• Woodrow Wilson's Racism 'Did Some Harm,' But Removing Name From Princeton Won't Relieve Racial tension, Great-Grandson Says

  Woodrow Wilson made "mistakes along the issues of race," his great-grandson concedes, but he says heeding demands that Princeton University remove the former U.S. president's name from campus buildings would not heal current racial tensions.

  

• Experts Reveal Why The Holidays Make Us Dumb About Spending

  Financial planner Barry Eckstein has heard a lot of extravagant spending stories. But when clients were chatting with him about the holidays a couple of years ago, he could not believe his ears.

  

• As Many As 20 Wounded in Shooting in San Bernardino, California: Authorities

  At least one person opened fire at or near a state social services agency in the Southern California city of San Bernardino on Wednesday and as many as 20 people were wounded, authorities said.

  

• Planned Parenthood Opens L.A.-Area Clinic Just Days After Colorado Attack

  Four days after a deadly shooting at one of its clinics in Colorado, Planned Parenthood opened a new health center on Tuesday in West Hollywood, just outside Los Angeles.

  

• False Positive Mammograms Linked to Slight Cancer Risk Increase

  Women who have abnormal mammogram results may be at increased risk for developing breast cancer even when follow-up tests fail to detect tumors, a U.S. study finds.