First Family: 'Hug and Cry' With Shooting Victim

In an interview with ABC News, President Bush says the best people can do for the survivors and victims of the Virginia Tech shooting is to offer love and support.

Va. Tech Gunman Writings Raised Concerns

The gunman suspected of carrying out the Virginia Tech massacre that left 33 people dead was described as a sullen loner whose creative writing in English class was so disturbing that he was referred to the school's counseling service.

Romanian Born Professor Killed at Virginia Tech

Liviu Librescu, an Israeli engineering and math lecturer, was killed after he was said to have protected his students' lives by blocking the doorway of his classroom to prevent the gunman from entering.

China's anti-piracy push

Millions of pirated movies and CDs are destroyed in the country's biggest crackdown in two decades. More than 42 million pirated items have been destroyed but analysts say such campaigns will not work until Beijing gets tougher on enforcement and penalties.

Food For Thought

Everyday foods may soon be able to carry medicines and supplements, or even take on your favorite color. As this ScienCentral News video explains, physicists are using nanotechnology to create tiny edible capsules that release their contents on demand.

Media dogs Madonna in Malawi

Teenagers in blue and yellow uniforms from the secondary school in the village of Mchinji hurled stones at journalists' cars and formed a protective ring around the orphanage building, and police stopped reporters from following the convoy into the compound.