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$640 Million Lotto Jackpot Split by Three People Who Aren't You
The biggest lottery jackpot in the history of mankind -- $640 million smackeroos -- has a winner. Rather, it has three winners.
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'Mad Men' in Five Minutes
Haven't gotten around to watching the first four seasons of Mad Men in time for tonight's Season 5 premiere? We can get you up to speed in no time.
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Obama Issues North Korea a Warning, From a Relatively Safe Distance
The president glimpses a "time-warped" North Korea through binoculars, then tells them to knock off their "bad behavior."
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Outrage Grows Over Beating Death of Iraqi Mother from California
A 32-year-old mother of five from San Diego has been taken off life support after being beaten unconscious in her own home by an intruder. The killer left behind a note: "Go back to your own country. You're a terrorist."
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'The Hunger Games' Conquers with $155 Million
It's bigger than Spider-Man. Bigger than Twilight. It's The Hunger Games, and it's making Lionsgate very, very happy.
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David Plouffe Calls GOP Primaries a 'Clown Show'; A Paul Ryan VP Run?
Every Sunday, we scour the political talk shows for the best parts so you don't have to. Today, Senior Advisor to the President David Plouffe responds to Newt Gingrich, Michele Bachmann is optimistic, and Paul Ryan hints at a possible vice presidential run.
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Santorum Takes Louisiana
The candidate scores another victory among evangelical voters.
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U.S. Pays $50,000 Per Afghanistan Shooting Victim
Victims of the Afghanistan shooting spree were each presented with compensation yesterday, and told it "comes from President Obama."
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Dick Cheney Has a New Heart
Dick Cheney is in an intensive care unit, recovering from the heart transplant procedure he underwent today.
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What It Takes to Become the USA Memory Champion
A 27-year-old man has been re-crowned America's Memory Champion. He claims anyone can do it.
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Robert Bales Took a One-Hour Killing Break: Officials
The man charged with killing 17 Afghan civilians made two trips in the early morning hours, according to a U.S. government investigation. He spent the hour in between at the army base.
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Drug Violence and Communism on Pope's 'To Eradicate' List
The Pope makes his first journey to Latin America with a three-day trip to Mexico. Next stop: Cuba.
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Joe Biden and Ron Paul Cash In on Etch A Sketch Fever
The toy has been a thorn in the side of Mitt Romney ever since a senior aide first used its magical erasing properties to describe the campaign. Now the vice president and Ron Paul have joined the pile-on.
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'The Hunger Games' Made $70 Million in One Day
The movie is on track to have the fifth-biggest opening weekend ever.
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Newt Gingrich Calls Obama's Comments on Trayvon Martin 'Disgraceful'
Newt Gingrich says President Obama's comment, "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon," is "disgraceful ... nonsense dividing this country up." If anyone would know what those kinds of comments sound like, it's Gingrich.
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Rick Santorum's Horror Movie Attack Ad Steals From the Best
Rick Santorum's slick new attack ad makes a second Obama term seem like the coolest thing ever. We break down its inspirations.
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Amid Nuclear Sabre-Rattling, Israelis and Iranians Reach Out via Facebook
As Israel and Iran continue to up the ante in their nuclear standoff, a campaign for peace between the two countries springs up on Facebook.
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'21 Jump Street' Is a Thing Again
Strap on your knapsacks and pack your heat: 21 Jump Street is back.
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Charges Against Robert Bales Are Likely Imminent
As the military prepares its case against Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, a picture continues to emerge of the man as a model soldier and loving husband pushed to the brink by a fourth tour of duty.
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Reagan's Lost Doodles, and Other Treasures From the Thatcher Archives
Ronald Reagan's artistic handiwork, swiped by Margaret Thatcher herself at the 1981 G7 Summit, has been released online, among other historical curios from her archives.
