ABC News reports the medical records were part of evidence released Tuesday that prosecutors have in the second-degree murder case against Zimmerman.

The report by Human Rights Watch included dozens of interviews with farmworkers, attorneys and advocates in seven states. The organization calls for laws to protect the workers, who "see these abuses as an unavoidable condition of agricultural work."

Attorneys for John Edwards rested their case Wednesday without calling the two-time Democratic presidential candidate or his one-time mistress to the witness stand.

Authorities say a Florida mother shot and killed her four children before shooting herself.

A Chicago area woman was found stabbed to death in her apartment just two days after her wedding.

A last-ditch effort by Colorado's governor to give gay couples rights similar to married couples in the state has failed.

An announcement from Rep. Ron Paul indicates that the Republican presidential candidate will no longer actively campaign for the GOP nomination, but will continue to work to secure delegates at upcoming Republican state conventions.

A Newsweek cover shows President Barack Obama with a rainbow halo and declares him "The First Gay President."

Best Buy's founder Richard Schulze is stepping down as chairman after an investigation found that he knew that the CEO was having a relationship with a female employee and did not alert the audit committee.

Forty-nine decapitated and mutilated bodies have been found on a highway connecting the northern Mexican metropolis of Monterrey to the U.S. border.

The Pentagon will open more than 14,000 combat-related roles to women serving in the army Monday.

A new Republican "super" political committee wants to woo younger voters who supported President Barack Obama four years ago.

For years, Gac Filipaj mopped floors, cleaned toilets and took out trash at Columbia University.

Yahoo swept out Scott Thompson as CEO Sunday in an effort to clean up a mess created by an exaggeration about his education that destroyed his credibility as he set out to turnaround the long-troubled Internet company.

A source tells The Associated Press that JP Morgan Chase is expected to accept the resignation of a high-ranking executive soon. The decision comes after one of the bank's trading groups lost $2 billion.

Don't let the hoodie and sneakers fool you. Mark Zuckerberg is no wet-behind-the-ears CEO.

Tori Pinheiro shed tears and shared the sorrow of the loss of her boyfriend as Boston University students, faculty and officials gathered in a campus plaza to mourn three classmates studying abroad who died in a minivan crash in New Zealand.

Kelsey Griffith graduates on Sunday from Ohio Northern University. To start paying off her $120,000 in student debt, she is already working two restaurant jobs and will soon give up her apartment here to live with her parents.

Boston University says the deaths of three students in a minivan crash in New Zealand are an "unprecedented tragedy," the worst to hit its study abroad program since it began in the 1980s.

Mitt Romney's Mormon faith has shaped his life, but he barely mentioned it as he spoke to graduates at an evangelical Christian university Saturday.

In Europe, where more than 200,000 people thronged a Berlin rally in 2008 to hear Barack Obama speak, there's disappointment that he hasn't kept his promise to close the military prison at Guantanamo Bay, and perceptions that he's shunting blame for the financial crisis across the Atlantic.

Inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame in 1992, Shelby worked in recent years as a technical adviser on the Ford GT project and designed the Shelby Series 1 two-seat muscle car, a 21st century clone of his 1965 Cobra.

Thursday evening, an Alabama girl was discovered hanged from a tree with an old tire swing rope, deliberately, authorities say, by her 14-year-old half-brother who was charged Friday with murder.

The Gallup Poll survey showed 51% of Americans approved of the president's decision to stand in support of the issue, 45 %disapproved.

A federal judge has refused to toss out campaign corruption charges against John Edwards, meaning he will have to present his case before a jury.