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Martha Farah got interested in questions of the brain and social class when she stared hiring baby sitters for her daughter.

Bruce Bridgeman had poor depth perception and could never see in stereo, with both eyes. After watching the 3-D movie, he says, things began to "jump out at me."

Faster than a speeding bullet, Warner Bros.' $225 million franchise reboot Man of Steel has become a box office behemoth.

Two Cup Final games. Two OT classics. Chicago missed numerous chances to take a 2-0 edge to Boston. Will the 'Hawks regret it? Momentum is a funny thing, writes Stu Hackel.

There are a number of key reasons the defending champion Heat are on the brink of NBA Finals elimination. In reality, writes Chris Mannix, Miami's two biggest problems are clear.

Comedic actor Jeff Garlin's enthusiasm for a curbside spot led to an arrest in Studio City, California, over the weekend, police say.

The man who leaked classified documents on U.S. surveillance programs will go online live Monday, according to the British newspaper that published the materials that sparked a global controversy over government data mining.

The founder of the Simon Wiesenthal Center wants the Justice Department to investigate allegations that a Minnesota man commanded a Nazi unit accused of war crimes in World War II.

CNN is at Bonnaroo 2013, a four-day, multi-stage festival featuring some of the biggest musical acts in the world.

It has been more than a year since Google announced a bizarre stock split -- which would allow the company to issue more shares. The move got held up due to a legal battle, but the split is finally closer to reality after Google settled a case with shareholders this weekend.

Lo Sze Ping, founder of Greenovation Hub, talks about reason for the high incidents of cancer in some Chinese villages.

Is the housing recovery for real? It looks that way, as a key measure of home builder confidence crossed a major threshold Monday.

The Supreme Court on Monday tossed out a provision inn Arizona's voter registration law that required proof of citizenship.

The woman was related to at least two of the three children.

Every new day seems to bring new revelations and reactions to the controversial electronic surveillance programs. Over the weekend we learned that the British electronic intelligence agency tried to monitor delegates during a G-20 summit. We also heard from administration officials, past and present, who tried to assuage Americans worried about privacy.

Shabren Kurtz-Russ wanted to join the military to start a family tradition. Her mother and father served in the Army. And now she sought to enlist in the Army National Guard.

Fifty years ago, President Kennedy defined civil rights and equality as a moral issue. Patrick Kennedy says today's moral issue is that people with brain injuries and mental illness face stigma and inadequate treatment.

Affirmative action. Voting rights. Same-sex marriage. The Supreme Court is about to rule on some of the most contentious issues in American society -- issues that have divided Americans for years.