Scientists report that the rare Lear's Macaw is growing in numbers.

Shaq Turns Up the Heat on Childhood Obesity

Spacecraft Cassini's new photos reveal the sponge-like surface on one of Saturn's moons.

Poison ivy packs a powerful punch

What should you read this summer besides Harry Potter? Read on to find out!

Scientists unearth a new, feathered dinosaur called Gigantoraptor

Are roller shoes a hazard to kids’ health?

Who Owns Treasure from Old Shipwrecks?

Did an exploding comet wipe out North America's giant mammals?

Vocabulary wizards face off as bee season peaks.

Residents of Greensburg, Kansas look to rebuild their town after it was destroyed by a tornado.

What's lurking in the air we breathe?

Newly Discovered World Shows Possible Signs of life

A Tangled Web: The Spin on Spider-Man 3

You know them, you love them, but can you get too much of them?

April is Panda Month!

Will Japan's 'Dice K' become an American superstar? Will Barry Bonds break the home-run record? Baseball 2007 begins with lots of questions.

What's Your Favorite Building?

A Glass Walkway Gives a Sky-High View

United Nations to Tackle E-Waste Problem.

As the honeybee population drops, farmers fear a loss of crops.

March Marks the Achievements of Women in U.S. History

Scientists try to figure out why a batch of peanut butter went bad.

A Famous Teen Tale Hits the Big Screen

A New Report Says Humans Are the Likely Cause of Climate Change

Scientists get a brief look at a very rare shark

America's pups are packing on the pounds. Will a new drug help them lose weight?

Led by the first woman to be Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Democrats in Congress aim for big changes.

Is it time to ditch the dots and dashes?

Your Choices for the Biggest Stories of 2006

President Ford was the longest living former president, living longer than Ronald Reagan, who died in June 2004, by more than a month.

Fantasy Novel Eragon Hits the Big Screen.

Sci-fi robots can't top this Mr. Fix-It!

A new series of $1 coins will show the faces of U.S. presidents. Will Americans happily make the change?

Scientists uncover the fossil of an early human baby.

What really happened at the first New England feast? Was it duck or turkey on the plate? (Were there any plates?) A historian shares some secrets.

The clearest pictures ever taken of the Red Planet are now beaming towards Earth.

For many kids on the troubled continent, life is very harsh.

Pirates Take to the Streets This Halloween

School Vending Machines Get Healthy

Disease, heat, and rain create problems for pumpkins.

Thanks to scientists, a baby dolphin gets a second chance.

Health officials lift ban on most spinach.

New Study Finds Cell Phones May Be Addictive

Fans debate Steve Irwin's legacy.

20,000 troops return to Fort Campbell as the U.S. debates the future of Iraq.

The NFL season starts on September 7, with exciting new players.

One year after Hurricane Katrina, students and teachers weather change together.

The riders on this bus are spreading the word: Alternative fuels help the planet.

India Bans Children Under 14 From Working in Homes, Hospitals, and Restaurants

Scientists find remains of deadly beasts in Australia.

Fact or Fiction? The Truth about Pirates

Indonesia picks up the pieces after its second tsunami in less than two years.

A 'very successful' shuttle mission delivers tools, supplies . and a new resident to the International Space Station.

Snakes Alive! This snake changes color like a chameleon.

The World Cup 2006 Finals

Help for Threatened Corals

What are the best new books to bring to the beach?

An Excavation Sheds New Light on Ancient City