Matthew Sollars

NASA had some good news for prospective space explorers on Friday. Scientists say they have discovered water on the moon -- quite a lot of it actually.

The Federal Reserve has announced new rules that will limit the overdraft fees the banking industry can collect on debit cards.

Federal prosecutors are taking steps to seize four U.S. mosques and a New York City skyscraper owned by a nonprofit Muslim organization.

The first major fraud case to come out of the financial crisis has ended with an acquittal.

Rolando Villazón, the popular Mexican tenor, says he is ready to return to the stage and that he'll announce his 2010 schedule shortly.

Major Nidal Malik Hasan, the man accused in the massacre of 13 soldiers at Fort Hood Army base in Texas, reportedly tried to communicate with a radical imam in Yemen who had been scrutinized for potential links to terror groups.

Sir Simon Rattle will lead the Berlin Philharmonic on a seven-stop, coast-to-coast tour of the U.S. starting this week.

Less than a month after buying Wyeth, drug giant Pfizer Inc. has mapped out a new structure for its research and development operations.

Closing arguments have begun in the racketeering trial of mob scion John "Junior" Gotti.

Police in Orlando have arrested Jason Rodriguez, a 40-year old engineer, as the suspected shooter who killed one person and wounded 5 others on Friday.

A Congressional subcommittee will hold a hearing later this month about whether Wall Street employees and other privileged individuals are getting the swine flu vaccine before people from high-risk groups.

President Barack Obama and his Democratic allies touted newfound support for their health care reform effort from two key groups on Thursday.

Former New York City police commissioner Bernard Kerik pleaded guilty to eight felonies in federal court in White Plains this morning. Prosecutors recommended that he be sentenced to between 27 and 33 months in jail.

The House approved a bill extending jobless benefits and a tax credit for homebuyers today. The measure will provide up to 20 additional weeks of unemployment benefits to those who have been out of work for a long while.

At least 12 people were killed and as many as 31 people wounded in two shootings Thursday at the Fort Hood Army base in Texas.

The White House devoted a full day to classical music on Wednesday.

New York's City Opera is making its homecoming tonight.

The Senate voted overwhelmingly to provide the jobless with up to 20 weeks in additional unemployment benefits on Wednesday.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says the Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack by a 'rogue' Afghan police officer that killed 5 British soldiers on Tuesday.

New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo filed a federal anti-trust suit against Intel Corp. on Wednesday. He claims the chip-maker used "bribery and coercion to to maintain a stranglehold on the market" for microprocessors.