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Naval Academy graduates throw their caps into the air at the end of commencement in Annapolis, Md., Friday.
Crews seek survivors, bodies after Texas blast
Crews seek survivors, bodies after Texas fertilizer plant explosion; death toll is unclear
Marathon victims had nails, pellets in wounds
Boston doctors: Marathon victims had nails, metal pieces in wounds that likely came from bomb
Health law could overwhelm addiction services
Millions more to get coverage for addiction, alcoholism treatment, but can the system deliver?
Former Va. doctor fined for dispensing diet drug
Former Virginia doctor fined for dispensing diet drug without proper license
How Chinese bird flu infects humans still mystery
Experts mystified by how new strain of bird flu infects humans with no apparent fowl contact
Feral cat has rabies; county to trap others
Feral cat has rabies; Baltimore County to trap others in colony
Report: Lawsuit over Lap-Band ads is settled
Report: Some money in Lap-Band settlement to pay for billboards on weight-loss surgery risks
Experts unclear how China bird flu infects humans
Experts mystified by how new strain of bird flu infects humans with no apparent fowl contact
EPA blamed for delays in asbestos study in Montana
EPA faulted over years of delays in studies of dangers in Montana town where hundreds killed
Arias defense tries to discredit state witness
Prosecution witness disputes Jodi Arias PTSD diagnosis, defense works to discredit expert
For gun control, now what? A look at the issue
Gun control supporters say they won't go away, but where to from here? A look at the issue
Newtown parents back study for clues to violence
After child's death in Newtown, scientist parents back brain research for clues to violence
Van crashes into dump truck in NY; 3 dead, 8 hurt
Van carrying 10 people returning home from Fla. rear-ends dump truck in NY; 3 dead, 8 hurt
Walter Reed doctors react to Boston bombing amputations
Many of the most seriously wounded in the Boston bombing endured a loss of a limb or limbs. That type of injury is no stranger to Walter Reed Army National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, where they've treated tens of thousands of amputees.
What now for gun control? A look at the issue
Gun control backers say they won't give up, but where to go from here? A look at the issue
Flu season is just about over -- here are the stats
Dr. Drew, One Minute Clinic
Patenting genes: Justices tackle big health issue
Supreme Court seems worried about allowing human genes to be patented; major biomedical issue
