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Tennis Now's Ted LePak and Blair Henley debate whether David Nalbandian's harsh punishment from the ATP after injuring a line judge was appropriate.

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Thursday, Jun. 21, 2012

Here's to you, Hazel! After 11 years of cheering up pediatric patients like 15-year-old Sydney Stevens, Hazel is retiring from Sutter Memorial Hospital in Sacramento. Instead of a gold watch, she was given an ice cream social party and plenty of belly rubs.

Solstice celebrants gather on a rocky crest filled with astronomical markers at the ancient megalithic observatory Kokino about 60 miles from Skopje, Macedonia. The site dates back more than 4,000 years ago. Читать дальше...

Sometimes a match gets really intense, sometimes the crowd gets really rowdy, and sometimes people just explode with random acts of violence! Check out our top instances of tennis violence in this countdown inspired by David Nalbandian's recent outburst.

by Tom Meyer | Archive

Striking doctors faced fury today as thousands of patients in London saw appointments postponed.

Veterans Affairs officials said they’ve seen progress in treating those at risk for suicide as mental health treatment rates have risen over the last few years. But they also estimate that up to two-thirds of all veterans who commit suicide never reached out to the VA for help.

CBS News has learned that the family of ICE Special Agent Jaime Zapata has filed a claim for wrongful death against the Justice Dept. and other federal agencies