Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Five former Buffalo Bills cheerleaders, known as the Buffalo Jills, are accusing their team of demeaning treatment and unfair pay.

Our dream as being a Buffalo Jills cheerleader was taken advantage of, former cheerleader identified only as Maria P. told ABC affiliate WKBW.

The suit, filed by five former Buffalo Jills, says the team controlled everythin...

Raymond Hall/GC Images(NEW YORK) -- Cameron Diaz recently made headlines for her thoughts on monogamy, telling InStyle magazine, "I don't know if anyone is really naturally monogamous. We all have the same instincts as animals. But we live in a society where it's been ingrained in us to do these things."

But the actress cleared the air Wednesday on Good Morning America about what she really mean...

Shizuo Kambayashi/AFP/Getty Images(TOKYO) -- As President Obamas motorcade rumbled onto the Imperial Palace grounds Wednesday for a state visit, the U.S.-Japan bond was evident on the bumper of his American-made limousine.

The black Cadillac, shipped in from the U.S. by Secret Service, donned blue plates with a Japanese insignia. American and Japanese flags flew on the hood.

Obama greeted Em...

Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- A New York dad who thought he had only two months to live recorded heartfelt video messages to be sent to his kids long after hes gone.

Entrepreneur Jon Loew, who lives with his family on Long Island, suffered a violent reaction to an antibiotic in 2010, baffling doctors and causing permanent damage to his central nervous system.

I was told, 'We cant explain why this ...

Dan Kitwood/Getty Images(MENLO PARK, Calif.) -- Facebook's chief financial officer David Ebersman will step down later this year after serving in the position for nearly five years, the social networking company announced Wednesday.

Ebersman will be succeeded by David Wehner on June 1 and remain with the company through September for the transition. Wehner currently serves as Facebook's vice pr...

Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call/Getty Images(PHOENIX) -- Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed two pro-gun bills this week for concealed-carry permit holders.

One bill would have allowed people in the state to carry guns into both public events and public buildings where metal detectors and security are not present. The law excluded schools, community universities and colleges, and major sporting arenas.

The ...