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One of Italy's 100 most-wanted criminals, a vicious mafia boss who had been on the run for months, was betrayed by his passion for social networking and flushed out thanks to Facebook.

Hawaii mulls law that would allow state to ignore repeated requests for President Obama's birth certificate. The "birther" movement claims Obama is ineligible to be president of the United States because they claim he was born outside the United States and doesn't meet the constitutional requirement to be president.

Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, who had voted "No" for the health care bill last November, today said he would side with Democratic leaders to vote "Yes" for the bill in the House.

Shantina Smiley and her 8-year-old son Azriel Carver disappeared over the weekend, just days, her fiance said, after Smiley, a recovering alcoholic, suffered a relapse.

Pakistani court charges 5 Americans with planning terror attacks in Pakistan, says lawyer

Baltimore County District Judge Darrell Russell Jr. dropped jaws when he agreed to pause a domestic violence trial and marry the accused abuser to his victim so that she didn't have to testify against him.

ABC's "World News" asks whether banks should do more to help middle class Americans who financed the bailout.

Tabloid report alleges that Sandra Bullock's husband Jesse James may have had an affair.

ESPN's Mike Turico said Tiger Woods' return to golf at the Masters in Augusta, Ga., next month is enough of a 're-entry' on its own, and the golf superstar does not necessarily have to win to re-establish himself in the sport.

Jim Becker of Racine, Wis., used to give blood in order to buy Green Bay Packers tickets. Decades later he realized he was unwittingly treating a genetic iron disorder that could have killed him.

Even though Michigan resident Joseph Casias had a prescription from his doctor for medical marijuana, he was fired after a positive test for the substance by his employer, Walmart. The news last November he'd been terminated was devastating for Casias, 29, who took great pride in his job, once earning the honor of Associate of the Year. "It hurts. It hurts because I care. I care a lot about the store. I always wanted to make sure I do well," he told ABC News.

Hans Smith, 23, has been wheelchair bound his whole life and unable to play his favorite sport, baseball. He wrote a thank you note to PlayStation to show his appreciation for the game 'MLB: The Show,' which he says lets him experience baseball in the best way possible.

Police: Three missing women match dating game killer Rodney Alcala's Stash of sexually graphic photos.

It should go without saying to buckle up any time the airplane seat belt sign lights up, even if you feel nothing, because turbulence can occur with no warning.

ABC's World News provides a list of resources to help middle class Americans with banking, jobs, and health care.

Accused Mumbai attack planner David Coleman Headley intends to abandon his not guilty plea and enter a plea of guilty in federal court this week, his lawyer told ABC News today.

Next week the Obama administration official in charge of setting pay at five bailed-out companies is expected to issue his new rulings for this year's compensation packages.

The new book 'Undateable' explores why some men can't get dates.

It's time for March Madness! ABC's Diane Sawyer talk with ESPN's Mike and Mike about the biggest month in NCAA Men's basketball.