Nude Photos Surface of Nursing Home Patients

Police in Iowa say they've identified three of four nursing home residents who were photographed nude, but they don't know who took the pictures nor the motive behind them.
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Coast Guard Finds Body in NJ Boat Search

A body has been recovered in a Coast Guard search for a missing boat off the coast of New Jersey. One crew member is still missing.
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Accused Kidnapper Pleads Not Guilty in MO

There's a new plea of not-guilty today from Michael Devlin, the Missouri man charged with kidnapping two boys -- one who'd been missing for four years.
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Man Allegedly Hires Hit Man to Kill Wife, Child

Police say a Boston man allegedly hired a hit man to kill his wife, mother-in-law and daughter; police learned of the plot after the would-be hit man had second thoughts.
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Raw Video: Cameraman Caught in Blast

Three policemen and an Australian photographer were wounded on Tuesday when a bomb believed set by Muslim insurgents exploded in southern Thailand.
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Rare Turtles Born at Rome Zoo

Some rare Egyptian turtles have been born at the zoo in Rome, defying the odds.
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AP Photographer Wins Pulitzer Prize

Associated Press photographer Oded Balilty has been honored with the prestigious Pulitzer Prize for his photo of a lone woman trying to hold back a line of Israeli security officers in the West Bank.
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Taj Mahal turning yellow

The monument attracts around 20,000 visitors every day providing a boost to the local economy.
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Seven die in battle over animals

Three Kenyan Wildlife Service rangers and four poachers died in an overnight shoot out as the poachers targeting elephant and rhine infiltrated Kenya's borders from chaotic Somalia. It was the latest clash in a decades old war in the east African nation between wildlife rangers and poachers who kill big games prized for their horns and tusks.
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Spain investigating treasure find

Florida-based treasure hunters Odyssey Marine Exploration said it had legally recovered 17 tons of gold and silver coins worth an estimated $500 million from a colonial-era shipwreck at an undisclosed location in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Murder Charge Filed in Russian Spy Death

British officials said Tuesday that they will seek the extradition of Andrei Lugovoi from Russia to face a charge of murder in the poisoning death of former Soviet agent Alexander Litvinenko.
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San Francisco Mayor on Wi-Fi Delay

San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom says he's frustrated that a vote on the proposed plan to offer free and discounted Wi-Fi service from Google and Earthlink is delayed and says there's no back-up plan if it doesn't pass.
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Richardson Formally Enters Race for President

Saying his track record makes him the right person to lead the country through a pivotal time, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson formally launched his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination Monday.
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Teen Undergoes Gastric Bypass

Obese teenagers are increasingly turning to gastric bypass surgery to help them lose weight. Cynthia Bowers has the story of one Illinois teen who hopes the procedure can help her.
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Encyclopedia of life comes alive

The Encyclopedia of Life will cost approximately $100 million and will likely be completed in 10 years. Online entries at www.eol.org will come from experts and amateurs around the globe.
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Idol Finale: Jordin Sparks Humble Beginnings

Before performing on 'American Idol,' Jordin Sparks was honing her skills at a community theater in Phoenix, Arizona; where other young singers are hoping she's this year's winner.
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Raw Video: Brangelina on Cannes Red Carpet

Check out Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt at the Cannes Film Festival in the south of France, for the premiere of 'A Mighty Heart.' Jolie stars in the film, which was co-produced by Brad Pitt.
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Jolie, Pitt Promote Daniel Pearl Film in Cannes

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt talk about their movie, 'A Mighty Heart,' that's just premiered at Cannes. The movie - about murdered Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl - stars Jolie as his widow. Pitt was a co-producer.
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Michael Moore Bashes US Health Care Before Cannes Media

Michael Moore spoke to the media at Cannes after his new film 'Sicko' was screened. During the news conference he ripped the U.S. health care system, and called for responsible leaders.
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Perils of Online Song Lyrics

Real Time columninst Jason Fry discusses a new service from Yahoo Music that offers song lyrics without the threat of spyware. But users can't copy the words.
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Volunteering at Your Child's School

Juggling parents know all to well how tough it is to participate in PTA meetings, school fundraisers and school plays. So, what's a parent to do? WSJ's Tom Weber has advice in this week's Juggle.
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Using Rewards To Motivate Kids

Alix Kennedy of Wondertime magazine tells Hannah Storm that while parents should beware of bribing children to behave properly, rewards can be effective motivating tools.
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