Wave of Attacks Kill Dozens in Iraq

Wave of attacks hits Shiite and Sunni areas of Iraq, killing at least 86

Tea Party Groups Threaten to Sue IRS

What is the next step for the Tea Party groups who feel they were unfairly scrutinized by the Internal Revenue Service? For many of them, it's to go forward with litigation and to sue the IRS.

Food Map to Tell Us What We Eat

What do we eat? New food map will tell us what we buy at stores and what we consume

Yahoo Buys Tumblr for $1.1B

Yahoo has bought Tumblr for $1.1 billion. CEO of Yahoo Marissa Mayer vows not to screw up the social network.

Help Your Kids Get 'A' in Money Matters

It's graduation season. Did your teenager have to take a financial literacy course to don that cap and gown? Probably not. According to the Council for Economic Education, as of 2011, 22 states required high school students to take an economics class --the "supply and demand" type, not the "how to balance your checkbook type." Only 14 states offered personal finance as a high school class, either

Hofstra Student Accidentally Killed by Police

Students at Hofstra University wore white ribbons at their graduation ceremony today to honor a fellow student who was accidentally killed by a police officer who exchanged gunfire with an armed intruder.

Suspect IDed in Fatal Home Invasion

Officer who fatally shot NY college student along with armed intruder faced harrowing choice

Arias Returns to Court for Penalty Phase of Trial

Arias returns to court for penalty phase as jurors consider life in prison or death sentence

Powerball Winner a Welcome Mystery for Fla. Town

The search is on in Zephyrhills, Fla., for the lucky person who entered a Publix supermarket in recent days and purchased the winning Powerball ticket worth $590.5 million.

Watch: Cops Kill Hofstra Student in Home Invasion Standoff

A police officer made a split-second decision when a man held Andrea Rebello hostage.

Bomb Shelters Get Pimped Out With Pools, Basketball Courts

As bomb shelters sales have increased amid fears of economic and security uncertainties, outfitters have begun building custom suites underground featuring all the trappings of mansion life: swimming pools, home theaters, basketball courts, and even airplane hangars.

2 Men Arrested in Killing Over iPad

2 men arrested in killing of Las Vegas teen who refused to give up his iPad

One Year After Death, Marina Keegan's Words Live On

On the one-year anniversary of her death at 23 in a car crash, Yale activist and writer of "The Opposite of Loneliness" has play performed, book deal and two memorial scholarships.

Tons of Meat Stranded in China

Hundreds of tons of New Zealand meat stranded at Chinese ports over certification dispute

Parents of Murdered Kids in Nanny Case May Find 'Joy' in Pregnancy

After two of their children allegedly were stabbed to death by their nanny last fall, Marina and Kevin Krim announced Thursday they were expecting a baby. For parents who have experienced such a traumatic loss, a pregnancy can help with the grieving process even as it brings up other emotions, experts say.

Fla. Town Awaits Powerball Winner

A single ticket matching all the numbers in Saturday's $590.5 million Powerball drawing was sold at a Zephyrhills, Fla., grocery store, according to lottery officials.

NKorea Fires 5th Projectile Into Water

SKorea: NKorea fires short-range projectile for 3rd straight day; launch considered routine

Should You Pay Off Your Ex's Debt?

As part of a divorce settlement, a friend of mine forfeited his equity in a home he had jointly owned with his ex, but couldn't wriggle out from under the $100,000 that remained on their home equity line. You see, creditors, like a spouse's divorce lawyer, are pretty old fashioned when it comes to the "till death do us part" thing.

Watch: IRS Targeting of Tea Party Groups an 'Open Secret'

GOP congressman says Republicans knew of the investigation a year ago.

Watch: Star-Mangled Banner: Singer Hits Sour Note With Fans During National Anthem

Team and fans look puzzled as Canadian singer belts out own rendition of U.S. anthem.

Watch: Monster Twisters Caught on Tape

At least four tornadoes touch down in Kansas; heavy rain and winds on its way.

Watch: Wait Begins for Owner of Winning Powerball Ticket

One ticket worth a half-billion dollars was purchased in small Florida town of Zephyrhills.

Watch: Instant Index: Remembering 'Twilight Zone' Star Christine White

David Muir reveals the top stories that have people buzzing this week.

Watch: Police Accidentally Shoot Hofstra Student in Deadly Hostage Situation

Andrea Rebello was fatally shot by authorities in confrontation with alleged home , put in headlock

Watch: New Video From Commuter Train Derailment

Commuters face major headaches Monday as investigation of Connecticut crash continues.

Watch: President, First Lady Offer Words of Wisdom to Class of 2013

World leaders and celebrities give real-world advice for graduates across nation.

Conn. Train Outage Expected for Days

Governor warns Conn. commuters of traffic mess for days following train derailment

Small Fla. City Wonders Who Won Powerball Jackpot

Small Fla. city wonders who hit historic $590.5M Powerball jackpot; winner hasn't come forward

College Role 'Terrified' Kerry Washington

Before Kerry Washington took telelvision by storm, playing crisis manager Olivia Pope on ABC's "Scandal," she recalled one of her most cringeworthy roles was in college when she was cast as a frog.

Medical Emergency Eyed in Va. Crash

Emergency official says driver in Va. parade crash likely suffered from medical condition