WASHINGTON — Christine Fox, who was named acting deputy secretary of Defense Tuesday, has extensive experience in defense budgeting, which will be a crucial skill in her new job.

7:17 p.m. EST December 3, 2013 WASHINGTON — Christine Fox, who was named acting deputy secretary of Defense Tuesday, has extensive experience in defense budgeting, which will be a crucial skill in her new job.
2.35 p.m. EST November 28, 2013 Those night-before-the-wedding jitters might have been more logical than you thought. A study published this week in the journal Science found that the gut reactions people had about each other shortly after their marriage helped predict whether they'd still be together four years later.
11:35 a.m. EDT October 7, 2013 The actress has landed 'Esquire' mag's Sexy title for the second time.
4:27 p.m. EST November 20, 2013 Highway rest stops may be the most universal travel experience in America. Think about it: Not everyone has faced the challenges of a connecting flight at O'Hare, and many travelers will never take a cruise, or visit a ski resort. But almost every American has taken a road trip and had cause to stop.
12:35 a.m. EDT October 5, 2013 WASHINGTON — After a car chase through the heart of the nation's capital ended with police shooting to death a 34-year-old Connecticut woman, security experts are wondering whether that was their only option.
5:45 p.m. EDT November 2, 2013 The latest revelation about National Security Agency spying — that the agency cracked into data centers operated by Google and Yahoo — will be a topic of discussion on some Sunday network talk shows.
8:35 p.m. EDT September 19, 2013. From tweeting to eating to sex, studies identify when you're at your best. This might be hard for you to hear, but you likely have been spending your days all wrong.
6.32 p.m. EDT October 17, 2013 Sarah Michelle Gellar talks to 'More' about Buffy, her kids, her marriage and her new gig. Buffy is back, only she's not Buffy anymore but she is goofier, says Sarah Michelle Gellar.
2:15 p.m. EDT September 7, 2013 SAN FRANCISCO — Apple's latest iPhone will have fingerprint authentication, a major new technology that could give the Silicon Valley giant a valuable leg up in big markets such as enterprise computing and mobile payments, analysts and industry experts said ahead of the gadget's launch Tuesday.
