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The American Academy of Pediatrics plans to call for all health workers to get flu vaccinations, saying unvaccinated doctors, nurses and other medical staffers pose a threat to patients.
A fierce wildfire 12 miles west of Boulder, Colo., that burned dozens of homes continued to rage uncontained Tuesday, prompting evacuations of more than 3,000 people, authorities said.
Venus Williams is back in a Grand Slam semifinal. The year will end without an American man being able to make the same claim.
After a 40-year decline, the U.S. smoking rate has hovered around 20% since 2005, although states with aggressive tobacco control programs have seen their rates drop as low as 13%, Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said Tuesday.
Some of the nation's largest publicly traded companies said they will not channel corporate funds directly into political advertising that targets candidates, even though it is legal for them to do so.
Many parents watched something grow over the summer besides their kids: their school-supply lists.
Retail investors have yanked money out of stock mutual funds for 17 straight weeks. And the still unexplained May 6 "flash crash" when the Dow Jones industrials plunged more than 600 points in minutes before recovering is increasingly being cited as a key reason the public has been selling.
With a judicial assist, Microsoft has perfected a new superweapon to shoot down botnets, the engines cybergangs use to deliver malicious Internet attacks.
Stocks closed lower Tuesday following new worries about Europe's debt problems. Treasury prices rose and gold settled at a new high as investors sought out safe assets.
Four teams in the WNBA are owned by women, a full third of the league, and rock star Eddie Van Halen can take a bit of back-handed credit for that.
The blackout blues will be back this season for some NFL fans.
Ashley Tisdale is moving on up in the world of televised academia.
Sitting up in bed, a puppy-patterned fleece blanket draped around his bare shoulders, Jerry Lee Lewis hardly cuts the figure of "The Killer" who incited global hysteria and panic 53 years ago with Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On and Great Balls of Fire.
Mehmet Oz, the latest wizard of daytime talk TV, is always going on about brains and hearts on The Dr. Oz Show. But Tuesday's episode, the premiere of Dr. Oz's second season, is all about the nerve his own.
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) sued former CEO Mark Hurd on Tuesday to prevent him from joining rival Oracle (ORCL). The legal dispute could have broad implications for the fortunes of both companies.
Hewlett-Packard is suing former CEO Mark Hurd to stop him from taking a job at rival Oracle.
Why stop with just arguing about God?
Booking a flight? Go on Facebook. Running late to the hotel? Send a tweet.
A trash facility being built next to New York's LaGuardia Airport is drawing outrage from pilots who say the garbage will attract birds and increase the risk of another emergency like the "Miracle on the Hudson."
Today, it's a sprawl of luxury vacation homes where Egypt's wealthy play on the white beaches of the Mediterranean coast. But 2,000 years ago, this was a thriving Greco-Roman port city, boasting villas of merchants grown rich on the wheat and olive trade.