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The disaster that killed 19,000 and left a landscape of debris and desolation continues to haunt Japanese survivors
One-third of Americans are getting less sleep than they should, and the health effects can be life-threatening
Activists say 80% of world's population with little or no access to morphine are the "collateral damage of the war on drugs"
MTV's Bill Flanagan on a watershed of pop culture, from Dylan, Warhol and the Beatles, to James Bond and Spider-Man
1940s Hollywood siren dubbed "The Most Beautiful Woman in the World" invented frequency-hopping technology that later made cell phones possible
A look at the hallowed career of the indie filmmaker known for exploitation films, monster flicks, and some bizarre movie posters
Boeing's new 787 aims to bring back the good old days of air travel when flying was magic
The new 787 aircraft is designed to reduce jet lag and air sickness, and cut fuel emissions by 20 percent
Social media and online petition sites are giving power to the powerless, as governments and corporations are learning the hard way
While Facebook IPO makes millionaires of many, American Airlines slashing jobs and pensions of many more
Every year alcohol contributes to deaths during college hazing rituals; Now parents of one hazing victim seek to educate about the dangers
Studies show our hair affects how others perceive us; How does that fly on the gridiron?
The Oscar-winning filmmaker has challenged audiences with stories of crime, isolation, ambition and faith
Best actor nominee shares details with "Sunday Morning" on his two Oscar-nominated films and how being a parent has changed his work
Nearly given up for dead just a few years ago, American carmakers are in the fast lane once more, with sales and profits on the rebound
