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Perry Needs Strong Debate Tuesday to Salvage Campaign

Rick Perry hopes to end a string of poor performances and Mitt Romney looks to consolidate his newly regained front-runner status at a Republican presidential debate Tuesday evening.

Silver Cargo Worth $18M Found in Sunken Ship in North Atlantic

Odyssey Explorer launched ROV that found the Mantola

A silver cargo worth some $18 million has been found in a sunken ship at the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean, a marine salvage and shipwreck exploration company said Monday.

Big East Expansion: Who Will It Add to Get to 12 Schools?

After a conference call with school presidents and athletic directors, the Big East announced on Monday that it was considering a 12 school football model.

State colleges are a bargain-hunter’s best higher-education dream

When it came time for Cassidy Rumble to choose a college, she had a range of options thanks to great SAT scores, a solid grade point average and a stellar volunteer resume.

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A protester holds a sign during an ''Occupy Wall Street'' rally in New York's Washington Square

Anti-Wall Street protests spur political debate

Growing protests targeting Wall Street and U.S. economic inequality spawned heated rhetoric among politicians on Sunday as organizers planned more demonstrations this week.

Dream Act California: What Gov. Brown's Bill Means for Students, Taxpayers

California Governor Jerry Brown announced Saturday that he has signed the second half of California's Dream Act legislative package, which will begin in 2013. But what is the Dream Act, and what impact will it have on California taxpayers?

Republican presidential nomination candidate Herman Cain.

Herman Cain: Pizza Too Salty Means Cheap Ingredients, and More

The more I read about Herman Cain, the more I like about Herman Cain.

Casey Anthony Appears Angry, Unhappy in Video Deposition

Casey Anthony, wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap, gave a video deposition on Saturday in a defamation suit filed by a woman who alleged Anthony ruined her life when Anthony's 2-year-old daughter went missing in July 2008.

A worker processes turkeys at the West Liberty Food processing plant in West Liberty, Iowa July 7, 2011.

Iowa Caucus Set for Jan. 3; New Hampshire Primary Still Wild Card

Iowa has planned its presidential caucus for Jan. 3, 2012 -- ensuring the Republican primary season will begin just after New Year's Day for only the second time.

White Sox Name Robin Ventura Manager, Don't Expect 'Tony La Russa' From Day 1

Former All Star Chicago White Sox player Robin Ventura has been named the team's new manager, the team announced on Thursday.

Big East Expansion: UCF, ECU Possible Targets?

The Big East suffered another blow on Thursday when the Big 12 officially extended an invite to TCU, which the Texas school is expected to accept.

Robin Ventura Hired by White Sox as Manager: Why it Could be a Good Move

The Chicago White Sox made shockwaves Thursday, hiring Robin Ventura to be their next manager and succeed Ozzie Guillen.

Billy Bob Thornton's Daughter Gets 20 Years Prison

The estranged daughter of Oscar-winning actor Billy Bob Thornton was sentenced in Florida on Thursday to 20 years in prison for killing a child in her care.

Cain Ties Romney in CBS News Poll; Perry Falls to Third Place

Herman Cain is tied with Mitt Romney for first place in the latest CBS News poll of Republican primary voters. He has gained 12 percentage points, while Rick Perry has fallen 11 points.

White Sox Hire Robin Ventura as New Manager

Former All Star Chicago White Sox player Robin Ventura has been named the team's new manager, the team announced on Thursday.

TCU to Big 12, Big East Left Floundering: The Fallout for Both Conferences

The Big East is now losing teams that aren’t even a part of its conference yet. TCU going to the Big 12 became the latest move in more than a year of college football’s conference reshuffle and realignment.

The Rise of Herman Cain, The Fall of Rick Perry

Herman Cain may still be a longshot in the race for the Republican presidential nomination, but he's coming on strong. Rick Perry seemed to be a lock, but his GOP star is falling fast.

Conference Realignment: TCU Leaving Big East for Big 12

The Big 12 unanimously voted to extend an invite to Texas Christian to join its conference, according to a report.

Should Guns be allowed in Church? Georgia Appeals Court Weighs in on the Debate

An appeals court in Atlanta, Georgia is hearing from guns' rights group GeorgiaCarry.org that hopes to overturn a 2010 law banning guns in churches and other places of worship.

An Occupy Wall Street protester and her dog sleep at Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan in New York

Occupy Wall Street Denounced By Cain, Romney as 'Class Warfare'

Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Herman Cain showed themselves to be no fans of the burgeoning Occupy Wall Street movement, dismissing the critique of corporate power and economic inequity. Don't blame Wall Street, don't blame the big banks, if you don't have a job and you're not rich, blame yourself! Cain said.