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  • A new study pinpoints signs that LGBT teens may be at risk for suicide and suggests how to intervene.
    Family Acceptance Key In Preventing Gay Youths From Considering Suicide
    Strong family support can help protect gay and lesbian teens from considering suicide, a study finds. A previous suicide attempt is an important, predictive risk factor for trouble.
  • BP and The Trial of the Century
    Wed. 2/15 8a: The most complicated environmental trial in history is about to get underway to determine who’s at fault in the Deepwater Horizon oil…
  • The Ills of Coal Ash
    Wed. 2/15 11a: They rise out of the horizon, giant factories spewing gases into the air and the surrounding communities. Coal-fired generating stations on…
  • Tom Russell
    Wed. 2/15 10p: Recorded at the Outpost Performance Space as part of AMP Concerts series Concerts and Conversation, the beloved troubadour talked in depth…
  • Mitt Romney is sticking by his position, first taken in 2008, that the Obama administration should have let GM and Chrysler file for bankruptcy.
    Romney's Hard Line On U.S. Auto Industry Good For Primary But Trouble Beyond
    In a state so auto-industry dependent, it would seem dubious to call for GM and Chrysler to go through the regular bankruptcy process with all their uncertainties and pain. Experts inside and outside the industry at the time and since said bankruptcies would have meant millions of jobs lost. But Romney's position could appeal to many Michigan conservatives who opposed the bailouts.
  • Miu Miu, a Chihuahua, poses for photographers at a fashion show held before the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City.
    Pekingese Named Best In Show At Westminster; Out West, A Dog's Star Rises
    The Westminster Kennel Club dog show is under way, and dogs are being pampered, brushed and cajoled to walk before the event's judges. And in a competition for canine actors held out West, Martin Scorsese's attempt to rally support for a Hugo star falls short.
  • Here's one clue that your child may not be getting enough sleep.
    How Much Sleep Do Kids Need? Not Such A Mystery After All
    The science may not be perfect, but a prominent sleep researcher says she and her colleagues have a pretty good handle on how much sleep kids need. She defends the field against a study that claimed the experts haven't even had a clue.
  • Nature as the Designer
    Author and prominent designer, Maggie Macnab, discusses her new book, Design by Nature and explains how all people can incorporate nature-inspired design…
  • Jeremy Lin chases the loose ball in the first half of an NBA basketball game in Minneapolis. Lin is one of the few Asian-Americans in NBA history.
    Looking For Lin In All The Wrong Places
    Why are the so-called experts are always looking in the same places? Frank Deford wonders how many talented athletes like Jeremy Lin have been overlooked because of stereotyping.
  • Wat Misaka dribbles the ball in a gym at the University of Utah, where he helped the Utes win the NIT in 1947. The victory drew the attention of the New York Knicks, who chose him in the draft.
    Pro Basketball's First Asian-American Player Looks At Lin, And Applauds
    Like Jeremy Lin, Wat Misaka is an Asian-American who became an unlikely basketball star; he also played for the Knicks. But he did it in the 1940s.
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