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Ex-Bengals Cheerleader Sarah Jones Speaks Out About Being Called 'Female Sandusky' [VIDEO]

Sarah Jones, a onetime Cincinnati Bengals cheerleader captain accused of sex with a teenager, tells ABC News it angers her to be called the "female Sandusky."

Fannie-Freddie Mortgage Reductions Vetoed By Regulator, Underscoring Tension Over Housing Cure

DeMarco delivers testimony on robo-signing and foreclosures at a hearing of the Housing and Community Opportunity Subcommittee of the House Financial Service Committee, in Washington

A top U.S. housing regulator refused on Tuesday to offer principal reductions for mortgages held by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, highlighting a sharp difference in views over the best way to aid the beleagured real estate market.

White House Numbers On GDP Growth Optimistic Even By White House Standards

The numbers released by the White House Friday on a Friday report of the future direction of the U.S. economy look optimistic when compared to economist predictions also included in the report.

Men's Basketball Olympics 2012: Team USA Trounces Tunisia in Dunk Fest, 110-63

Carmelo Anthony scored for the U.S.

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Shocking Fraud In For-Profit Colleges: Senate Probe

For-profit colleges, which are squandering their resources at the expense of students' outcomes, are bilking the government and the public, a two-year investigation led by Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), chairman of the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, concluded.

Baby Born With Brain Outside Head, Sibusiso Mokoena, Dies In South Africa

A South African child, Sibusiso Mokoena, who was born with his brain outside of his dead has died, according to the Associated Press.

Olympics 2012: Michael Phelps Sets Record With 19th Medal, Wins Gold In Men?s 4x200M Freestyle Relay

Phelps earned his 19th medal Tuesday night, July 31, in the 200 meter butterfly and less than two hours later scored his 19th medal, gold in the 4x200 freestyle relay.

US Unemployment Rate Likely Stuck At 8.2% in July, With Tepid Job Gains

The jobless rate in the U.S. has stubbornly remained above 8 percent for more than three years, and the labor market likely saw little improvement in July, economists say in anticipation of the July nonfarm payrolls report due Friday.

Marti Malloy of U.S. celebrates after defeating Italy's Giulia Quintavalle in women's -57kg bronze medal A judo match at London 2012 Olympic Games

Olympics 2012: Marti Malloy Wins Bronze In Judo Against Tough Odds

Marti Malloy may have missed out on a gold in the 2012 Olympics, but still she still made history on Monday when became only the second U.S. female Olympian to ever earn a medal in Judo.

Newsweek Gets It Wrong: Obama Is The Real Wimp

It?s time for the liberal mainstream media to get their story straight. Is Mitt Romney an arrogant, ruthless business tycoon or is he a wimpy, weenie mouse as this week?s Newsweek cover alleges?

London 2012: USA Women Bring Home First Gold In Artistic Gymnastics Since 1996, Jordyn Wieber Leads The Way

The U.S. women's gymnastics team, which some have dubbed the "Fab Five," won their first gold medal since 2006 and only their second ever on Tuesday at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

Obama Piles More Sanctions On Iran

Congress prepared its own sanctions against Tehran as well, and both the House and Senate will vote on the Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act on Wednesday.

Is The U.S. Responsible For Colombia's Decline In Cocaine Production?

Cocaine use is down in the United States and production is down in Colombia, but is America really winning the war on drugs?

Egypt President Promises To Exert 'Best Efforts' For Peace With Israel

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsy today sent a letter for Israeli President Shimon Peres pledging his support to the Mid-East peace process and to the '79 treaty with Israel.

Ye Shiwen: More China-Bashing At The Olympics

How easy is it to pick on a 16-year-old girl for cheating?

Japan's National Defense Report Upsets Neighbors And Warns Of Chinese Military Growth

Japan's Ministry of Defense warns about the growing influence of the Chinese military on Beijing's regional diplomacy.

Romney's Visit To Poland Highlights Split Between Lech Walesa And Solidarity Union

Shaking hands with Poland's free market champion is an important image for Romney. And despite being shunned by Solidarity, Romney still praised the movement for freeing Poland from the yoke of Communism.

Ebola Outbreak In Uganda: Where Did It Come From, And Will It Spread?

Ebola remains a mysterious affliction; it has no cure, and no vaccine. It tends to flare up sporadically, but it can kill hundreds whenever it does crop up.

Castro Ready For Talks With U.S.: Are Cuban-Americans Willing To Compromise?

Last week Cuban President Raul Castro said he was willing to engage the U.S. in talks in an apparent bid to relax five decades of diplomatic impasse.

Gold medallist Yannick Agnel of France poses with silver medallists Park Tae-hwan (L) of South Korea and Sun Yang (R) of China during the men's 200m freestyle victory ceremory at the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Aquatics Centre

Olympics 2012 Swimming: Men?s 200m Freestyle; Agnel Takes Gold For Second Straight Day, Complete Results From Race

In a convincing win, Yannick Agnel triumphed in the men's 200 meter freestyle to win the gold medal for France.

Hope Solo, Brandi Chastain War of Words Continues [U.S. Women's Soccer]

The Olympic U.S. Women's soccer team has become embroiled in controversy over comments by goalkeeper Hope Solo.

US Weather Woes Crimp Wheat Supply In Europe: Analyst Insight

The wheat production downgrade, made after corn and soybean prices reached fresh, all-time highs, is a blow for global wheat suppliers, especially those in Canada and the Black Sea, which includes Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine, Barclays PLC said on Monday.

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