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Today in History for July 26th

Highlights of this day in history: President Harry Truman orders desegregation of U.S. Military; Cuba's Fidel Castro attacks Moncada barracks; Argentina's Eva Peron dies; Playwright George Bernard Shaw and rock star Mick Jagger born. (July...

Twins With One Body, Two Heads Born

Indonesia's state news agency said that conjoined twins have been born in a single body with two heads at a hospital in Riau province in western Indonesia. (July...

Raw Video: Landslide Kills 6 in China

A landslide in China's southwest killed at least six people and damaged a bridge that is a key link for reconstruction in areas hit by a devastating earthquake last year, a state news agency said. (July...

Port Orange tornado

Racial profiling in America

Cambridge cops support Crowley

Plane crashes near bank

Ericsson's success?

Hail storm causes damage

Hotels rooms during recession

Raw Video: Palin Picnics on Eve of Resignation

On Saturday, Palin attended the second of three picnics she is hosting as she leaves office. She spoke briefly to the crowd of several thousand in a downtown Anchorage park. (July 26)

Taliban Fighters Attack Provincial Capital

For the second time in a week, Taliban fighters attacked a provincial capital in eastern Afghanistan Saturday. Officials say at least seven militants are dead. (July 25)

Cost of borrowing rises

Banks have defended the rise in the cost of borrowing, despite the base rate remaining at a record low. A financial website claims that mortgage lenders' profit margins have increased four-fold in recent months. Joe Lynam...

AP Top Stories

Here's the latest news for Sunday, July 26th: Key Republican mum Sotomayor nomination; Iranian crackdown sparks global protests; Ousted leader returns to Honduran border; Hubble telescope shows results of Jupiter...

Why did wedding boogie wow Web?

July 25: There are thousands of nuptial videos on YouTube, but just one of them has become an instant Internet phenomenon. NBC’s Mike Taibbi has more on the party that has all the right moves.

Did racial ‘teachable moment’ pass us by?

July 25: As Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Sgt. James Crowley ponder their immediate futures, NBC’s Mara Schiavocampo took to the streets to see what the public gleaned from the incident.

Boston airport tests bird strike radar

July 25: Six months after a flock forced US Airways Flight 1549 to make an emergency landing, Logan Airport is testing a new system designed to keep the skies clear of conflict. NBC’s Tom Costello reports.

Gates, Crowley ratchet down rhetoric

July 25: While the pair eased the tenor of their angry feud, the ugly underlying allegation that racism caused the incident to escalate remains unresolved. NBC’s Ron Allen reports.

Final weekend is a picnic for Palin

July 25: Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and Alaska Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell speak at picnic to honor Alaskan men and women who have served in the U.S. military in Anchorage, Alaska. Parnell went on to compliment Palin on her work while acting as the state's...

A Tale of Triumph

Michael Melton's American success story

Protesters Call for End to Iranian Rights Abuses

Protesters around the world Saturday called on Iran to end its clampdown on opposition activists, demanding the release of hundreds rounded up amid demonstrations against the country's disputed election. (July...

Lawmakers reject California offshore drilling

July 25: Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger announced what he called 'major and lasting reforms' that will benefit the state of California and reduce its deficit. Proposals to implement offshore drilling for the first time in forty-years were rejected by...

To the Man Cave!

Workers kept drug den in state garage

CIA fairly certain bin Laden's son is dead

July 25: Saad bin Laden, who may have been responsible for terrorist-style bombings, is believed to be dead after a U.S. led missile attack in Pakistan. The Washington Post's Joby Warrick explains the extent of the younger bin Laden's role within...

Over the Top Treatment?

Cops cuff kids accused of stealing

Really 'Goode' Job

Wine fan paid to blog about wine

AP Top Stories

Here's the latest news for Saturday, July 25: Harvard scholar, arresting police officer to meet at White House; Ousted Honduran leader visits home soil, leaves; Angel revealed in Istanbul; First flight re-created over English...

Man withdraws 190K in $20 bills

July 25: A New Zealand man fought back against a bank that denied his mortgage application by taking out all of his money in 20-dollar bills. MSNBC's Alex Witt reports.

GOP: Dem's health plan a 'prescription for disaster'

July 25: Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., explains why the GOP’s version of health care reform reduces costs, increases access, and preserves the doctor to patient relationship.

Imposing twisters hit Florida

July 25:Two giant funnel clouds were spotted near Port Orange, Fla., as the storm damaged hundreds of homes in the area. MSNBC's Alex Witt reports.

Obama: Health care reform has become urgent

July 25: President Obama discusses the impact that his health care reform proposals will have on small business owners across America and stresses that those businesses 'can compare the price, quality and services of a wide variety of plans.'

Jackson case a full criminal probe?

July 25: As investigators intensify their focus on the actions of Dr. Conrad Murrary, more questions have been raised surrounding the timing of key events on the day Michael Jackson died. NBC’s Michael Okwu reports, then NBC’s Amy Robach speaks...

Black Scholar Accepts White House Meeting Offer

Black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. says he will accept President Barack Obama's invitation to visit him at the White House along with the white police officer who arrested the Harvard professor. (July...

OTM Web Extra

"Tightwad" Tod Marks from Consumer Reports and the real deal on those price-matching guarantees, with CNBC's Carmen Wong...

Credit Card Secrets

Pay your bill every month in full? See how credit card companies still make money off of you, even if you pay in full every month, with CNBC...

Cheap Hi-Tech Upgrades

eBay tech director Cat Schwartz reveals her three favorite inexpensive gadgets to spruce up your home, with CNBC's Carmen Wong...

Well-preserved Mosaic Revealed in Turkey

Workers doing restoration work to a former Byzantine cathedral in Istanbul uncover a remarkably well-preserved mosaic. The angelic image was likely covered in the 1400s. (July 25)

Consumer Reports: Dine for Less

From Outback to The Cheesecake Factory, "Tightwad" Tod Marks tells Carmen Wong Ulrich where the deals on meals are across the country.

Dollar Dilemmas

CNBC's Carmen Wong Ulrich tells Terri from Georgia how she can save on taxes with the right retirement...

Moonlighting Dos and Don'ts

CNBC jobs contributor Jeff Taylor and Carmen discuss what you need to know about getting that second job. Plus, Kimberly Lankford from Kipli...

Make Me Golden!

Carmen and "Retirement" Ray Lucia help out Ralph and Leah, who dream of retiring so they can focus on expanding their salsa business. And Br...

Recession Etiquette Do's and Don'ts

Expert offers tips to politely navigate sticky financial...

Police Protocol or Racial Profiling?

Gates arrest raises sensitive questions about race and law...

Cops Rescue Community Donut Shop

Police force buys and operates local bakery to save store from going...

US Special Envoy: 'No Election Can Be Perfect'

President Barack Obama's special envoy said Afghanistan's upcoming presidential contest will be imperfect, but the country cannot be held to a democratic standard that even the U.S. struggles to achieve. (July...

Crash Survivor: 'We Slid Down the Wings'

A Russian-built plane crashes in Iran on landing, killing at least 17 people. This is the second crash in a little more than a week in Iran, where air travel is plagued by financial woes and a lack of spare parts. (July 25)

Police: Toddler Shot by 4-Year-Old Brother

Officials said a 2-year-old girl is critically wounded after being shot by her 4-year-old brother at their Las Vegas home. (July 25)

Raw Video: Recreating 1st English Channel Flight

A French pilot on Saturday recreated the first-ever flight across the English Channel in a monoplane like the one that Louis Bleriot flew in 1909, complete with a wooden propeller, bicycle wheels and an engine about as powerful as a lawnmower....

Octomom Inks Showbiz Deal for Tots

AP Top Stories

Here's the latest news for Saturday, July 25, 2009: Obama talks up health care help for small biz; Honduran president briefly returns home; Storms kill 7 in Poland; Octomom gets reality...

GOP: Democratic Health Plan a 'disaster'

Republicans are calling Democratic health care proposals "a prescription for disaster." In the weekly GOP address, Rep. Cathy McMorris of Washington state says America's small businesses "will pay a high price." (July...

Raw Video: Storms Kill 7 in Poland

Authorities in Poland say seven people have died in violent storms. Fire officials said Friday the storm's heavy winds felled trees, killing the victims late Thursday. (July...

Obama: Small Business Needs Health Care Help

President Barack Obama, citing a new White House study suggesting that small businesses pay far more per employee for health insurance than big companies, said Saturday the disparity is "unsustainable _ it's unacceptable." (July...

Opinions on the arrest

Smart biz model thriving

Puppy loses 5th leg

Racial issues in America

New boots, hat all the rage

Meet Dasheen Ellis

Losing sleep over the economy

A Respite From Homelessness

Stand Down, a 3-day program in San Diego, offers free housing and social services to help homeless veterans affected by disability, substance abuse or the economy get back on their feet.

Horse farm tightens the reins

DL Hughley thanks his teacher

Gates' daughter on controversy

Diverted flight lands in Boston

Heavy rains, winds hit Midwest

How schools can succeed

WWI vet celebrates birthday

Panel discuss Gates arrest

Security gaps remain

Wind Turbine Plant Workers Protest Job Cuts

Kidnapped Heiress, Part 6

Patty Hearst, once the dedicated revolutionary "Tania," is caught.

Kidnapped Heiress, Part 5

The consequences of crossing SLA turn deadly.

Kidnapped Heiress, Part 4

A fiery confrontation with the Symbionese Liberation Army is televised live.

Kidnapped Heiress, Part 3

An SLA kidnap victim speaks out for the first time.

Kidnapped Heiress: The Patty Hearst Story

See the story of Patt Hearst, the newspaper heiress who was kidnapped by terrorists 35 years ago. Dateline has new details. Watch the full hour here.

Kidnapped Heiress, Part 2

Patty has gone from kidnap victim to urban revolutionary, and now goes by "Tania."

Obama Backs Off Criticism of Gates Arrest

Controversy Stirs Over Arrest of Harvard Prof.

Condo Conundrum

Susan's husband and his sister inherited their mother's paid-for condo. The sister currently lives in the home, but does not want to buy...

Advice Not Taken

What happens to your money directly affects the quality of your life, with CNBC's Suze...

Options Action Web Extra

The Options Action traders answer viewer e-mail, with CNBC's Melissa...

Final Call

The one thing the Options Action traders are looking for next week, with CNBC's Melissa...

Upside Call

Yahoo calls see heavy volume amid renewed talk of a search deal with Microsoft, with CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Fast Money...