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  • Asma Assad, whose luxurious lifestyle has caught attention, faces a travel ban and asset freezes.
  • The video shows a rapping, neon, let it all hang out side of Jim Yong Kim.
  • The GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum quickly called the remarks "terrible and horrible."
  • As part of an NIH-funded project, Bradley Smith, associate dean for creative work, research and graduate education at the University of Michigan, posted a collection of optical images and MRI scans of human embryos to the web. Intended for a clinical audience, Smith talks about the unexpected response he got from the public.
  • The governor appointed David Unkovic to save Harrisburg. Now he's being sued by some of the town's residents.
  • An independent panel found that the mine safety agency understated its role in its internal review.
  • Yesterday, a federal judge ordered the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to proceed with a 1977 plan to outlaw the use of certain antibiotics as growth promotion drugs for livestock. American farmers are unsure about how this could impact their industry, but there's a real-world example that provides some answers: Europe, and specifically Denmark.
  • The racial group grew by 45.6 percent from 2000 to 2010.
  • People gathered around the country Friday to protest the Department of Health and Human Services' mandate on birth control coverage. They're also protesting what they see as a wider abridgment of religious liberties. While the protesters don't reflect most Americans' views, they do represent the views of evangelicals.
  • One of the first American archaeological teams to work in Iraq in 20 years has recently returned from a dig on the outskirts of Ur. Team leader Elizabeth Stone discusses the team's findings, and what the artifacts tell us about life in the region thousands of years ago.
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