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Republicans on Capitol Hill are developing an election-year alternative to the Obama administration's agenda. But a TEA Party Activist in Texas says the politicians in Washington - including the out-of-power Republicans - dont have the "credibility" to offer a contract.

East Coast braces for a second blizzard as it recovers from the first.

First lady Michelle Obama sat down with "Good Morning America's" Robin Roberts to discuss her focus for 2010: battling childhood obesity.

Toyota recalls nearly half a million of the hybrid cars including the Prius and Lexus off the road.

Blockbusters best-selling author Jackie Collins has lived a fascinating life. Her legendary career penning fiction novels about the glamorous lives of Hollywood's rich, famous and infamous has spanned decades. Collins' nearly 30 novels featuring a total of about 1,000 characters have sold more than 400 million copies. She visited "Good Morning America" to talk about her life, career and new projects.

Proloquo2go, the best selling medical and educational app of 2009, has created a lot of enthusiasm among speech language pathologists, parents and people struggling to communicate. For some, like Beth and Andrew Patitucci, the app has provided a pocket-sized alternative to bulkier communication devices at a fraction of the cost.

President on first lady's obesity campaign: "We think that this has enormous promise in improving the health of our children."

Already buried under 3 feet of snow, Mid-Atlantic prepares for 2nd big storm; Midwest also hit

The battle between Steven Tyler and Aerosmith's management could soon go someplace very un-rock and roll: court.

The doctor who allegedly administered a potent cocktail of painkillers and anesthetics to Michael Jackson prior to the pop singer's death is charged in the singer's death.

Military experts say falsely claiming to have earned military medals and awards is not an issue of free speech as is being claimed by attorneys for suspects charged with stolen valor.

White House wants Anthem Blue Cross to justify nearly 40 percent hike.

Billboard featuring former president George W. Bush turns out not to be a hoax.

A new study reveals that adhering to the Mediterranean diet may help seniors avoid strokes, and ultimately dementia.

David Letterman and Jay Leno jooke about their Super Bowl ad.

Howard Stern on rumors that he'll be the new 'American Idol' judge.

With the increasingly difficult economy, people are using their credit cards more and more, and studies find that most people participate in a credit card rewards program. Those programs may carry rewards for airline miles, cash back, retail discounts, shopping points or a variety of other benefits. Mellody Hobson, president of Ariel Investments and "GMA" personal finance contributor, visited the show to explain which credit cards are best for consumers.

Anne Mitchell, a Texas nurse, became a whistle-blower, accusing a doctor, Rolando Arafiles Jr., of shoddy medicine. She thought her complaint was anonymous. But the doctor complained to the local sheriff -- a patient of his. The sheriff had Mitchell's computer searched. She is now charged with "misuse of official information," a felony in Texas.

Iran begins enriching uranium to higher levels amid fears over nuclear program.

In an oped in USA Today, John Brennan responds to critics of the Obama administration's counterterrorism policies.

Villagers manage to lure the animal off the ledge with a banana.

Studies point out personality differences between cat, dog people.

UN asks for $538M to aid Pakistan, but appeal comes amid weak world economy.

Haitians struggling in aftermath of earthquake face new threat: deadly rains.

Surveillance video shows a Miami police cruiser plowing into a concrete fence.

The ACLU says the dismissal was an infringement on his freedom of speech.

Five pigs ham it up by performing a variety of tricks for their young audience.

University says they have a breakthrough on treatment for sports concussions.

George Will, Al Hunt, Peggy Noonan, Ruth Marcus and John Podesta.

How does Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan really feel about "demon sheep"?

George Will, Al Hunt, Peggy Noonan, Ruth Marcus and John Podesta.

Explosion, fire reported at power plant in Conn. as police advise residents to avoid area

Thirty-two inches of snow at Dulles Airport sets record for single storm.

Torrents of mud, debris leave dozens in suburban LA foothills thigh-deep in destruction

Toyota says it will announce Prius action plan soon in response to brake problem

George Will, Al Hunt, Peggy Noonan, Ruth Marcus and John Podesta.

Orcas in Argentina swim onto beach to seize prey.

Suggesting movies is risky business. User picks reveal more than you may think.

Authorities say small plane collides with plane that was towing glider in Colorado; 3 die

They are young symbols of virtue: honest, trustworthy, doers of good deeds and builders of campfires. For a century, the Boy Scouts of America have been living their pledge to do their duty for God and country. Scouts camp, hike and earn merit badges in everything from wilderness survival to computers, farm mechanics to chemistry. But while most of their activities center on having fun outdoors and exploring nature, these experiences are meant to build character, self-reliance and citizenship.

Ex-V.P. candidate headlines tea party convention, assaills Obama in speech, fuels acolytes' passion.

ABC News' Jake Tapper sits down with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.

Residents flee homes as heavy rain drives mud through neighborhoods.

Sarah Palin gives speech at convention; supporters urge her to run for office.

More than 100,000 people are without power and airports are still closed.

Two small planes collide in fireball, but a glider involved landed safely.

The Big Easy is ready to cheer for the Saints' first trip to the big game.

Dedicated fan has tattoos of 30 players' signatures, including Peyton Manning.