Police: Body found could be missing child actor

Vancouver police say a body found in Vancouver's Stanley Park could be that of a former child actor who disappeared during the Olympics. (Feb. 25)

Ceremony remembering Navy Band musicians lost in plane crash

On Feb. 25, 1960, a Navy transport plane carrying 19 members of the Navy Band collided with a Brazilian commercial airliner, killing of all the musicians on board. 50 years later the tragedy was remembered with a ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery with the Navy Band and relatives of the band members lost.

Obama's marathon health summit begins

President Obama has opened the high-stakes health-care summit he hopes will break the political gridlock stalling a U.S. medical system overhaul.

Expert: SeaWorld attack was 'Premeditated'

A marine conservationist with the American Museum of Natural History says killer whales are intelligent creatures that don't do things accidentally. He says he believes the whale's actions at SeaWorld Orlando were intentional.

Health-care summit preview

The Washington Post's Ezra Klein and Chris Cillizza preview the White House health-care summit taking place February 25 at the Blair House. The administration is billing the event as a 'bipartisan meeting on health reform.'

Defense, despite 'no comment in laptop spy case

The vice principal at a suburban Philadelphia high school vigorously denied allegations that she spied on a student at home through his district-issued laptop, but parents are still upset over the allegations. (Feb. 24)

135-mile march ahead of the president's health care summit

Marchers walked 135 miles on foot from Philadelphia, Pa., to Washington, D.C., to push for comprehensive health care reform for "Melanie's March," in the run-up to the president's health care summit.

Toyoda: 'Deeply sorry' for Toyota accidents

Toyota president Akio Toyoda delivers his opening remarks at the congressional hearing into the safety issue and recent recalls of Toyota vehicles on Wednesday.

50th anniversary of Navy band plane crash

February 25, 2010 marks the 50th anniversary of a plane crash in South America that killed 19 Navy band members.

Exhibit honors federal workers

Sen. Ted Kaufman (D-Del.) describes an exhibit his office has set up in the rotunda of the Russell Senate Office Building dedicated to federal workers.

Bernanke: Record-low rates still needed

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress on Wednesday that record-low interest rates are still needed to ensure that the economic recovery will last and to help cushion the sting of high unemployment.

Teacher describes how he subdued shooter

A middle school teacher describes the seconds before and after a gunman opened fire inside a school outside of Denver. David Benke was able to tackle the man before he could reload his rifle.