Nelson Mandela, South African anti-apartheid icon is hospitalized, says President Jacob Zuma
The sprawling collection of white tents pours down a muddy hillside packed with olive trees. There's a Turkish military outpost just a few hundred yards away, on the other side of the border fence, but this is as far as most Syrians fleeing north from the civil war wracking Syria are going to get, as Turkey blocks all but the most vulnerable from entering, having reached its sustainable limit.
First came social seating, enabling travelers to sit next to people with similar interests in flight. And then came the infamous Miss Travel, which had the travel industry asking “Dating site or prostitution?” And now, we’ve discovered MeetAtTheAirport.com. Which is pretty much exactly what it...Read more: Meet Your Mate at the Gate on Airport Dating Web Site
Mark Greenblatt looks at the privacy, safety debate over new vehicle technology.Read more: Watch: Mandatory Black Boxes in Cars Spark Controversy
Hurricane Sandy came just before the holidays destroying mostly everything in her path.
But she hasn't destroyed the Christmas spirit for those affected by her wrath.
Thanks to Secret Sandy, two women are making holiday wish lists a reality for families affected by the historic storm.
Co-founders Joy Huang and Kimberley Berdy created Secret Sandy, an online gift-giving exchange where donors can give anonymously by accessing the wish lists and needs of families through Amazon.
John Muller shares unique story of a man's childhood photo with his future father-in-law.Read more: Watch: Christmas Story: Boy Married Mall Santa's Daughter Years After Photo
Nelson Mandela in hospital for tests, says South African president Jacob Zuma
Rachel Smith explains what has people buzzing on the "GMA" Pop News Heat Index.Read more: Watch: Barbra Streisand May Cast Lady Gaga in Movie 'Gypsy'
2 million could lose unemployment benefits this month if there's no 'fiscal cliff' deal
A look at Paul Ryan's behind the scenes role during the fiscal cliff negotiations.Read more: What Is Paul Ryan's Role During Fiscal Cliff Talks?
US envoys at Mideast security summit: No 'pivot' from Washington role in region
When it comes to adding a shot of alcohol to your cold or flu remedy, it’s hard not to wish those boozy concoctions are doing some good for your health. As it turns out, they are. Well, kinda. Drinks like hot toddies, which traditionally contain...
Egypt's military warns of 'disastrous consequences' if political crisis not resolvedRead more: Egypt: Military Warns of 'Disastrous Consequences'
The editors of CruiseCritic.com have made their picks for the best cruise ships of 2012. There were 12 cruise lines chosen in 18 categories. Here are a few of the winners, including those for Best New Ship, Best Shore Excursions and Best Port City. For the complete list of winners, visit CruiseCritic.com. 
R&B singer Toni Braxton forced into LA hospital with 'minor health issues' from Lupus
Christmas season has arrived. And for homeowners, that means it's time to break out the decorations and light up the house to show your spirit. But how do you keep the house looking festive without breaking the bank with your electric bill?
German excavators discovered the famous bust of Nefertiti in Egypt 100 years ago. As an anniversary exhibition kicks off in Berlin, new findings are altering old ideas about Germany's controversial acquisition of the bust and the story of the legendary beauty herself. 
Mosquito control officials in the Florida Keys are awaiting approval from the federal government to begin releasing hundreds of thousands of genetically modified mosquitoes to stop the spread of dengue fever.Read more: Florida Wants to Fight Disease With Genetically Modified Mosquitoes
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