Oct 26 - By Sue Major Holmes, Associated Press Writer
Sandia National Laboratories scientist Jerry Simmons envisions a future of brighter, more efficient lights, with people even being able to tune the color of light in a room to suit a mood or the time of day.

Oct 22 - By Brett Martel, AP Sports Writer
New Orleans lineman Zach Strief and Jon Stinchcomb stood side-by-side, feet shoulder-width apart.

Sep 7 - By Lauran Neergaard, AP Medical Writer
If you pay the mechanic $1,000 to fix your transmission and it breaks again next week, the garage should find and fix the problem for free. So if you get an infection following open-heart surgery because the doctor forgot an antibiotic, why are you charged extra to clear up the wound?
Aug 29 - By Joseph White, AP Sports Writer
It wasn't a hard sell this week when Jim Zorn reviewed the positive strides made by his quarterback. All it took was a good supply of concrete evidence — points on the board and plenty of completions — to make the coach's case sound more convincing.

Jan 3 - By Chelsea J. Carter, Associated Press Writer
Acting on widespread complaints from its troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Marine Corps has ordered major modifications to its body armor to improve comfort, mobility and safety, The Associated Press has learned.

Nov 10 - By Jacqueline Stenson, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Change your mind, and you just might change your body, too. Psychologists say our “self talk” or “internal dialogue” can make or break a fitness routine.
Nov 4 - By Arthur Max, Associated Press Writer
It's not easy to keep a banana yellow.
Oct 1 - By Stephanie Nano, Associated Press Writers
A computer is as good as a second pair of eyes for helping a radiologist spot breast cancer on a mammogram, one of the largest and most rigorous tests of computer-aided detection found.
Feb 18 - By Associated Press
A team of University of Virginia researchers is working to increase the drought- and disease-resistance of the black-eyed pea, a staple of the diets of roughly 200 million people in west and central Africa.
Dec 20 - By Helen O'Neill, AP Special Correspondent
The Rev. Hamilton Coe Throckmorton shivered with anticipation as he gazed at the loot — wads of $50 bills piled high beside boxes of crayons in a Sunday school classroom.
Nov 7 - By Mark Sherman, Associated Press Writer
Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said Wednesday that she'd do away with electing judges and make prosecutors and defense lawyers interchangeable as a way of improving the U.S. justice system.

Dec 21 - By Ken Thomas , Associated Press Writer
When General Motors Corp. engineer Jack Jensen started working with crash test dummies in the 1990s, the data collected from the devices was routed to recorders the size of a phone booth.
Dec 6 - By Associated Press
A team of scientists at Vanderbilt University have been given an award from Popular Mechanics magazine for a discovery that could someday replace the common light bulb, the researchers say.
Jun 26 - By Christopher Leonard, AP Business Writers
When Monsanto Co. developed its newest strain of engineered soybeans, the company didn't use gene splicing. It used math.