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Mysterious Bouncing Balls Take Over Google Home Page; Doodle Detectives Do Best To Decode

NYC Burger Joint Lets Customers Add To The Menu

A new study by British scientists finds that women tend to be more attracted, or in some cases turned off, by the way a man can dance. Richard Schlesinger reports.

Wildlife officials are trying to prevent further bear attacks against humans after a series of recent, and sometimes deadly, assaults at national parks. John Blackstone reports.

An newly-released internal report by British Petroleum shifts blame over the disastrous oil rig collapse and subsequent spill on subcontractors Halliburton and Transocean. Mark Strassmann reports.

Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd is Also Eligible for a Bonus Up to $10 Million

Odd Hump Found On Back Of Meat-eating 20-foot-long Dinosaur From Spain With Bird Like Features

Pair of Hairless, Pink Pandas Each Weigh Less than Half a Pound; Mother's Artificial Insemination a Rare Success

Harmless Double-Flyby Should Be Visibile Via Telescope Overnight

Researchers Report Bacteria That Allows Microorganisms to Become Drug-Resistant

Looted Artifacts Returned To Iraq, Including 4,400-year-old Statue Stolen During US Invasion

Some Are Here, Others Are on the Way as Apple Rivals Take on the iPad

Experts Warn Another Powerful Quake Could Be Imminent in Region Smacked by 7.1 Magnitude Weekend Temblor

Sense of Emotional Well-Being Increases With Salary Up to $75,000, But Then Effects Level Off

Savor Summer and Other Memories, and Spread Them Around, With Cool Ideas From BehindTheBuy.com's David Gregg

An interactive website devoted to remaking the classic film one tiny bit at a time has won a passionate following - and an Emmy Award. David Morgan reports.

Chances are many of your pictures from this summer are just sitting in your digital camera or computer. Senior editor David Gregg of behindthebuy.com spoke with Harry Smith on some creative new photo-sharing ideas.

The failed blowout preventer in the BP oil spill will be a key piece of evidence, which could hold important clues to preventing future oil spills, has been removed from the Gulf, and is on its way to being examined. Don Teague reports.

Experts Say Company's Move to Censor "Adult Services" Section Will Do Little to Stop Sale of Sex on Internet

Mag.-7.1 Quake Caused by Ongoing Collision of Pacific, Australian Tectonic Plates Destroyed at Least 500 Buildings