Sandy Hook victims' loved ones say shooter's mother shares blame
They say Adam Lanza should have gotten help for mental illness and question why he was allowed access to guns
Pope surveys Catholics on issues from divorce to contraception
Vatican has taken unprecedented step of asking bishops to survey diocese on hot-button topics
U.S. airmen imprisoned in Switzerland during WWII are finally recognized
Grandson of one POW fought for 15 years to prove these detainees were not trying to hide from combat
Breezy Point still waiting on recovery funds, one year after Sandy
As residents continue to battle with insurers, NYC is still reviewing applications for the $648 million in housing recovery funds it received
Every day is Halloween for makeup artist Carly Paige
Montreal woman uses her own face as a canvas to create many different looks
Coverage gap leaves up to 7 million ineligible for Medicaid
The Affordable Care Act required states to expand Medicaid; but when states sued, the Supreme Court ruled they couldn't be forced to comply
Budget woes plague Philadelphia's school system
Philly's public schools opened on the promise of $50M from the city -- money that the city still doesn't have
Nyad on record swim: "It was like hell on earth"
Diana Nyad says there were moments when the struggle seemed too much during her swim from Cuba to Key West
Tough road to U.S. Open helps Victoria Duval thrive
The 17-year-old's path in life hasn't been easy, but she's courting success at the U.S. Open
Officials at troubled VA hospitals received big bonuses
Administrator who oversaw Pittsburgh VA during Legionnaires' outbreak received a nearly $63,000 service award
Cutting Egypt aid could impact jobs in U.S.
Forty-four companies in Pennsylvania alone help produce a tank that has been the centerpiece of U.S. aid to Egypt
An "expensive blessing": Raising a kid costs $241k
Between education, food and diapers, expenses for raising children have risen 23 percent since 1960, government study finds
"Baby Veronica" custody battle takes drastic turn
Adoptive parents of Cherokee Indian girl say they'd feel "awful" if police took her from biological dad, but they may not have a choice
Phila. police chief asks DOJ to probe officers' use of force
Thirty-seven people have been killed in 125 police-involved shootings in Philadelphia since 2011; Commissioner Charles Ramsey believes the shootings were justified
Afghan boy gets second chance to see
Six-year-old Sajad is staying with a N.C. family while he recovers from surgery to repair his eyesight