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  • Artistic rendering of planned downtown library as provided by the office of the architect working on the project.
    What's In The New Downtown Library Design?
    The architect-designer of the new downtown central library explains what elements are included in the design: the tech center, the high-school, the city offices, the solar collectors.
  • FDA Reassures Doctors Skeptical Of H1N1 Vaccine
    Most doctors fully support the H1N1 vaccine, but there are a few who won't back it. Because patients trust their doctors the most for medical decisions, the FDA is trying to assure these doctors of the vaccine's safety.
  • Dr. Garth Faile was Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's chemistry professor when he attended Chowan College, now Chowan University, in the mid-1980s. Mohammed had excellent grades, Faile says.
    Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's Isolated U.S. College Days
    The professed Sept. 11 mastermind's North Carolina college years are recalled by a chemistry professor and a former classmate. The CIA claims those college years helped propel Mohammed on a path to terrorism. Though described as jovial, he also maintained a self-imposed isolation.
  • A D.C. Central Kitchen employee gives out food to people in need in Washington. Aid organizations have seen a spike in the number of people who don't have enough food.
    Broader Strategy Urged To Combat Hunger In U.S.
    Just one day after a federal report revealed that 1 in 7 U.S. families struggled to get enough to eat last year, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack urged lawmakers to reauthorize school nutrition programs that help feed the nation's schoolchildren.
  • Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou has opened the door to Chinese investment in an effort to maximize opportunities for Taiwanese businesses. For example, airplanes can now fly directly to mainland China without stopping in Hong Kong.
    Taiwan Sees Risks, Rewards In China's Embrace
    Taiwan and China are enjoying their warmest relations in years, with stronger economic ties that have been welcomed by the business community. As President Obama visits Asia, some Taiwanese warn that their country could pay a price for expanding commerce with China.
  • Indian activists of the right-wing Hindu organization Shiv Sena shout slogans as they burn a Pakistani national flag during a protest in Amritsar in September.
    In Flourishing India, An Old Obsession With Pakistan
    No one knows exactly how many people died in the communal bloodletting that followed the partition of India in 1947. Estimates say it was more than 1 million.
  • Ronald McDonald House Helps Families With Sick Children
    The Ronald McDonald House is a haven for families who have seriously ill children. We take a look at how this building is helping the community.
  • Legal Update: Thanksgiving In Court
    The Thanksgiving holiday has been the basis for some unusual lawsuits. These Days Legal Analyst Dan Eaton examines Thanksgiving in court.
  • Governor Says Toughest State Cuts Are Still Ahead
    Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger says California is still struggling with generating revenue, and more budget cuts are on the way next summer.
  • President Obama listens to Chinese President Hu Jintao as they attend a state dinner reception Tuesday at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Standing behind them are their translators.
    Obama, Hu Touch On Issues That Unite, Divide
    President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao emerged from hours of intense talks Tuesday determined to marshal their combined clout on crucial issues, but still showing divisions over economic, security and human rights issues that have long bedeviled the two powers.
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