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Texas A&M Seeks Move from Big 12: 5 Things to Know

Texas A&M seeks to move from the Big 12. Here are five things to know.

Katia Path: U.S. Strike Remains Possibility; Storm Nearing Hurricane Strength

It's too early for forecasters at the National Hurricane Center to tell if Tropical Storm Katia will eventually strike the U.S. but that possibility certainly exists, they say. Katia holds the potential for making a path similar to Irene's track. Currently, Tropical Storm Katia poses no threat to land. The storm, expected to reach hurricane strength today before perhaps escalating into a major storm category, is located in the middle of the Atlantic, about 1,600 miles east of the island of...

Texas A&M Leaves Big 12: Who Else Will the SEC Target?

Texas A&M officially announced what has long been suspected -- it's leaving the Big 12 conference and will pursue membership in another conference by June 2012.

Texas A&M Joins SEC: 5 Things to Know

Texas A&M is leaving the Big 12 and joining the SEC. Here are five things to know.

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File picture shows a New York City fireman calling for more rescue workers to make their way into the rubble of the World Trade Center

Kids of 9/11 Get a Voice on TV as 10th Anniversary Looms

Lucas Brody was just 10 years-old when he watched the Twin Towers fall to the ground one block from his New York home on September 11, 2001; Caitlin Langone was 12 when her police officer dad died that day trying to rescue people from the scene.

Katia Gathers Strength, Could Become Major Hurricane

Katia could become a major hurricane, forecasters say. The tropical storm is strengthening.

Miami Airport Terminal Reopens after Evacuation

Concourse F at Miami International Airport was evacuated after screeners spotted a suspicious package.

Hurricane Katia Path: After Irene, New Storm is Strengthening in the Atlantic

Developing Tropical Storm Katia is likely to become major Hurricane Katia -- with potential, albeit slim chance of eventually striking the U.S. as Hurricane Irene did last week.

After Irene, Hurricane Katia Becomes Possibility

In the aftermath of devastating Hurricane Irene, while Vermont still battles flood waters and millions along the U.S. East Coast pick up, Tropical Storm Katia has formed and is slowly strengthening as it moves across the Atlantic, expected to soon become Hurricane Katia.

TSA Arrests Man with 7 Snakes ... in his Pants

TSA arrested a man at Miami International Airport for attempting to board a flight with 7 snakes and 3 tortoises in his pants.

What Will Happen if International Space Station is Left Unmanned?

Following the failure of the Russian Soyuz rocket last week, if the astronauts, currently living in the International Space Station, will have to abandon ship even temporarily, the $100 billion orbiting research facility would be at great risk of being lost.

All those jeers Michelle Obama endured at the Ford 400 in Miami Sunday were probably music to the ears of right-wing commentator Rush Limbaugh, who argued on his radio show Monday that NASCAR fans in attendance were apparently fed up with what he referred

Hurricane Irene Aftermath: Media Overhyped Storm to Boost Obama, Promote Global Warming Theory: Limbaugh

Limbaugh also fired some volleys at the mainstream media for their coverage of the storm.

Hurricane Irene Death Toll Rises to 40 as More Bodies Are Found

By Tuesday, the death toll from Irene had risen to at least 40. The sharp increase from initial reports of 25 casualties came as a number of drowned bodies were recovered and several more people electrocuted by downed power lines.

Will An Italian-American Ever Be Elected President?

Keep in mind that since the election of John F. Kennedy, no Catholic has ascended to the White House. Neither has a woman, or a Jew, or an Asian or a Latino.

Chaz Bono poses for a portrait while promoting the film ''Becoming Chaz'' during the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah

Nancy Grace, Chaz Bono among Dancing cast

Legal commentator Nancy Grace, Cher's daughter Chaz Bono and basketball player Ron Artest are among the celebrities taking part in the new season of Dancing with the Stars, the network behind the show said on Monday.

Hurricane Irene Damage: Scenes from the East Coast to the Bahamas [PHOTOS]

Irene ran through 10 states on the East Coast, damaging several communities, including some in New York and New Jersey, with winds and floods. It is believed that Irene claimed 25 lives as of Monday and caused between $7 billion and $13 billion in damages.

The International Space Station and the Docked Space Shuttle Endeavour

Astronauts May Need to Temporarily Abandon International Space Station

Russian space vehicles are currently the only means of transporting crews and supplies to the station now that the U.S. space shuttle program has ended. The U.S. space shuttle flew its last mission in July.

GOP 2012: Summer's Memorable Quotes from Republican Candidates

A list of the notable gaffes made by Republican presidential candidates during the presidential campaign.

Hurricane Irene: It Brought Out the Best (and Worst) of U.S.

There's an axiom that says, A crisis brings out the best and the worst in the human condition. And that was certainly the case with Hurricane Irene.

Michele Bachmann: Hurricane Irene Was Message from God, Just Kidding

Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann said that she was just kidding when she said that Hurricane Irene and the earthquake that rocked the East Coast Tuesday was a message from God. The Minnesota congresswoman, who notoriously hates President Barack Obama, publicly announced that Hurricane Irene was the channel through which God wanted to tell politicians to pay attention to the debt and deficit crisis in the United States.

Republican U.S. presidential candidate and Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann

Michele Bachmann, the Florida Everglades, and the EPA

While Rep. Michele Bachmann said she would consider allowing oil drilling in the Florida Everglades after consulting with scientists about the possible environmental impacts, her public derision of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency implies scientific opinion would not carry a heavy weight in her decision.

Hurricane Irene Death Toll at Least 25: Who Were They?

Hurricane Irene prompted a death toll of at least 25 across eight states, the Associated Press reported. States of Emergency were declared in Virginia, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Connecticut, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Maryland, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire.