Whistle-Blower\'s Allegations That Rig in Gulf Operated Without Proper Engineering Documents Were Verified

Charities Reporting Less Than $25K Annually Face Paying Taxes on Donations if They Don\'t Turn in an IRS Form by Monday

CEO Hopes Gulf Oil Leak Can Be Stopped Within 10 Days, but Says Disaster Won\'t Stop Deep Sea Exploration

Waddell & Reed Financial Inc. Sales of 75,000 E-Mini Futures Contracts Reportedly Draws Regulators\' Attention

Bill in Congress Could Limit Direct Wine Shipments: Anti-Consumerist, or Protective of State Laws?

Amendment to Financial Reform Bill Forces Credit Card Companies to Reduce Rees for Debit Card Transactions

A blob of oil spanning the combined size of Delaware and Rhode Island now hovers across the Gulf Coast. Mark Strassmann reports many local residents are enraged by the spill.

In an effort to prevent drivers from being scammed, Congress wants to enact new laws concerning car loans, much to the chagrin of the auto industry. Wyatt Andrews reports from Capitol Hill.

Speaking to reporters in the Rose Garden, President Obama strongly criticized BP\'s oil spill cleanup efforts, as well as the previous Bush administration. Chip Reid reports from the White House.

Pentagon Fighting Auto Dealers\' Desire For Exemption From New Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

There are several affordable options to keep your kids busy this summer without breaking the bank! Let's start with activities that are completely free. The library offers programs..

British Recording Company Receives Money from Financier to Stave off Default on Loan from Citigroup

Andrew Cuomo Trying to Determine if Banks Misled Ratings Agencies about Mortgage Securities

Business & Economics Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis shows Harry Smith how to locate unclaimed cash in minutes.

As the president visits New York, Elaine Quijano reports a 48-year-old Buffalo resident has created a local online movement saying, \"I need a freakin\' job.\"

Fourth Straight Weekly Decline Signals Slow But Steady Progress

Arizona\'s crackdown on illegal immigrants continues to cause controversy. As Bill Whitaker reports, some schools, businesses and governments are now boycotting Arizona.

CBS News\' Byron Pitts revisits two boys who were each separately living in hotels with their families one year ago, for a look at how the economy and their lives have changed.

WASHINGTON (AP) - New claims for unemployment benefits dipped for the fourth straight week, a sign the job market is improving at a glacial pace. Employers, encouraged by a recover..

Unemployed western New Yorkers create a billboard campaign to share their frustration about the job market. Bill Plante reports.