Bush Commemorates America's Birthplace

President Bush on Sunday hailed the nation's humble beginnings as a reminder of the promise of democracy. President Bush was on hand for a ceremony honoring the 400th anniversary of Jamestown.
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Wildfire Smoke Closes Florida Highways

A massive wildfire along the Georgia, Florida border is causing closures of Interstates 75 and 10, and has forced hundreds of people out of their homes.
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Gaza truce breaks down

Sources in President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah faction said tensions were so great with Hamas, its power-sharing partner, that their unity government could collapse within days if the bloodshed did not stop. At least seven Palestinians have been killed since a new round of clashes erupted over the weekend.
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Misleading Claims Cost Drug Maker $634M

The maker of the powerful painkiller OxyContin and three of its current and former executives will pay $634.5 million in fines for claiming the drug was less addictive and less subject to abuse than other medications.
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Mitt Romney gets candid on 60 Minutes

(Boston) Another candidate is getting candid. From his family's history of polygamy to admitting the president made mistakes in Iraq, former governor Mitt Romney revealed a lot to Mike Wallace. Sera Congi has more on Romney's 60 Minutes interview.
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Giuliani's Choice On Abortion

In a strategic political move, Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani has blurred his position on abortion rights. Jeff Greenfield reports followed by an analysis with Nicolle Wallace.
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McCain and Mother Meet the Press

Senator and presidential candidate John McCain appeared with his mother outside of NBC studios after taping a talk show. McCain wished mothers a Happy Mother's Day and talked about a variety of issues.
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Women Coping With ADHD

Many adult women are now being diagnosed with ADHD, after surviving an isolated childhood. Susan McGinnis takes a look at three different women who are overcoming a lifetime of challenge.
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Aspirin helps prevent colorectal cancer

A study published in this weeks edition of Lancet has reported that taking 300 mg or more of aspirin a day for five years helps prevent colorectal cancer.
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Not a Meteorite - So What Is It?

A mysterious metallic object that crashed through the roof a central New Jersey home in January turns out not to be a meteorite after all. Geologists aren't sure what it is, but they know what it isn't.
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Singer Sheryl Crow Adopts Baby Boy

Just in time for Mother's Day, Sheryl Crow is a new mom.
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Hungary on a high in air race battle

Hungary's Peter Besenyei emerges the winner of the Red Bull Air Race quarter-finals in the U.S. Briton Steve Jones was lucky to escape injury in the contest in Monument Valley when his wing smashed through an air gate at very low level.
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One Litre To Victory

In 2004 the record fuel efficiency for a combustion engine vehicle was set by a team from France at 3410 kilometres per litre. In 2005 a hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle from Switzerland managed the equivalent of 3836 kilometres per litre - the equivalent of driving from Paris to Moscow on one litre of fuel.
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