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  • The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a man may sue the administrators of his 401(k) account because they didn't follow his buy and sell instructions, causing him to lose money.
  • The battle continues over an Assembly bill that would require all California employers to provide paid sick leave. Supporters say it would be good for public health. But critics say it would lead to m
  • Critics of US Supreme Court Nominee Sonia Sotomayor say they have concerns about her ability to render impartial legal decisions. Are those concerns valid or are they just playing politics?
  • Strategists on the left and right say health care protesters represent a growing problem for the White House: The passion seems to lie with opponents of the overhaul amid growing voter fears that the American Dream is slipping out of grasp.
  • There's a new chapter in the Tijuana drug wars where a battle over control of the drug trade frequently results in gruesome violence. What changes have been made in the last year to fight the drug war raging just across the border?
  • A hint of the gathering storm came more than two weeks ago, when a polite older woman named Mary called into an AARP-sponsored health care "tele-town hall" with a question for President Obama.
  • The ACLU in San Diego says poor medical care at an immigration detention center in Otay Mesa has caused detainees to suffer, and, in a few cases, die unnecessarily. The ACLU is now suing federal immig
  • A high school in Wayne County, N.C., has a student population that is poor and 99 percent black. That's not the case at other public high schools in the same county. The disparity has prompted a civil rights inquiry — and complaints about what one leader calls "re-segregation."
  • Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger says the state's working to come up with extra resources to fight the hundreds of fires burning statewide.
  • A conservative backed by the Tea Party movement, Haley is the heavy favorite to win a runoff for her party's nomination in South Carolina's gubernatorial race. But her campaign has been tested by allegations of marital infidelity and questions about her religious beliefs.
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