This 130-foot U.S. flag was lost and then destroyed, but that didn't stop its makers from building it again and again.

With looming economic concerns, should you worry that your Fourth of July will lose its flame? Nah.

With the help of prison consultants, white-collar crooks like Bernard Madoff aren't treated like your average criminal.

Though years of excessive spending had left Michael Jackson deep in debt, the star's estate should eventually be profitable.

Gov. Sanford's unusual relationship to politics

The growing controversy over military chaplains using the armed forces to spread the Word.

How accurate is Obama's claim of 150,000 jobs "saved or created"?

Amanda Knox faces a jury. Will they believe what she has to say?

James Von Brunn may have acted on his own, but he's hardly alone.

Despite recent unsourced reports, investigators downplay possibility of terrorism in the crash of Air France Flight 447.

Since 9/11, more than a million kids have had a parent deployed. their childhoods often go with them.

Inside the Mind of West Point's Class of 2009.

America's war deserters could always take comfort in Canada. Now, it's the country that's deserting them.

For some soldiers, there's no place like combat.

The Take
Actual Innocence

A death-row case tests whether swift justice can also be certain.

Old, Armed and Dangerous?

What the von Brunn case can teach us about elderly criminals.

From Bench To Bedside

Academia slows the search for cures.

 
This Week's Magazine
Finding Neverland

He was a music legend and a legendary oddball. Now that he's gone, perhaps we can finally answer the question: who was Michael Jackson?