ENTERTAINMENT

• Jackson Left His Father Out of Most Recent Will
  A will drafted by Michael Jackson in 2002 which divides the singer's estate among his mother, three children and one or more charities could play a central role in determining how his tangled financial relationships will be unwound.
• Michael Jackson's Oldest Son Was Set to Perform With Him Dur
  Longtime family biographer reveals MJ had been working behind the scenes with eldest son to prepare him to sing and dance on stage
• 'Dance Your Ass Off' Premiere Recap: A Bouncy Good Time
  Check out what happens when you combine 'So You Think You Can Dance' with 'The Biggest Loser' to get a weightloss competition like no other
• Investigators Remove Bags of Medication From Michael Jackson
  As his family makes plans for his estate and the guardianship of his children, authorities continue their probe into singer Michael Jackson's death
• Chris Ivery Parties Without Ellen Pompeo ... Or His Ring
  Record producer Chris Ivery and 'Grey's Anatomy' starlet Ellen Pompeo have only been married since November 2007, but have things already gone sour between the two Hollywood lovers?
• Farrah Fawcett's Jailed Son to Attend Mother's Funeral
  Farrah Fawcett’s son, Redmond O’Neal, 24, in jail for two drug-related charges, has been granted permission to attend his mother’s funeral Tuesday.
• Michael Jackson's Strange Circle of Friends' Varying Reactio
  From screen legends to child stars, Jackson's celebrity circle of friends ran the gamut
• Michael Jackson Butter Statue Tribute Planned in Iowa
  Butter sculptor Sarah Pratt of West Des Moines will make the Jackson piece
• MJ's Chimp Just 'Hangin' Around' Florida Sanctuary
  With Michael Jackson gone, concern has grown in the past few days over the whereabouts of his beloved chimpanzee Bubbles. Luckily, it turns out Bubbles is alive and well at a private Florida primate sanctuary, PEOPLE reported.
• Source: King of Pop's Will Grants Custody to Mother
  Michael Jackson's will gives guardianship over his children to the singer's mother and leaves all his assets in a trust fund, a person with knowledge of the document told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
• Farrah Fawcett's Life Celebrated at Private Funeral
  Her longtime companion, Ryan O'Neal, and her friend, Alana Stewart, both wore black as they entered the service, which was closed to media and the public.
• Reports: Michael Jackson Not Biological Father to His Kids
  According to a report in Us magazine, Jackson’s dermatologist and Rowe’s former boss Arnold Klein is the biological father to Prince and Paris
• Possible Jackson Memorial at Neverland Discussed
  FOX News confirmed Tuesday that county officials had been notified of potential plans to hold the funeral and public viewing at the Neverland Ranch, but details of those plans have yet to be made public
• Model Donna Feldman's Top 10 Polka Dot Bikinis
  We invited model-actress Donna Feldman to a shopping spree to pick the hottest dotted bikinis
• Michael Jackson Looked Fit, Energetic in Final Performance
  In photos from the rehearsal just released, Jackson appears fit, and looks no different than he did in any of the performances that made the singer the King of Pop
• Concert Promoter: The Jackson Tour May Go On
  The head of the promotion company behind Michael Jackson's 50-night "This is It" concert extravaganza says he'd like the concerts to go on
• Friends Speculate Cause of Heath Ledger's Death
  Vanity Fair has talked to scores of Ledger's friends, trying to piece together his final days
• Sharpton, Jackson Vie for Role at MJ's Family's Side
  Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton have converged on Michael Jackson's family since the entertainer's sudden death last Thursday, acting as semi-official spokesmen and advisers, but media experts say the two have more than just altruistic motives in mind.
• Michael Jackson Search Warrants Issued, Needles Targeted
  The searches that took place yesterday and last Friday were performed as a result of the warrants
• Jackson's Net Worth Estimated at $236 Million in 2007
  Singer had $547.6 million in assets including Neverland Ranch, Sony Music publishing catalog and other collectibles

HEALTH

• Experiment Seeks to Stop Type 1 Diabetes Before It Starts
  The doctor had barely pulled away the needle when a blister appeared on Tracey Berg-Fulton's abdomen: An experimental shot was revving up the 24-year-old's immune system -- part of a bold quest to create a vaccine-like therapy for diabetes.
• Men Told Have Sex Daily to Boost Sperm Quality, Fertility
  Daily sex can improve the genetic quality of a man’s sperm and could enhance his chances of fathering a child, new research has suggested.
• FDA Panel Weighs Pulling Combo Cold Meds Off Market
  Government experts are scheduled to vote on whether Nyquil and other combination cold medications should be pulled from the market to help curb deadly overdoses.
• Death, Other Side Effects Linked to Pet Flea, Tick Meds
  The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is investigating the pesticides used in pet flea and tick control medications after receiving reports about dangerous side effects.
• Lawsuit: Stretch Mark Cream Burned, Scarred Woman
  A 30-year-old mother from New York City is suing a major cosmetics company after she was reportedly burned and scarred by a stretch mark cream.
• Boost Your Energy Levels
  Want to revive your energy levels to those of a hormonal teenager? Get your heart racing with these easy tips.
• Sweet, Salty . . .and Healthy? Guilt-Free Junk Food
  Sweet or salty = unhealthy, right? Wrong! These 7 foods are full of health benefits
• FDA Panel: Maximum Dose for Pain Meds Should Be Reduced
  Government experts say the maximum dose listed for Tylenol and dozens of other painkillers should be reduced to help curb deadly overdoses.
• Man Uses Nail Clippers to Circumcise Himself
  A British man was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment after attempting to circumcize himself with nail clippers, the Telegraph reported Tuesday.
• Europe Ends 2-Decade Ban on Ugly Fruits, Vegetables
  Europe ends a two-decade ban on ugly fruit and vegetables on Wednesday by scrapping standards that keep misshapen mushrooms and curvy cucumbers out of supermarkets.
• VA Doctor at Center of Cancer Probe Admits Errors
  A doctor accused of botching dozens of prostate cancer surgeries at a Veterans Administration hospital admitted Monday that he sometimes missed his target when implanting radioactive seeds, leaving patients with incorrect dosages.
• U.K.: 9-Year-Old With Swine Flu Dies
  A 9-year-old girl infected with swine flu has died in Britain, the third swine flu fatality in the U.K., a hospital reported Monday.
• Study: Fruit, Veggie Antioxidant Boosts Exercise Enduranc
  Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables rich in the antioxidant quercetin may boost endurance, according to a small study with healthy college students.
• Aquarium Seals Moonlight as Youth Fitness Trainers
  Five northern fur seals to be featured in a new exhibit at the New England Aquarium that aims to entice an increasingly obese generation of kids to get moving.
• Study Charts Swine Flu's Spread Through Air Travel
  In a startling measure of just how widely a new disease can spread, researchers accurately plotted swine flu's course around the world by tracking air travel from Mexico.
• FACTBOX: Swine Flu
  U.S. health officials are investigating a strange new type of swine influenza that has infected at least seven people and which is expected to be found in more.
• FDA Finds E. Coli in Nestle Cookie Dough Sample
  The Food and Drug Administration said Monday a sample of raw cookie dough collected at a Nestle USA manufacturing plant last week has tested positive for E. coli.

LEISURE

• Bond on a Budget, Aston Martin to Build Minicar
  The Aston Martin Cygnet — a new “luxury commuter concept” car, according to its marketeers — is to be built on the base of a Toyota subcompact+
• Campgrounds Go Green
  RV parks and campgrounds look to save water and energy
• New Ideas for Road Trip Games
  Before DVDs and GameBoy there were...car games. Do I spy some low budget fun?
• Florida's Best Bars
  Where else but Florida would you find places like the Flora-Bama, a beach bar known for live music and airborne fish
• Traverse City, the Next Food Star?
  Long a top Midwestern tourist draw for its lakes, rivers, forests, beaches, the Traverse City area is now home to an increasingly varied and sophisticated culinary culture
• GM Seeks Court's OK to Become 'New' Company
  GM, hoping for a quick exit from Chapter 11, asks bankruptcy judge to approve plan to refashion itself as a leaner automaker owned mostly by the government.

SCITECH

• Women Are Better Than Men at Pounding Nails
  At least in daylight; men did better than women in the dark.
• Missing Moon-Landing Videotapes May Have Been Found
  British paper reports NASA has found long-lost original footage of first astronauts walking on moon.
• Super-Radar Would Detect Border Smuggling Tunnels
  The DHS is working with Lockheed Martin to develop a ground-penetrating radar technology that would be designed specifically for finding underground tunnels
• Online Scammers Pounce on Michael Jackson Death
  Scams and spam started almost as soon as the King of Pop died, and have only gotten worse.
• U.S., Europe Jointly Establish Cyber-Crime Force
  The U.S. Secret Service plans to unveil Tuesday plans for a pan-European task force charged with preventing identity theft, computer hacking and other computer-based crime.
• Report: Dell Working On Pocket Web Gadget
  Engineers at Dell Inc. have been developing a pocket-sized device for tapping into the Internet, said people familiar with the company's plans.
• Blind Phone Hacker Gets 11 Years in Prison
  Boston-area teen faked 911 calls to send SWAT teams to people's houses -- but got away with it until he turned 18.
• China Suddenly Suspends New Web-Filter Rules
  Beijing backs down on requirement that all new PCs in country include 'Green Dam' censorship software; gives no date when it'll be implemented.
• Orangutans, Not Chimps, May Be Our Closest Relatives
  Physical, behavioral and fossil data points to a greater similarity between humans and orangs than between us and chimps, some scientists point out.
• Cell-Phone Makers Settle on One-Size-Fits-All Charger
  The world's biggest mobile phone makers announced a deal Monday agreeing to a universal standard phone charger that will work on millions of handsets made by different manufacturers.
• Ancient Boat to Sail From Philippines to Southeast Asia
  Replica of 1,700-year-old balangay to set sail from Manila for Asian mainland, then possibly across Indian Ocean to Madagascar.
• Apple: CEO Steve Jobs Back at Work
  Co-founder back on Apple campus following six-month leave due to undisclosed health problems.
• Britney Spears, Ellen DeGeneres Twitpic Accounts Hacked
  Photo-messaging service partly shuts down after celebrity accounts abused; Britney not dead, despite Twitpic saying so.

U.S.

• Dad Who Ditched Nine Kids Has Twins on the Way
  A Nebraska father who abandoned nine children under the state's Safe Haven law last is expecting twins, FOXNews.com has learned.
• Duke University Official Allegedly Offered Son, 5, for Sex
  The FBI's Washington field office said the school's associate director of the Center for Health Policy, Frank Lombard, was caught in an Internet sting.
• Military Considers Relaxing 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
  The Pentagon general counsel is looking at potential avenues around full enforcement as a stopgap, Gates said.
• Gay National Guard Officer Could Be Discharged
  A hearing is under way in upstate New York for an Army National Guard officer who publicly announced he was gay to protest the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
• In Faith Healing Case, Dead Girl Called Malnourished
  Raylene and Carl Brent Worthington of Oregon City are members of the Followers of Christ Church and are accused of manslaughter and criminal mistreatment in the March 2008 death of their child, Ava
• Pastor Sentenced for Keeping Kid Porn on Church Computer
  A former Texas pastor who admitted having more than 600 images of child pornography on his church computer has been sentenced to 17 years in prison.
• Fans Gather for Apollo Theater's Jackson Memorial
  Activist the Rev. Al Sharpton gave a rousing speech praising the pop star to hundreds of fans who crammed into the theater as others waited in line outside to pay their respects.
• Ex-Pastor, Sons Allegedly Stole Millions to Buy Planes, Cars
  The secretary of state's office said arrest warrants issued for Vaughn Reeves, 65, and three of his sons charged each with 10 felony counts. Each man could face two to eight years in prison on each count if convicted.
• Sex Offender Allegedly Demanded Sex to Return Lost Dog
  Los Angeles County prosecutors allege that a convicted sex offender tried to extort a teenager by demanding cash or sex for the return of her lost dog.
• Source: 10 More Will Be Charged in Madoff Scam
  A person familiar with the investigation into disgraced financier Bernard Madoff says at least 10 more people are likely to be charged by the time the probe is complete.
• Former NFL Star Vick Changes Job to Work With Kids
  Steven Kast, CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Virginia Peninsula, says Vick will be working with children on health and fitness activities at several clubs in the Hampton Roads area.
• Missing Girl's Mom: Come Forward If You Know Anything
  The mother of a 10-year-old Washington state girl who vanished over the weekend pleaded for those who might have seen anything out of the ordinary to come forward.
• Crews Search Rubble of Collapsed Ga. Parking Garage
  Crews worked Tuesday to stabilize and search a collapsed parking garage, but it still wasn't clear what caused the deck to collapse from the fourth floor to the ground level a day earlier.
• American Airlines Plane Lands Safely After Bird Strike
  An American Airlines flight from Miami landed safely at New York's LaGuardia Airport Tuesday after reporting a bird strike.
• Connecticut Man in Critical Condition After Saving Dad
  A 20-year-old Griswold man who family members say has saved his father's life twice in the past year is in critical condition from burns suffered when he pulled his dad out of a burning home.
• Pregnant Woman Stabbed, Accidentally Shot by Police
  A 26-year-old pregnant woman was killed after she was stabbed by an attacker and hit by gunshot fired by police, Fayetteville authorities said Monday.
• Accused Woman Blames Dog for Theft of Ex-Husband
  A woman accused of taking from her ex-husband's bank account without permission blames her dog.
• Transformer Blast Causes Fire, Power Outage in N.J.
  Police say a transformer explosion has caused an underground fire and power outage in a section of New Jersey's largest city.
• Alleged Museum Shooter's Health Delays Hearing
  Prosecutors say a white supremacist accused of fatally shooting a security guard at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum is in no condition to come to court.
• Judge Revokes Bond for Texas Financier Stanford
  A judge has revoked bond for Texas financier R. Allen Stanford, who's charged with swindling investors out of $7 billion.
• Bail Revoked for Dad Accused in Father's Day Beating
  Bail has been revoked for a Massachusetts man now charged with murder in the fatal beating of his 7-year-old son on Father's Day.
• Man Claims to Have Bomb in Wash. Bank Robbery
  A bank robbery north of Tacoma prompted the evacuation of the bank and two nearby fast-food restaurants.
• Woman Allegedly Blames Arson on Jackson's Death
  An Ohio woman allegedly told police that stress over Michael Jackson's death led her to commit arson in the bathroom of a local bar.
• Cops: Man Breaks Into Home, Watches TV, Drives Car
  Police said a man broke into a Cincinnati home and proceeded to stay there for a week, watching television and sleeping in the master bedroom while the family was on vacation.
• Teen Misses School Trip Due to Dog-Chewed Passport
  A Wisconsin teen missed his class trip to Peru with an age-old excuse: his dog really did eat his passport.
• Bus Rider Finds 19th Century Checks, Tools
  Some 19th century checks and old rusty tools were left months ago at a bus stop in Longmont, and police say no one has come forward to claim them.
• New York Woman Takes Money From Purse in Church
  Police said a 46-year-old woman reached over a pew and took cash from a purse while its owner knelt Sunday at a Roman Catholic Church in Long Island.
• Student Sentenced to Five to 23 Months for Tasering Cop
  A western Pennsylvania university student will serve five to 23 months in jail for grabbing a police officer's Taser gun and shooting her with it while she was trying to arrest him.
• Oregon Man's Wallet Found After 63 Years
  The leather stayed smooth and the zipper moved as easily as it did in 1946, when he apparently dropped the wallet behind the balcony bleachers in the Baker Middle School gym while cheering for the Baker High basketball team.

WORLD

• U.S. Warns: Avoid Nonessential Travel to Honduras
  The State Department on Monday warned U.S. citizens to avoid all nonessential travel to Honduras due to the "current unstable political and security situation" there.
• Canada Sees Boom in Private Health Care Business
  Private for-profit clinics are a booming business in Canada -- a country often touted as a successful example of a universal system. Facing long waits and substandard care, private clinics are proving that Canadians are willing to pay for treatment.
• Ahmadinejad Declared Victorious After Partial Recount
  Supporters of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad celebrated Tuesday after Iran's highest electoral authority proclaimed the validity of its disputed election, paving the way for the incumbent to begin a second term despite claims of fraud.
• Welsh Artist Molds Butts for Cash and Culture
  A Welsh artist has been given a U.K. grant - to look at girls' behinds through art molds.
• Argentina First Couple Warns of 'Chaos' After Blow at Polls
  Argentina's president expressed defiance Monday after voters took away the ruling party's edge in Congress.
• RAW DATA: A Look at the World's Deadliest Air Disasters
  
• U.S. Pursues Financial Leverage Over North Korea
  The Obama administration is preparing to wield broad financial pressure to try to force North Korea to dial back its weapons program, building on strategies former President George W. Bush employed, but then unwound.
• Taliban Scrap Peace Deal in Pakistan Tribal Area
  Taliban militants in a tribal region bordering Afghanistan say they have pulled out of a peace deal with the government, raising the prospect of wider unrest as the Pakistani army extends its efforts to eliminate insurgents.
• Iraq Opens Up Oil Fields, Runs Into Trouble
  Iraq opened up some of its massive oil and gas fields to foreign firms on Tuesday but only one deal was struck by midmorning in a troubling sign for the country's hopes of reconstruction.
• Mexican Police Find Bodies, Severed Head in Hole
  Michoacan has been a major focus of a crackdown on organized crime launched by President Felipe Calderon after taking office in late 2006
• Honduran AG: President Faces Possible 20-Year Sentence
  Hondura's attorney general says ousted President Manuel Zelaya will be arrested "as soon as he puts a foot on Honduran soil."
• Critics Cringe at Ad for Burger King's Latest Sandwich
  An advertisement for Burger King's latest sandwich leaves little to the imagination and should be discontinued due to "distasteful" and unappetizing references to oral sex, advertising experts told FOXNews.com.
• Williams Sisters 1 Round Away From Wimbledon Final
  Venus and Serena Williams are one round away from meeting in another Wimbledon final.
• 13 Dead, 50 Hurt as Train Derails, Explodes in Italy
  A rail car filled with liquefied petroleum gas exploded when a freight train derailed in the middle of a small Italian town, setting off an inferno that killed at least 10 people and injured 50 others, officials said Tuesday.
• U.S. Completes Pullout of Troops From Iraq Cities
  Iraq officially took control of its fate Tuesday as the U.S. pulled its combat troops out of Baghdad and other cities and towns, handing over security responsibilities to Iraqi forces.
• Car Bombing Kills at Least 27 in Iraqi City of Kirkuk
  A car bomb exploded in a crowded outdoor market in the northern city of Kirkuk Tuesday, killing at least 27 people, a deadly reminder of the challenges facing the Iraqi government even as it celebrated the withdrawal of U.S. troops from cities.
• Arrest Orders Issued for Ousted Honduras President
  Honduras' interim president, Roberto Micheletti, indicated Tuesday that Zelaya would risk arrest if he returns because "the courts of my country have issued arrest orders" against him.
• Ousted Honduras Leader Vows Return to Power
  Honduras' ousted president said he will return to his country in two days and reclaim control from coup leaders, urging soldiers to go back to their baracks and stop cracking down on thousands of his supporters who have protested his overthrow.
• Timeline of World's Deadliest Air Disasters
  A look at some of the world's deadliest air disasters

SHOWS

• Glenn Beck: Barney Frank's Solution
  Use TARP funds to bail out California?
• Hannity: Vindication
  New Haven firemen react to Supreme Court overruling Sotomayor decision
• Hannity: 'Magnificent Desolation'
  Buzz Aldrin reflects on moon landing in new book
• On the Record w/ Greta: Transcript: FBN's Alexis Glick on Obama Tax Flip-flop?
  Is President Obama having second thoughts about a campaign promise to not raise taxes on the middle class and health benefits?
• On the Record w/ Greta: Transcript: Celine Dion 'On the Record' on Michael Jackson
  Grammy-winning singer remembers her inspiration, talks about surviving in showbiz
• On the Record w/ Greta: Transcript: Donald Trump 'On the Record' on OPEC, Obama's Stimulus and More
  'The Donald' gives his take on the economy, Obama's stimulus plan, OPEC and more
• Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld: Greg's Gregalogue
  Our military doesn't just rock physically, but also psychologically
• Special Report w/ Bret Baier: All-Star Panel
  Liasson predicts the overturning of Sotomayor's decision will impact 'the confirmation hearings very little'
• Special Report w/ Bret Baier: Money Chase
  Obama's search for revenue to execute his ambitious agenda
• Special Report w/ Bret Baier: Political Grapevine
  President Obama's approval index rating takes a dive
• The O'Reilly Factor: Transcript: Is Race a Factor in Jackson Coverage?
  Has race become a factor in Michael Jackson coverage?