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Truck crashes bar, car cuts through house, lawn mower DWI - CNN's Jeanne Moos on a weird week of misplaced vehicles.

Edwards: I'm 'grateful' for my baby

John Edwards took responsibility for his "sins," including an affair that resulted in a "precious" daughter, after his federal corruption case ended in an acquittal and mistrial.

A Florida man snapped photos of a gator attempting to catch a bobcat on the edge of a pond.

There were smiles, laughter and tears -- but little politics -- when former Presidents George W. Bush and his father, George H. W. Bush, joined current President Barack Obama at the White House for the unveiling Thursday of the younger Bush's official portrait.

Once a rising star in the Democratic Party, John Edwards fell from grace after an extramarial affair. Joe Johns reports.

An appeals court today struck down a key part of the Defense of Marriage Act banning federal recognition of same-sex marriage.

Japan's latest phone sensation has a Geiger counter to read radiation. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

A British study compares personalities between dogs and the people who take care of them. KYW's Carol Erickson reports.

Nic Robertson reports on similarities between the Houla, Syria. massacre and the 1990s Srebrnica slaughter in Bosnia.

HLN's Dr. Drew talks to ex-Playboy playmate Kendra Wilkinson and her husband Hank Baskett about their love and marriage.

It's astounding how fast the words of a 22-year-old woman, her life suddenly cut short, have spread across the Internet and into the hearts and minds of people all over the world.

Spaniard pop singer Alejandro Sanz has married Raquel Perera in a private ceremony in Barcelona, Spain, the couple announced Wednesday.

When Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage at the All Things Digital Conference Tuesday night, he wasn't just answering questions from Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher — he was also dropping hints about the future of Apple's product roadmap.

Diplomatic efforts fail to stem the bloodshed in Syria. CNN's Richard Roth reports.

If Mayor Michael Bloomberg has his way, you won't be gulping down any 44-ounce Cokes at any of the Big Apple's eateries after March.

Frank Abagnale, subject of the movie "Catch Me If You Can," looks back on a life of lies.

Imagine if every time you went to the pharmacy, shopping for medications was a complete guessing game. What if drug makers weren't required to disclose ingredients in their products or prove their safety, leaving you without a way to determine whether what you're buying is safe for you and your family? You would live in fear that the medicine you purchased to make your child feel better could actually harm them.

Martin Short went along with Kathie Lee Gifford's questions about his wife, who passed away in 2010

William Bennett found in China, parents want their children to go to U.S. universities. What does that mean for American students?