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Food Network star Paula Deen loves bacon, butter and, of course, Southern cooking. In her new cookbook, Paula Deen's Southern Cooking Bible, Deen explores the regional variations of Southern food.

Barbara Mori seduces the unsuspecting Marcelo Mazzarello in Ugly Me (Arcangelo Entertainment)

Experts say the way law enforcement gathered evidence against Najibullah Zazi may be a textbook case of how to conduct a terrorism investigation. The FBI used a blend of wiretaps and subpoenas, search warrants and local police, among other things, to build its case.

What laws prohibit employers from discriminating against employees, or potential employees, based on physical appearance? Can employers legally discriminate in this manner?

Six unemployed residents of the area have vastly different backgrounds. But they all share one goal — finding a job. In St. Louis, the labor market and unemployment rate are very similar to the rest of the nation. NPR begins a year-long journey, following these residents in their quest for work.

Six men will enter a mock interplanetary spaceship in Moscow, close the hatch and then live inside for more than 500 days. They'll conduct the first ever full-duration simulation of a mission to Mars.

Let the Sands Run Out on This One

With war raging this Christmas weekend, Jacki Lyden speaks with three people who minister to the wounded in war zones. Dr. Najib Hanoudi is an eye surgeon in Baghdad; Air Force Maj. Janis Dashner completed two tours of duty in Iraq as a chaplain in military hospitals; and Father Louis Iasiello, a Roman Catholic priest and former head of Navy Chaplains, speaks about ethics in a war zone.

Too many complex back surgeries are being done and people are suffering as a result, according to a new study. The number of these surgeries has increased by 15 times in five years, but researchers say the benefit isn't there.

Spring Training is over and the San Diego Padres get their season started later today. But who is helping them stay healthy?