National News

Hispanics are fastest growing minority in U.S. and make up half of all infants in California, Texas, New Mexico

Thousands of women believe they are victims of an industrial-scale baby-trafficking racket in which they were told their infant died so that it could be sold to other parents. Mark Phillips reports.

Hispanics have become the United States' fastest growing monitory group as a Census study shows minorities now make up the majority of newborn infants. Jim Axelrod reports what makes up the ever changing face of America.

Forecasters from the Climate Prediction Center have concluded this summer will be hotter than average for most of the U.S. Chip Reid reports this will add to an already dry Southwest wildfire season.

Facebook has attracted 900 million users in less than a decade and made a billion dollars last year. But will Facebook maintain its momentum or suffer the fate of many of its predecessors? John Blackstone reports.

A new study suggests that HDL, or "good" cholesterol, may not be protecting the heart. Instead, factors that increase HDL, such as exercise and not smoking, may be what's really helping. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.

A Florida court has released all of the evidence that led prosecutors to charge George Zimmerman with the murder of Trayvon Martin - including a photo of Zimmerman's bloodied nose. Mark Strassmann analyzes the new evidence.

Evidence released by Fla. State Attorney's offices show injuries suffered by Zimmerman on night of Trayvon Martin shooting

Linda Merrill is one of thousands of Spanish women now organizing themselves to search for babies they believe were stolen by an industrial-scale baby-trafficking racket. She shares her story with Mark Phillips.

Prosecutors in the Trayvon Martin case release their evidence, including photos, video and the official police report