Dr. Douglas Fields: Left-Sided Cancer--Should You Blame Your Bed and TV?

Researchers in Sweden, writing in the journal Pathophysiology, suggest a surprising explanation for the prevalence of left-sided cancers that may change your sleeping habits.

Obama: Vilsack 'jumped the gun' on Sherrod

President Barack Obama says Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack "jumped the gun" when he decided to dismiss employee Shirley Sherrod from her job at the department amid accusations of racism. Obama tells ABC News in an interview that Vilsack acted in part... Tom Vilsack - Barack Obama - United States Secretary of Agriculture - President of the United States - President

RealNetworks names insider as new CEO

RealNetworks Inc. said Thursday it has named interim CEO Bob Kimball to be its permanent chief. Kimball, 46, has led the company since RealNetworks founder Rob Glaser stepped down in January. "Bob has done an outstanding job executing on his plan to transform... Rob Glaser - RealNetworks - Bob Kimball - Accel Partners - Business

Summary Box: New York Times posts revenue growth

GROWTH: The New York Times Co. posted its first quarterly revenue growth since 2007 on Thursday, with a jump in online advertising sales offsetting further declines in print. THE BAD NEWS: That is not to say the Times Co. or the newspaper industry as a whole... New York Times - Advertising - Newspaper - United States - Revenue

iPhone thief tracked with GPS application

A man who swiped an Apple iPhone out of the hand of a woman in San Francisco may have been shocked when police found him only nine minutes later. It turns out the phone had been tracking his every move. The iPhone was being used to test a new, real-time GPS... IPhone - San Francisco - Global Positioning System - Police - iPhone 3G