An exoskeleton could end carpal tunnel syndrome as we know it.
A list of times and networks for tonight's March Madness games.
Like previously-announced 3D devices, HTC's EVO 3D offers promise - with a few drawbacks.
World number one Rafael Nadal and number two Novak Djokovic will lead a team of top tennis players for a soccer match agaisnt Fort Lauderdale Strikers professional team in a charity match for aiding the relief effort in Japan.
The BYU guard has been on fire in the tournament.
Elin Nordegren, Tiger Woods’ ex-wife, has reportedly purchased a new home in North Palm Beach, Florida for $12.2 million.
These are the list of games and their networks
The Spartans and the Bruins face off from Tampa
The Mountaineers advance to the third round.
The Bruins and Spartans face off in Tampa
The former Jets' sideline reporter sues her manager to halt a book using Favre's messages
Americans will turn to public transportation in record numbers as gasoline prices continue increasing, predicts American Public Transportation Association (APTA).
The 15th-ranked Wildcats will be playing Ivy-League Champion Princeton
The golf legend concedes that he plays less tournaments because of his family.
An exclusive high school graduation celebration at Walt Disney World Resort's Magic Kingdom in Florida will come to an end, as the theme park is pulling the plug on the annual event after 2011.
Discovery lands for the final time, ending a remarkable 30-year career.
Schools in these states will receive $9 million in federal funds that will help them provide students with wireless broadband connection for laptops, phones and mobile devices even after regular campus hours.
Identity theft has topped the list of consumer complaints last year, followed by debt collection, according to a report from the Federal Trade Commission.
The Discovery spends its last full day in space with some live music and routine check ups.
One reporter says he saw tears.
The Heat will try to rebound from last night's demoralizing loss to Orlando
The U.S. Federal Reserve is right to carry on with its cheap money policy to fight high unemployment, but policymakers must stay on guard for signs of inflation, two top Fed officials said on Thursday. Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart, speaking in Tallahassee, Fla., said the Fed should stay vigilant for any rise in inflation
