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Fresno workplace shooting kills 1, wounds several
A gunman in Fresno, California is suspected of shooting four co-workers — killing one and wounding three others before allegedly shooting himself.
The grossest deep-fried dishes
Fall is here and with fall fairs come an assortment of deep-fried belly bombers that can pack on the pounds and make your heart very unhappy. As John Basedow reports, from deep-fried oreos to deep-fried butter to deep-fried Kool-Aid, there's almost no end to the creativity of people when they're ...
Election will decide health law's future
The highest court in the country upheld most of the Affordable Care Act in June. But everybody knew it was only an overture. The law "will fall in November by a vote of the American people," Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant pledged that day, speaking for many other Republicans. Democrats were more ...
Employers expected to keep some of health law's popular provisions, even if Obama loses
No matter who wins the presidential election, most workers who get health insurance through their jobs won't see a lot of immediate changes in their health benefits. Employers will continue looking for ways to cap expenses, moving toward higher deductible policies, or placing limits on how much they pay toward ...
Vice President Joe Biden casts his ballot for office
Vice President Joe Biden has cast his vote in the 2012 election, saying "it's always a kick." President Barack Obama's running mate says it was the eighth time he's run for election statewide. Asked if he thought it was the last time he'd vote for himself, he told reporters, "No, ...
Kenyan witchdoctor predicts Obama victory
This small village in the Kenyan countryside boasts a special connection to U.S. President Barack Obama. Kogelo is the ancestral village of his father - and the birthplace of the Obama surname.
New Jersey voters confused about casting ballots
The recent option to cast votes through email and fax is leaving some New Jersey voters confused as to how they can get their vote to count.
Voters wait in Line at Florida fire station
Long lines don't deter voters in Miami, Fla., on Election Day 2012.
At last, voters get to have their say
David Brady, political science professor at Stanford University, joins The News Hub to preview tonight's election results. Photo: Getty Images.
Election ads boom in 2012
The biennial festival of advertising that accompanies presidential and midterm elections reached a real crescendo this year, as the Obama and Romney campaigns spent a combined $1 billion on advertising. Tom Gara has details on The News Hub. Photo: AFP/GettyImages.
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