CNN's Carol Costello explores whether tweeting during childbirth crosses the "too wired" line.

CNN's Errol Barnett looks at legal and free alternatives to downloading music.

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A Japanese railroad is using software to grade its workers' smiles from 0 to 100. CNN's Morgan Neill reports.

Who is greener? A vegan who drives an SUV or a meat-eater who drives a hybrid? CNN's Kristie Lu Stout breaks it down.

People from both sides of the health care debate packed a room to hear Senator Tom Harkin talk on the issue.

Fresno, California's Cash for Guns event exchanged weapons for gift cards.

Apartments with little more than a bed and sink are irking neighbors. KOMO reports.

Larry talks with his panel about the effect on diplomacy between the U.S. and N.Korea after the release of the journalists.

Elizabeth Cohen, CNN senior medical correspondent, reports on swine flu cases among young people and pregnant women.

President Obama transformed into The Joker. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports not everyone is laughing.

CNN's Campbell Brown talks with a graduate student who was fined $675,000 for downloading music from the Internet.

Should the U.S. follow denmark's example with health care? CNN's Kitty Pilgrim reports.

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"Officials in Turkey are trying to figure out why a building demolition went wrong. Instead of imploding, the structure fell over, narrowly missing a

Robert Gibbs says President Obama "is not raising taxes" on those making less than $250,000 a year.

President Obama says the economy is heading in the right direction, directly attributable to his recovery act.

A man whose iPhone was stolen turned on the phone's GPS and helped cops find the thief. WHDH reports.

Accused military hacker fights extradition to U.S. CNN's Jim Boulden reports.