Mar 11, 2010 02:20PM

WATCH: The Conversation: Women in the World Summit

Diane Sawyer talks with Tina Brown about first annual women's summit.



Diane Sawyer - Women - People - History - Twitter

Mar 11, 2010 01:43PM

Exclusive: Diane Sawyer Inside the Secret Shelters for Afghan Women

Mutilated women in Afghanistan, including a young woman whose husband cut off her nose and ears, aided by secret women's shelter and talk to ABC News' Diane Sawyer.



Diane Sawyer - Afghanistan - American Broadcasting Company - Asia - ABC News

Mar 11, 2010 01:15PM

Homeless Man Lives off Frequent Flier Points

For Jim Kennedy, an unemployed 46-year-old California man, the recession has meant using his 1-million-mile-plus stockpile of hotel and airline points to put a roof over his head.



Homelessness - California - Hotel - Airline - United States

Mar 11, 2010 02:14PM

'Forgotten' WWII Vets Celebrated in D.C.

It's been called the "forgotten theater" of World War II. But now the Allied campaign in the Pacific from 1941 to 1945 is being thrust front and center for commemoration, as a new Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks miniseries in its honor premiers next week on HBO and will be shown at the White House this afternoon.



World War II - Steven Spielberg - Tom Hanks - HBO - White House

Mar 11, 2010 01:16PM

'Net Posse Tracked 'Jihad Jane' for Three Years

Groups like JawaReport, Quoth the Raven and the YouTube Smackdown Corps claim they had been monitoring Colleen LaRose's growing militancy for three years, and watched as the Internet -- particularly YouTube -- fed her fervor.



Terrorism - Jihad - Jane - YouTube - Warfare and Conflict

Mar 11, 2010 11:50AM

Pro Football Star, 'Father Murphy' Merlin Olsen Dies

Utah Rams Hall of Famer and TV actor Merlin Olsen dies of cancer at 69.



Merlin Olsen - Father Murphy - Hall of fame - sport - United States

Mar 11, 2010 01:07PM

GM Dealers Not Reinstated Face Uncertainty

Lost in the GM's jubilant announcement last week that it could reinstate up to 661 dealerships was the fact that hundreds of others still face closure. That may include Rick Smith's GM dealership in Weymouth, Mass., which has been a family business for more than 51 years.



GeneralMotors - Weymouth - Business - United States - Automotive industry