Experts Say MySpace Suicide Indictment Sets 'Scary' Legal Precedent

In their eagerness to visit justice on a 49-year-old woman involved in the Megan Meier MySpace suicide tragedy, federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are resorting to a novel and dangerous interpretation of a decades-old computer crime law -- potentially making a felon out of anybod …

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Josh Hancock's Family Sues Bar

St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock's father is suing Shannon's for overserving the pitcher to the point of intoxication. One of the reasons listed for the suit is "The intoxication of Joshua Morgan Hancock on said occasion was involuntary."

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Jerry Falwell's Hit Parade

God, they say, is love, but the Rev. Jerry Falwell, who died May 15, hit the jackpot trafficking in small-minded condemnation. The controversies Falwell generated followed a predictable loop.

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Sports writer says he is transsexual

A veteran sports writer for the Los Angeles Times said in his column Thursday that he is a transsexual.

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Ownby found alive -- along with missing Shawn Hornbeck

Missing St. Louis area boy found alive - and another thats been missing for 4 years!

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Does Facebook chatter warrant a suspension?

A suburban St. Louis high school has suspended 5 high school junior boys for posting a "hot or not" list on Facebook. My question to you is: do you think this suspension was warranted? Does it matter what students do outside their schools?

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Tony LaRussa on Ozzie Smith: "He's not welcome"

Cardinals manager Tony La Russa, after reading a story that reiterated Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith's disinclination to participate in club-related field activities as long as La Russa was manager, said he had changed his mind about inviting Smith to spring-training camp as an inst …

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CNN.com - 9/11 Pentagon video goes public for first time - May 16, 2006

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