Updated: 12:59 AM The way a deaf 3-year-old signs his name is being called into question by his school.

Updated: 4:38 PM At least 10 people were injured when gunfire broke out near the Empire State Building, CBS station WCBS-TV reports.

Updated: 4:38 PM Never one to back away from a fight, Lance Armstrong is finally giving in and the cost of quitting is steep: His seven Tour de France titles could be gone as soon as Friday.

Posted: 5:55 PM The 215-year-old USS Constitution has sailed for the first time since 1997, taking a 17-minute cruise across Boston Harbor.

Posted: 10:08 AM Florida's voter purge will move ahead after the federal government finalized an agreement to allow the state to access records that could detect non-citizens on the voting rolls, Secretary of State Ken Detzner announced.

Posted: 10:26 AM The White House affirms that President Obama opposes the Boy Scouts' policy barring gay scouts and scoutmasters. But he has no intention of stepping down as the organization's honorary president.

Posted: 1:57 PM Ohio police say a 66-year-old man entered a hospital intensive care unit and shot his 65-year-old wife while standing at her bedside.

Updated: 8:33 AM Local police didn't know Sikh temple gunman before.

Posted: 8:13 AM A child pornography investigation that began in Massachusetts has led to the arrests of 43 men in seven countries and identified more than 140 child victims.

Posted: 2:36 PM The higher profile of young voters has landed them in the middle of the debate over some state laws that regulate voter registration and how people identify themselves at the polls.

Posted: 1:41 PM President Barack Obama is playing a round of golf on his 51st birthday, kicking off a quiet birthday weekend away from re-election campaigning.

Posted: 2:46 PM The latest budget figures from the White House predict this year's federal budget deficit will end up at $1.2 trillion.

Updated: 10:46 AM The Colorado movie theater shooting suspect is making his first court appearance with reddish orange hair. James Holmes was wide-eyed and unshaven as he sat staring down.

Updated: 10:53 PM The family of Hall of Fame football coach Joe Paterno says the NCAA's sanctions defame his legacy and are a panicked response to the scandal that led to them.

Posted: 9:13 AM Burger King says three workers were fired after a photo posted online appeared to show an employee stepping on lettuce in bins.

Posted: 9:48 AM Trayvon Martin's parents rejected on "CBS This Morning" Thursday George Zimmerman's reasoning that shooting the Florida teenager to death last February was "God's plan."

Posted: 1:29 PM After a confidential two-year review, the Boy Scouts of America emphatically reaffirmed its policy of excluding gays, ruling out any changes despite relentless protest campaigns by some critics.

Posted: 5:11 PM The Republican-led House has voted to repeal President Barack Obama's health care law. But the election-year move stands no chance in the Democratic-controlled Senate.

Updated: 9:20 AM George Zimmerman is living in a safe house in Seminole County, according to a blog by his defense attorney, Mark O'Mara of Orlando.

Updated: 5:46 PM The House has approved a precedent-setting resolution to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in criminal contempt of Congress. It was the first time a sitting Cabinet member has been held in contempt.

Posted: 3:45 PM The fire chief in Colorado Springs says his crews have been making heroic efforts and saved many homes as the 24-square mile Waldo Canyon wildfire continues to blaze in the foothills west and north of the city.

Posted: 10:48 AM The Supreme Court has struck down key provisions of Arizona's crackdown on immigrants.

Posted: 10:04 PM Slow-moving Tropical Storm Debby's outer bands lashed Florida with rain and kicked up rough surf off Alabama on Sunday, prompting warnings for those states and causing at least one death.

Updated: 6:06 PM Ex-Penn State Coach Jerry Sandusky convicted on 45 counts of abuse.

Updated: 3:07 PM Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney acknowledged that Hispanics may not always agree with him, but he offered a vision of an America more welcoming to certain legal immigrants and their families.