Barbecues, picnics, department store sales, spending time with friends and family - These are some of the ways we spend the Memorial Day weekend at home. What about the Soldiers and civilians deployed around the world to combat zones?
Nike is ending its partnership with Lance Armstrong's Livestrong charity.
A statement by Nike said it will stop producing new Livestrong products after the 2013 holiday season.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Liberty Reserve, a major global online cash transfer business run out of Costa Rica, has been shut down and its executives arrested to face U.S. charges of laundering $6 billion.
U.S. Senator John Mccain is visiting Syria and meeting with Rebel leaders. Mccain is the highest-ranking elected U.S. official to visit Syria since the civil war started more than two years ago.
More women are apparently getting hired for what were typically considered "man jobs". So far this year, 46-percent of jobs in the oil and gas industry went to women according to new labor statistics.
Talk about defining moments.
In addition to unleashing gems like weissnichtwo and humuhumunukunukuapuaa on us, the 281 contestants in the National Spelling Bee, which begins Tuesday, will have to know what the words mean too.
The Integrated Disability Evaluation System was created after officials in Washington decided to examine the healthcare system that looked after the nation's veterans in the wake of neglect allegations at the Army's Walter Reed Medical
By Sgt. Daniel Nelson Jr., 145th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
For members of the 63rd Civil Support Team, their mission following the killer tornado, May 20, was more personal -- they knew people directly affected and some Soldiers even lived in the devastation path.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Leaning in may work for women in the world of tech. But if you're a woman who wants to balance trading and a family, one hedge fund manager says that's not possible.
Babies born by cesarean section are more likely to be obese as adults when compared to babies born naturally. That is the conclusion of a new study published in the International Journal of Obesity.
Here are summaries of five of the biggest cases awaiting rulings by the Supreme Court. Decisions will be released between now and the end of June.
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin
President Barack Obama gave a special salute Monday to Americans who lost their lives fighting in the Korean War, noting the upcoming 60th anniversary of the conflict's end, and asked Americans to remember the troops' work in Afghanista
A passenger on an Alaska Airlines flight early Monday was detained by police after he allegedly tried to open the plane's emergency door while the plane was in flight, an airline official said.
