Steve Jobs helps push organ donation legislation

Last year, Jobs flew to Tennessee to receive a liver transplant, and spoke briefly of this. "There were not enough livers in California to go around," he said, according to the San Jose Mercury News. "I was advised by my Stanford ...

Steve Jobs: "I Almost Died"

Jobs says 21000 Californians are waiting for organ transplants.

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Steve Jobs is pleased with the falling prices. He hopes that his computer will become the Volkswagen of the industry, the computer every family can own. The 27-year-old co-founder of Apple Computer, whose typewriter-size instrument is ...

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Apple Director and IBM ex-CFO Jerome B. York is dead following his hospitalization yesterday, after a burst brain aneurysm. He joined Apple's board when Steve Jobs came back into the company. Needless to say, Steve is very sad:

The tech sites Steve Jobs reads

Ever wonder what tech sites Steve Jobs reads? Well, according to Silicon Alley Insider some of those sites are our very own sister site Engadget, along with Gizmodo, The New York Times Tech section, and the Wall Street Journal. ...

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Bloody awful ‘Repo Men’ is better off dead

Trashy movie offers its slick dystopian vision as a pretense to lacerate a few dozen bodies in a fashion that makes "Nip/Tuck" look like "Marcus Welby, M.D."

Stewart, Fanning glam it up in ‘Runaways’

"The Runaways," chronicling the rise and fall of Joan Jett's first band, is a smart showcase to help the two actresses break out of their molds as they take on more adult roles.

Anna Nicole estate denied piece of oil fortune

A federal appeals court says Anna Nicole Smith’s estate will receive none of the more than $300 million that she claimed her late billionaire husband had promised her.

Gaga fires back at ex over $30 million lawsuit

The performer’s lawyer says in a court filing made public Friday that the agreement at the heart of the suit was "unlawful."

Ellen presents $30,000 to lesbian in prom flap

DeGeneres says she admires Constance McMillen for challenging Itawamba County School District rules that would prevent her from escorting her girlfriend to the prom.

No. 8 California cruises past No. 9 Louisville

Golden Bears build big early lead en route to 77-62 win, will face Duke next.

Freshman leads No. 4 Maryland past Houston

Freshman Jordan Williams set career highs with 21 points and 17 rebounds, and Maryland beat Houston 89-77 on Friday night in the first round of the NCAA tournament’s Midwest Regional.

No Onuaku, no problem for No. 1 Syracuse

Orange stomps Vermont without injured center, will face Gonzaga next.

Turner struggles, but no worries for No. 2 OSU

Evan Turner took a back seat to slick shooter Jon Diebler and big forward Dallas Lauderdale, and Ohio State outlasted persistent UC Santa Barbara 68-51 in the first round of the NCAA tournament Friday night.

Lucas sees to it that No. 5 Michigan St. survives

Kalin Lucas scored a career-high 25 points and Raymar Morgan emerged from a quiet night by hitting key shots down the stretch as fifth-seeded Michigan State edged No. 12 New Mexico State 70-67 on Friday in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

Business school grads flocking to Asia for jobs

BusinessWeek: New MBAs used to have just one post-grad career destination, the U.S. Not anymore. Right now, Asia is where the career velocity and opportunity are.

Stocks close lower, snap eight-day win streak

Stocks halted their steady climb Friday after renewed concerns about Greece's ability to pay its debts left investors questioning a global economic recovery.

4 cities that best weathered the recession

Minneapolis, Buffalo, Oklahoma City and Rochester, N.Y., don't have much else in common. But a government report shows they've had the smallest increases in joblessness over the past two years.

Homeowners who get aid see credit scores dive

Some homeowners who sign up for the government's mortgage assistance program are getting a nasty surprise: lower credit scores.

3 ways to build a secure retirement plan

Take these three steps to build a solid plan to ensure security in retirement.

Cosmic Log: Solar sails take shape

Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: As Japan gears up to send the first working solar sail into deep space in a couple of months, the Planetary Society is moving ahead with its own solar-sail project. You can put your name on both sails … if you act now.

Smartphone annoyances, with love

Smartphones are like  digital  “Mini–Me”s, reflecting our tastes, interests, lives.  But, like us, they're far from perfect.

For cyberwarriors, murky terrain

Pentagon's dismantling of CIA-Saudi Web site illustrates need for clearer policies: When is a cyberattack outside the theater of war allowed? Should Congress be informed?

Cat fur puts criminals behind bars

A DNA database has been established that uses cat fur as forensic evidence. Dog and other animal fur may also be useful in forensic applications.

Big questions surround big-bang theory

The big bang was the beginning of the universe as we know it, most scientists say. But was it the first beginning, and will it be the last?

A child's hope for a new limb, new life

Two months after the ground shook in Haiti, 4-year-old Schneily Similien still needs a new leg. His greatest hope is at a small hospital in the rural heart of Haiti, he just needs to get there. Msnbc.com is heading to Haiti track the story of Schneily and other amputees as they work to build new lives.

Getting past 'why me?'

In his own words, a U.S. soldier who lost his right leg in the Iraq war shares his journey from self-pity to Paralympic champion.

6 natural remedies that really work

When natural healers discovered these wonder potions hundreds of years ago, it turns out they were really on to something.

FDA warns of muscle risk from statin drug

The Food and Drug Administration says the highest available dose of the cholesterol drug Zocor can cause muscle damage as well as severe and potentially lethal kidney damage.

U.S. kids even fatter than believed, study shows

Extreme obesity among American children is much worse than previously believed, putting them at greater risk of serious health problems as they age, U.S. researchers said on Thursday.

Defense says NY synagogue-bomb plot was feds' idea

Four men accused of trying to bomb synagogues and shoot down planes in New York last spring did little more than go along with a fake plot proposed, directed and funded by the federal government, defense lawyers claim in asking the court to dismiss the case. Synagogue - New York City - New York - Federal government of the United States - Religious

For cyberwarriors, murky terrain

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‘Jihad Jane’ pleads not guilty to terror plot

The U.S. terrorism suspect who authorities say dubbed herself "Jihad Jane" online has pleaded not guilty to all counts in federal court in Philadelphia. United States - Muslim - Terrorism - Jane - Colleen LaRose

Chicago terror suspect pleads guilty

A Chicago man admits in court that he scouted out the Indian city of Mumbai before a 2008 terror attack that left 166 dead and helped plan an attack a Danish newspaper that never took place. Mumbai - Chicago - Warfare and Conflict - War on Terrorism - September 11 2001

Reward offered for info in California booby trap case

A string of "brazen attempts" to kill members of a gang task force in Riverside, California, has led to a $200,000 reward for information.

Obama makes final push for health care reform

President Obama is making his closing arguments in efforts to pass sweeping health care reform legislation. He will address House Democrats on Saturday, a day before the scheduled vote.

British Airways strike under way

British Airways cabin crew members opted to go ahead with a strike this weekend after talks between the union and the airline broke down.

Pope signs letter on abusive priests

The Roman Catholic Church's crisis over sex abuse now has spread through half a dozen countries on two continents. | FAITH SHATTERED | OPINION: CRITICISM "UNFAIR" | OPINION: GOVERNMENTS MUST STEP IN |

State will fund Casey Anthony's defense

The state of Florida must fund some of Casey Anthony's defense in her first-degree murder trial for the death of daughter Caylee, a judge ruled Friday.

March Madness this year comes with more padding

Basketball has become a rough sport with players crashing into each other, throwing elbows and landing hard on the court. To help prevent injury, they're wearing the a popular new accessory under their uniforms -- padded compression gear.

Do you want a presidential physical?

President Obama's annual check-up included two op-of-the-line tests that aren't part of your typical physical. Should you get the same treatment? We give you the options and the prices.

The facts behind hangover remedies

Doctors still don't know exactly what happens to cause a hangover, but contrary to popular belief, drinking more while hung over is not going to make you feel better, the experts say.

How the health bill could affect you

Did Oliver really shape up fat town?

Did Jamie Oliver really shape up America's unhealthiest city?

Anna Nicole Smith's estate loses $300 million court fight

Anna Nicole Smith's estate is not entitled to $300 million the deceased actress had claimed was intended as a gift from her oil tycoon husband, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.

Obama targets insurers in final health care push

President Obama made a final, urgent public plea for health care reform Friday, slamming private insurers and accusing his plan's opponents of spreading lies and distortions.

Student charged with stealing rare documents

An alleged theft of more than two dozen historical documents has shaken a New Jersey university where students are granted access to the artifacts.

Sandra Bullock's love life: Why do we care?

When Sandra Bullock's husband, Jesse James, issued a public apology this week for his "poor judgment" after rumors of an affair began to surface, you could almost sense a collective gasp in break rooms, dorm rooms and cubicles around the country.

Greenpeace, Nestlé in battle over Kit Kat viral

A video clip which shows an office worker opening a Kit Kat chocolate bar and finding an orangutan's finger has been re-posted on video-sharing Web site YouTube, a day after it was removed at the request of food giant Nestlé.

Dodd calls for Lehman Bros. investigation

A year and a half after Lehman Brothers' collapse, Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd, D-Conn., is calling for a federal investigation into the "Lehman situation" and other companies that may have fudged their balance sheets, contributing to the financial crisis.

Saved GM dealers ready to start selling again

The 661 auto dealers General Motors is offering to reinstate received letters this week with the deal terms -- and some breathed sighs of relief. They'll be able to get their franchises back without a pricey and protracted battle.

Tax breaks for job seekers and homebuyers

Question 1. May I claim gas and Internet costs on income taxes for job seeking? -- F. Henderson

Volvo's dangerous road

If there was ever an automaker to which the expression "back in the day" belongs, it would be Volvo.

Greenspan & Bernanke still don't get it

Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke have a message for everyone who thinks the Federal Reserve isn't to blame for the housing bubble and Great Recession: It wasn't our fault.

Video: Sean Penn's fight to save Haiti from massive flooding

AC360° Oscar-winning actor Sean Penn spent three weeks in Haiti following the January earthquake, living in a tent and witnessing first-hand the devastation. He is back in Haiti, and spoke with Anderson about his campaign to stop a potential public health disaster.

Health Care Fight, Dems Chasing Votes: Join the Live Chat

Tonight on 360°, the health care endgame. Will Democrats have enough votes to get the bill passed? Plus, Dr. Sanjay Gupta breaks down what's in the legislation and how it could impact you. We also take you to Haiti to see what's being done to help clean up the camps washed out by rain. Actor and activist Sean Penn is in Port-au-Prince with the latest developments.

Haiti's next big crisis: how to hold elections

Kathie Klarreich Time The gold-trimmed letters marking Haiti's Legislative Palace still shine brightly on the front wall of the seaside building in Port-au-Prince. But the massive earthquake that hit the nation on Jan. 12, killing more than 200,000 people, left a hole on one side of the structure, exposing a black wrought-iron staircase.

Evening Buzz: Faith Over Medicine

Maureen Miller AC360° Writer   An Oregon teenager is dead. His parents now face 16 months in prison. Not for what they did, but for what they didn't do.

Video: Living in a homeless shelter

AC 360° Stephanie Buckhannon and her three children, Brittany (12 years old), Brandon (10 years old), and Skyler (4 years old) chronicle their struggles living in a homeless shelter.