CNN.com Monday, February 18, 2008

Sharon Long is known as the "skull lady" for her work giving faces to the dead. When Fort Myers, Florida, police found eight sets of remains last year, they turned to her. They hope the faces she created will help lead to a breakthrough in the mystery slayings of eight men.

Federal officials are trying to track down the 143 million pounds of beef recalled Sunday, but they say that most of it has probably been eaten.

Jessica Baty got a note from her boyfriend on Valentine's Day -- the same day he killed five students and himself at Northern Illinois University. Baty described to CNN the letter and two packages sent to her by the man she thought she knew. "He was anything but a monster," she says.

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Nearly 10 years after Julie Jensen was found dead in her bed, leaving behind a note accusing her husband if anything happened to her, his trial is close to ending.

With the Democratic presidential race tied to a complex delegate system, the Clinton and Obama camps went after each other Sunday over "super delegates."

Former first lady Nancy Reagan was taken to a suburban Los Angeles hospital "as a precaution" Sunday after a fall at her home, an aide said.

Polls in Pakistan's first parliamentary elections in six years -- and some of its most pivotal -- closed with relatively little violence and no overt evidence of vote-rigging. Now, the country waits as the tallying begins.

President George W. Bush focused on a low-tech way to save the lives of African children Monday as he and first lady Laura Bush toured a Tanzanian clinic.