'Miracle on the Hudson': All safe in jet crash

  A US Airways jetliner crashed into the frigid Hudson River on Thursday afternoon after both engines were disabled. Passengers fled into the freezing water, but all were saved.

  Bird strikes becoming a more serious threat

Congress clears way for 2nd half of bailout

  Congress laid the foundation for President-elect Barack Obama’s economic recovery plan, moving ahead on a new infusion of bailout cash and an $825 billion stimulus bill.

Stocks rebound as hopes grow for bailout

Expert: More loopholes than a basketball net

NBA Expert: Recent shady trade deals reek of money laundering, and in turn, are acts of dishonesty to the fans.

Red Sox, Youkilis reportedly agree to extension

It’s not a day, it’s an Inauguration extravaganza

The inauguration of the new president is a national celebration, resplendent with pageantry and pomp. But as the recession continues to grow and the government is called to bail out corporations and citizens, organizers seek to find the proper tone.

  Beyoncé to sing for Obamas’ first dance

FDA vows openness on gene-altered products

U.S government health officials Thursday pledged a new, open process for approving drugs and foods from genetically engineered animals.

Top 5 most anticipated games of 2009

The recession looms large in 2009. But chin up: When the going gets tough, look to these standout games to forget it all: the most anticipated video games of 2009.

How birds can down a jet airplane

Cool journeys offer amazing animal encounters

Cold weather safaris present close views of wildlife in their natural habitats.

Opinion: Ethnic profiling persists at airports