True Source of Cyberattacks May Never Be Known

Experts figure they've got about a 10 percent chance of definitively establishing who launched the massive Internet assault on U.S., South Korea.

LAPD Chief: Jackson Case Could Turn Criminal

Detectives investigating the death of Michael Jackson are looking at his prescription drug history and trying to talk with his numerous former doctors, the Los Angeles police chief said Thursday.

Report: White House, AIG at Odds Over New Bonuses- EMAC BLOG: The Real AIG Controversy

Burris Not Running for Senate Seat Next Year

GOP Looks to Sotomayor as Learning Experience

Democrats at Odds Over Health Care Bill

Obama Shakes Hands With Libya's Qaddafi- Clinton Left Behind on Presidential Foreign Travel

Raids in 6 States Show Dogfighting Widespread

The arrests this week of a Little League coach, a registered nurse and a teacher during the largest coordinated raids on dogfighting in U.S. history confirm the shadowy blood sport is alive and well despite tough laws across the country.

Madoff's Old Headquarters Available for Lease

The former headquarters of Bernard Madoff are a home away from home for the FBI and, as of July 1, a leasing opportunity for any potential tenant who can stomach its status as ground zero of the largest securities swindle in history.

Teacher Held on Suspicion of Attempted Murder on Students

It is believed that Jack was hit with a weight block used in science experiments. The teacher was arrested.