The ability to share images and thoughts instantly is one of the marvels of the Information Age. Most of us, thanks to Facebook, have a relationship to a social network that involves a stream of conversation (albeit often banal: "I'm making chicken. ..." Really?)
Three weeks ago, while recovering in the hospital after giving birth to a baby girl, Rena Jones was amped up and on guard.
In a case that captured much attention this week, a woman told investigators she abducted an infant from a New York hospital in 1987, hoping to raise the child as her own after she'd suffered multiple miscarriages.
A kidnapping suspect turns herself in, allegedly telling the FBI she "caused a lot of pain."
By the time he turned 16, Sam Rawls had already seen lifetimes worth of trouble.
An Arizona couple who wanted to adopt a woman's baby know more than they're saying about the 8-month-old boy's disappearance, police say.
The potential adoptive parents of Gabriel Johnson confirmed tonight that they took a polygraph test with authorities.
The girl held captive for 18 years now faces the challenges of re-entering the world. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
By the end of last year, all four major U.S. wireless carriers had launched location-based offerings such as turn-by-turn directions, mapping and "family finder" services for cell phones.
For families who must evacuate ahead of storms such as Hurricane Rita, there are basic ways to prepare in case people become separated.