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Gavin DeGraw was assaulted and had his nose broken by a group of unidentified men in New York's East Village early Monday morning. DeGraw was then struck by a cab before being taken to a hospital and is now in stable condition. CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi reports.

Researchers link erectile dysfunction to "partner betweenness," situation in which wives close to husbands' friends

Break a business plan into bite-sized pieces to save time, and focus on what matters most for you right now. The last of a three-part series

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Rebellious groups Anonymous and LulzSec have formed a hacktivist Voltron to strike back against international police efforts to arrest their members; they've hacked the police. It's a war, now. And we've developed a war-room style video of LulzSec's history

Texas recorded its hottest month ever this past July and temperatures are continue to hit triple digits renewing concerns about the safety of young athletes who play outdoors.

By giving male mosquitoes a case of intense infertility (and counting on the females to not notice anything, um, missing from the experience), scientists hope they can prevent a second generation of bugs from spreading malaria.

Researcher says social network contributes to anxiety, depression, narcissism, antisocial behavior

Bluefin--the most prized of all tunas--are quickly going extinct. The tsunami may have set back plans to keep toro refrigerated for future sushi lovers, but fish farmers are close to a breakthrough.

"Early Show" medical correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton talks to Rebecca Jarvis about how to recognize and avoid heat-related illnesses.

Strong winds and ocean currents forced 61-year-old Nyad to end marathon swim, but experts say aging athletes

Getting older doesn't have to mean getting slow and weak, as these seniors show

More salmon, please! A new study shows how biomimicry can help generate energy. A new source of inspiration for wind farm engineers has come from an unlikely place: the sea. By imitating schools of fish, engineers can increase wind farm output--potentially getting up to 10 times more power from the same site compared to traditional wind farms

Experts point to stress over job security, and research says workers blame leadership, other employees, economy for rudeness

oBaz is short for online bazaar, and like that famously fluid market environment, it's all about haggling to get what you want.