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  • Texas Gov. Perry Says No To Medicaid Expansion
    Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry called the federal health overhaul law a "power grab" and rejected an expansion of Medicaid in the state to cover more people with low incomes. The recent Supreme Court ruling on the administration's health law makes participation in the expansion optional.
  • Alabama's Quest for Gay Rodeo
    More than 100 people gathered in a large arena in Fort Worth, TX to watch and compete in what was called a "traditional" rodeo. However, the term…
  • Tips From Texas On How To Put On A Gay Rodeo
    Excitement buzzes in the air of a large arena in Fort Worth, TX as the loudspeakers boom with the announcer's voice."Ladies and Gentlemen! TGRA would like…
  • "The Black Belt 100 Lenses Project"
    A project may shed new light on Alabama's Black Belt region. "The Black Belt 100 Lenses Project" showcases the culture of the region through the eyes of…
  • A boy waits to get his anti-AIDS drugs from pharmacist Rajesh Chandra at the Botswana-Baylor Children's Clinical Center of Excellence in Gaborone.
    Teen Years Pose New Risks For Kids Born With HIV
    Botswana's successful efforts against AIDS mean more HIV-positive children than ever are living into adolescence. But that brings with it new challenges, as kids who've been on antiretroviral drugs their whole lives enter the tumult of the teenage years — and face the specter of drug-resistant mutations.
  • Buck Koptchak tests the torque on a coal mine roof expansion bolt in Clearfield County, Pa. Two years earlier, his father was killed doing the same job.
    Documenting 'Dirty' Jobs: Miners At Work
    Photographer Earl Dotter has spent more than half of his life documenting workers in the most hazardous conditions.
  • The British Cheese Board is looking for a national anthem for cheddar cheese.
    Brits Battle For Cheesy Glory By Writing National Anthem For Cheddar
    The British Cheese Board is looking for a national anthem for cheddar cheese. They've narrowed down the field of its competition to five cheesy songs, and now they need your help.
  • New York Mets pitcher R.A. Dickey delivers his signature pitch, with its unusual grip, against the Arizona Diamondbacks on May 6. He's the only knuckleballer in the major leagues, and the pitch has earned him a 12-1 record so far this season.
    Pitcher R.A. Dickey's Tale Is As Wild As A Knuckleball
    The 37-year-old New York Met makes his All-Star Game debut on Tuesday, and it's been a long, strange trip. Abused as a child, missing a crucial ligament in his throwing arm — Dickey overcame obstacles by putting his faith in a rare and fluttering pitch.
  • Martin Cooper holds a Motorola DynaTAC, a 1973 prototype of the first hand-held cellular telephone, in San Francisco in 2003. Cooper made the world's first public call from a cellphone in 1973.
    Father Of The Cellphone 'Unleashed' World's Callers From Copper Wires
    Almost 40 years ago, inventor Martin Cooper walked down a New York street and made the world's first public call on a cellphone. His 2 1/2-pound phone helped usher in a whole new world of wireless communication.
  • Justice Department, Texas Face Off In Court Over Voter ID Law
    In opening arguments before a three-judge panel, a lawyer for Texas argued that the photo ID requirement was intended to limit voter fraud, not to curb turnout of legally registered voters. The Obama administration says it could deny minorities their rights.
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