Chronicles of a Wayfaring Journalist

Congress must ensure that obscenity laws are enforced so that children are not exposed to pornography on the Internet, researchers and advocates of Internet safety said Tuesday.

Prosecutors believe the taped conversations help prove the former governor, his brother and others, like former close friend Lon Monk, set out to shakedown people for campaign contributions in exchange for state actions.

A Utah death row inmate who would become only the third person to die by firing squad in the United States in 33 years appealed to the Supreme Court on Wednesday, seeking a last-minute stay of execution.

Betty White was all over the tube this week promoting her new sitcom "Hot in Cleveland," which debuts on TV Land on Wednesday night.

On the conflict between the cultural sensibilities of taxpayers and the legal obligations of the state.

Sales of Apple's latest iPhone blew away expectations in its first day on the market despite shortages and an embarrassing online ordering glitch that thwarted many shoppers.

Sounding just like the 16-year-old California girl she is, teenage sailor Abby Sunderland waved off the harsh criticism of her parents, and said she can't be judged like other teens because she's an expert yachtswoman.

The federal government would have “absolute power” to shut down the Internet under the terms of a new U.S. Senate bill, which would hand President Obama a figurative “kill switch” to seize control of the world wide web in response to a Homeland Security directive.

House Democrats set a harsh tone for today's hearing featuring BP CEO Tony Hayward, saying in their opening statements that Hayward and his company repeatedly ignored warning signs in advance of the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig.

The victory of the mysterious Alvin Greene in the South Carolina Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate race left many scratching their heads, with the losing candidate making an appeal on Thursday. But who is the enigmatic winner?

Aspects of Obama's address were panned by people across the political spectrum—including some supporters of the president.

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Chris Hudson and Chris Holland have their cross-country summer bicycle trip from Michigan to California all mapped out. Sort of.

If you have an electric car with a 100 mile range, driving cross country will involve stopping and waiting eight hours for a recharge. Or will it?

Last summer, Jennifer O’Keeffe, a photographer in San Francisco, was feeling stuck, “creatively and in my life,” she says, and she wanted to get lost. So she bought a cargo van retrofitted with a bed and took to the road for a two-month solo road trip.