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It's time to RATchet up the stakes: the answer to each question in this final round game contains the consecutive letters R-A-T.

We examine how, when it comes to our intimates, we are confident we know everything about them, and mostly wrong.

The word of the week: shakeup.

In this music game, we've rewritten songs with the word "house" in the title to be about famous residences.

The man who wrote the book on the collapse of Bear Stearns talks about what happened a decade ago and where we are today.

At least 16 cases of cholera are reported in the southern Iraq city of Basra. The World Health Organization says it fears the reports represent just a glimpse of an outbreak that may be affecting hundreds more. Hear Marc Santora of The New York Times.

On this date in 1959 that one of the most famous musicians of all-time, 16-years-old at the time, was "fired". And in 1962, John Glenn made space history.

Americans overseas trying to complete international adoptions have urged the U.S. government to expedite their children's visas so they can return as a family.

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, by a vote of 16-2, votes to send the nomination of Condoleezza Rice for secretary of state to the full Senate. The vote took place on the second day of hearings in which Rice faced critical questioning, particularly for her role in the war on Iraq.

Among the issues on the Nov. 5 ballot is a proposal to lower the voting age in Yellow Springs. Under Yellow Springs Issue 13, residents as young as 16...