance of their state and local officials in the coming days.
  • Libyan protesters shout anti-Gadhafi slogans during a demonstration in the eastern Libyan town of Derna on Wednesday.
    Libyans Flee As Gadhafi's Hold Over Country Weakens
    Anti-government protesters claimed control of many other cities in Libya, and top government officials and diplomats turned against the longtime leader. Residents in the capital told The AP that pro-Gadhafi troops were opening fire randomly in the streets.
  • Rep. J.D. Hayworth speaks as Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) looks on during a taping of NBC's <em>Meet the Press</em>.
    Fiery Rep. Hayworth in Hot Arizona Race
    Republican Congressman J.D. Hayworth represents a solidly Republican district in Arizona -- he won his last re-election with a comfortable 60 percent of the vote. But this year's race against Democratic challenger Harry Mitchell is proving to be surprisingly tough for the incumbent.
  • Citizen Voices
    The ABCs of California Education
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