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  • 1 Show Left For Jay Leno's 'Tonight Show'
    After 22 years, Jay Leno will host his last Tonight Show Thursday night. The 63-year-old comedian is leaving at the top of the ratings. Thirty-nine-year-old Jimmy Fallon will takeover as host on Feb. 17.
  • President Obama's motorcade returns to the White House after visiting with Senate Democrats at their retreat at Washington Nationals Park.
    Senate Retreats Offer Chance To Bond, Plot Strategy
    It was annual Senate retreat day in Washington Wednesday, a time when senators get away from the U.S. Capitol and all its daily distractions. But not too far away.
  • Researchers at the MIT Media Lab have created a "wearable" book.
    Sensory Fiction: Books That Let You Feel What The Characters Do
    Apparently, just imagining what's happening on the written page isn't enough. A new wearable device uses temperature controls and lighting to mimic the experiences of a story's protagonist.
  • Legislative Overview for Thursday
    A summary of action in the Alabama Legislature on Wednesday, a committee meeting day:COMMITTEES:—Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee…
  • Satya Nadella Replaces Microsoft's Retiring CEO
    The company announced Tuesday that Nadella will replace Steve Ballmer, who announced last summer that he'd retire. Nadella, Microsoft's third CEO, has been with the company for 22 years.
  • Clay Aiken, seen here in November, has announced that he's running for Congress.
    Song And Dance: Of Course Clay Aiken Is Running For Congress
    Sure, the instinctive response might be tittering when an American Idol runner-up runs for Congress, but we've got a long and storied history of just this kind of thing. Why not this guy?
  • Rebecca Torr of New Zealand competed Thursday in the women's slopestyle qualification at the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
    How To Watch All Of The Games: Step 1, Prove Yourself Worthy
    Like to get your Olympics fix the old-fashioned way in prime time? NBC-TV has that covered. The network is also putting more than 1,000 hours of its coverage online, live. The catch: You need to show you're a cable TV or satellite TV subscriber, so have your credentials at hand.
  • For some, the chance to watch curling is a reason to be excited about the Sochi Winter Olympics. Here, Norway's Thomas Ulsrud delivers a stone during the 2012 World Men's Curling Championship.
    What Do You Want To Know About The Sochi Olympics?
    Are people excited about the Winter Olympics? Don't figure skaters get dizzy? Those are some of the questions being answered on Quora, the "knowledge sharing" site. We'll highlight interesting questions during the 2014 Winter Games.
  • Brooke Watson of Duke University gathers sound for the Sonic Dictionary.
    Sonic Dictionary: An Aural History Project
    If you don't know the meaning of a word, says Mary Caton Lingold at Duke University, you can look it up in the dictionary, but if you don't know what a particular sound sounds like, where do you go?The Sonic Dictionary, of course.
  • Sandwich chain Subway has announced plans to drop the additive azodicarbonamide from its fresh-baked breads. Above, Subway founder Fred DeLuca poses carrying bread for sandwiches.
    Subway Phasing Out Bread Additive After Blogger Flags Health Concerns
    Just a few days after a food blogger created a buzz with an online petition raising questions about the safety of a food additive commonly used in commercial baking, sandwich giant Subway has announced plans to phase it out of its fresh-baked breads.
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