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One of the longest-running weekly rodeos takes place not in Texas or Wyoming but in south Jersey. Grant Harris runs Cowtown Rodeo, which was started by his father and has been family-run since 1955.

After Hurricane Katrina, Robin Baudier moved back to New Orleans to be with her family. She believes the experience of living in a FEMA trailer and helping rebuild her parents' home is a blessing.

Presidential contenders are spending millions, while candidates who've dropped out of the race have millions left in store. Mary Jacoby of the Wall Street Journal looks at who has what, and at what they can do with it.

President Bush said Friday that the economy is going through a "tough time." One way the economic turmoil is affecting most Americans is at the gas pump. In Los Angeles, drivers react to California's highest gas prices ever.

How much do you tell your kids about drugs, death or sex? Martha Leathe believes in being honest with her children, even when it makes her uncomfortable. Being honest with them, Leathe says, leads them to be more open and truthful with her.

The lawsuit claims Musk waited 11 days to disclose his stake in the company, alleging that the delay saved the billionaire money and cost shareholders. The suit argues Musk violated securities law.

Environmentally friendly funerals are catching on in some areas of the U.S. as an alternative to traditional burials. So-called "green burials" eschew embalming and fancy caskets in favor of a more biodegradable, natural return to the earth.

The U.S. military-funded program is designed to teach reading, writing and math to young men in the Awakening movement, some of them former insurgents who now help American forces to secure their neighborhoods.

The rejected books make up a record 41% of the 132 books submitted for review, the Florida Department of Education said in a statement.

While there might not be as much under the trees this year, customers say they don't want to leave the holiday symbol out of their celebrations.