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  • It's uncertain whether the Bay Bridge connecting San Francisco and Oakland will be ready for its planned grand opening on Labor Day, as engineers work to solve a problem stemming from broken steel rods.
    California's Bay Bridge Hits Trouble Ahead Of Opening Day
    California transportation officials say it will take more work — and up to $10 million — to get the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge ready for its planned grand opening on Labor Day. A problem arose after 32 massive steel bolts broke when they were tightened to anchor part of the bridge's seismic safety system.
  • Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson (left) and Everton manager David Moyes (right) during a match in April 2012. Moyes will succeed the retiring Ferguson at Man United.
    Everton's Moyes To Replace Ferguson At Man United
    David Moyes will be succeeding the world's most famous soccer coach. Alex Ferguson announced this week that he'll retire at the end of the season. Moyes has led the English Premier League's Everton club since 2002.
  • Models from Triumph International display the new "Branomics Bra" on Wednesday in Tokyo.
    Need A Lift? See Japan's New 'Branomics Bra'
    A lingerie company says the bra has a "growth strategy" to help bust Japan's inflation problem.
  • Pearls made from sago starch are common ingredients in Asian desserts and savories.
    Sago, An Ancient Chinese Starch, Endures In Asian Cooking
    Sago palms were a key food source in prehistoric China, long before rice, a new study finds. Although it's no longer a staple, it is still used in dishes throughout South Asia today. Sago pudding, anyone?
  • Ricky Gervais, co-creator and star of the BBC series <em>The Office</em>, speaks during the 2013 Winter Television Critics Association Press Tour in January 2013.
    Ricky Gervais On The Original 'Office'
    Actor Ricky Gervais starred in, wrote and directed the hit BBC sitcom, The Office, on which the hit NBC series was based. The BBC series premiered in 2001 and ran for two seasons. The NBC Office premiered in 2005 and its series finale will air on May 16.
  • April 25, in Waco: Friends, family members and fellow firefighters held a memorial for the first responders killed by the April 17 explosion at a fertilizer plant in West, Texas.
    Officials Aren't Linking Man's Arrest To Texas Explosion
    A former emergency services volunteer in West, Texas, is under arrest for allegedly possessing an explosive device. But investigators say they have not tied him to the April 17 fire and explosion at a fertilizer plant that devastated the community.
  • In this image made from video provided by NASA, astronaut Christopher Cassidy, foreground, holds a power wrench as he stows away a coolant pump on the International Space Station on Saturday. Thomas Marshburn is at left.
    Astronauts Go On Spacewalk To Fix Ammonia Leak
    NASA sent two astronauts on a spacewalk Saturday to fix an ammonia leak in one of International Space Station's power systems.
  • Mothers somehow know when we've been bad, but when times are tough, they also have our back.
    Mom's X-Ray Vision Also Sees The Best In Us
    Mothers know us better — sometimes better than we know ourselves. As any child will tell you, they really do have eyes in the back of their heads. When times are tough, they also have our back.
  • Beyonce took the stage at this year's Super Bowl halftime show. Imagine a scientist instead. Perhaps dressed differently.
    Schools? How About A Science Laureate At The Super Bowl?
    There's a move in Congress to name a science laureate. Astronomer Mike Brown hopes that person would do much more than visit schools to encourage kids to consider careers in science. He'd like to see a laureate reach out to the public in all sorts of ways.
  • This week's massive cyber-heist was facilitated by the ease with which criminals have learned to hack the magnetic stripe on the back of ATM, debit and credit cards.
    Experts Marvel At How Cyberthieves Stole $45 Million
    The thieves hacked back-end computers and cloned prepaid debit cards, but their synchronized ATM withdrawals were even more extraordinary.
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