The leaders of Greece, France and Germany have said the debt-ridden country is an “integral” part of the eurozone.

A Congressman introduced an amendment to the TSA funding bill today that would put an end to the “naked” images currently produced by full-body scanners at U.S. airports.

Whale watchers off the coast of Southern California are getting a very close-up look at blue whales, the largest animals on earth. A pod of these creatures has been seen only a few miles off shore, in search of krill, their main food source. NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports. (Nightly News)

Police searching the Utah desert in connection with the Susan Powell, who vanished in 2009, find human remains near Topaz Mountain, NBC station KSL reports.

Bottom Line: Leaders around the world want Europe to get its financial house in order amid worries that the region’s growing debt crisis will weaken one of the world’s largest markets for imported goods.

The family of an African-American man who died after a group of white teens beat him and one allegedly ran him over with a truck is asking state and federal officials not to seek the death penalty in the case.

An Arizona judge on Wednesday refused to grant a new trial for self-help guru James Arthur Ray in the deaths of three participants in a 2009 sweat lodge ritual.

A man who opened fire at an Arkansas courthouse Tuesday, injuring one person, was shot and killed by police, according to authorities and CNN affiliate KFSM.

A man accused of strapping a fake bomb around an 18-year-old Australian girl’s neck in an attempt to extort money from her family is scheduled to appear at an extradition hearing Wednesday afternoon, prosecutors said.

Ten years after the nation was unified in horror, President Obama honored the legacy of Sept. 11 victims by tracing the trail of the terrorist attacks, declaring the decade since has proven “America does not give in to fear.”