2,200 tubes of Aveeno baby lotion recalled
Johnson & Johnson announced Friday it is voluntarily recalling a single lot of Aveeno Baby Calming Comfort Lotion after a test by the Food and Drug Administration found it contained more of a form of bacteria than specifications allow.
U.S. to send MIA team to North Korea
The United States will send a team to North Korea this year to search for the remains of missing U.S. veterans of the Korean War, the Defense Department announced Friday.
Five things we learned from Thursday's debate
After a stunning loss in South Carolina and an uneven performance in a debate on Monday, Mitt Romney appeared to get his swagger back and turned in a strong performance in Thursday's CNN/Republican Party of Florida debate. Here are five things we learned Thursday night.
Obama unveils plan to control college costs
President Barack Obama will talk about keeping college affordable at the University of Michigan on Friday during the final leg of his post State of the Union tour.
'Barefoot Bandit' sentenced to 6½ years in prison
Colton Harris-Moore, whom authorities dubbed the Barefoot Bandit, is scheduled to be sentenced Friday on federal charges related to his infamous string of thefts and burglaries.
Connecticut home invasion killer gets death sentence
Formal sentencing is scheduled Friday for a man convicted for a Connecticut home invasion that left a woman and her two daughters dead after a night of terror in their home.
Veterans to march in St. Louis welcome home parade
Hundreds of Iraq war veterans and other groups are expected to march Saturday in St. Louis in what organizers are billing as the first official "welcome home" ceremony by a major American city.
Concussions: A teen's tragic case
Teenager Nathan Stiles died playing the game he loved, football. His tragic case sheds light on concussions.
Surviving in extreme weather
Ranee Roberts feels lucky to have survived the impact of a tornado that hit her Alabama convenience store in April. Looking back, she was ill-prepared for the storm and its aftermath. As a result, the National Weather Service feels it's important to make residents in vulnerable areas more 'weather-ready.'
Manning, Irsay seek to 'dispel misperception' Peyton Manning and Jim Irsay "had a long talk" Friday, coming to terms with comments made to the media this week, first by the Colts quarterback and then by the team's owner two days later.
Wade in, Carmelo out for Knicks-Heat battle Dwyane Wade has recovered from his sprained right ankle and will play Friday night (8 ET, ESPN) against the New York Knicks, who will be without All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony.
Thomas: White House flap 'all media-driven' Boston Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas, who has become something of a political lightning rod lately, weighed in Friday on his beliefs that the federal government is "out of control."
Donovan, Everton outduel Dempsey, Fulham Landon Donovan set up both goals for Everton, which rallied to beat Fulham and Clint Dempsey 2-1 Friday night for a berth in the fifth round of the FA Cup.
Syracuse's Melo expected to miss third game Syracuse sophomore Fab Melo, who's missed the last two games due to what a source has said is an academic issue, is not expected to play Saturday when the Orange host West Virginia.
Tiger putts way to within two of Abu Dhabi lead Tiger Woods found his putting stroke and put himself in contention at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, shooting 3-under-par 69 Friday to trail unheralded Thorbjorn Olesen by two strokes heading into the weekend.
