A woman president? A woman president may be in America’s future Play video

Webby politics The World Wide Web could shape the future of politics Play video

Church and state Looking for common ground in the debate over church and state Play video

Futuristic sports stadiums Sports venues could involve floating stadiums, holographic games Play video

More sports, fewer logos Sports purists bemoan the proliferation of corporate sponsorships Play video

Test-proof drugs New sports drugs are designed to slip through the testing process Play video

Will cash become obsolete? New technologies enable many consumers to avoid carrying cash. Play video

Getting educated on college costs A consultant says families need to explore new options to pay for college Play video

Penny comes at a price Miles O'Brien examines the price of producing pennies and whether they are worth it Play video

Raising money-savvy kids The importance of teaching kids about personal finance Play video

Interest me! How new technology affects the art of advertising Play video

Communal living Intergenerational communities may be the next wave in care for the elderly. Play video

Home of the future Tour through Microsoft’s prototype home of the future. Play video

Identifying illegal workers CNN's Miles O'Brien looks at technological solutions to help employers screen for illegal immigrants. Play video

Working from home Setting up an office in a shed or barn can help eliminate distractions when working from home. Play video

Say goodbye to your cubicle New furniture, materials and layouts could make standard cubicles a thing of the past. Play video

Confronting an aging workforce As the workforce ages, employers may look for innovative ways to employ older workers. Play video

The future of outsourcing Some people think rural America could become the next frontier for outsourcing. Play video

‘Pedaling’ alternative fuels From biking to ethanol use, here are some ways we can move away from oil dependency. Play video

Flying under the sea Exploration could be made easier with a vehicle that moves easily underwater. Play video

Soaring above gridlock Attend a meeting that's thousands of miles away and don't leave your desk. Play video

Beam me to my meeting! Attend a meeting that's thousands of miles away and don't leave your desk. Play video

Cloth that could save lives CNN's Miles O'Brien reports on a revolutionary shirt that can monitor vital signs. Play video

Speak any language instantly New technology is enabling better communication between those speaking different languages. Play video

Streamlining security CNN's Miles O'Brien looks at steps being taken to streamline airport security. Play video

Securing U.S. borders CNN's Miles O'Brien looks at new initiatives being taken to help protect the U.S. border with Mexico. Play video

U.S. identity theft growing U.S. consumers lost billions last year to identity theft, but online fraud was rare. Play video

Rebuilding smarter New technology is enabling better home construction to withstand nature's worst. Play video

Putting robots on the front lines Could robots, instead of people, wage wars and be put in the line of fire someday? Play video

Moving with the mind Doctors and scientists are developing technology that enables paralyzed people to move things with just their minds. Play video

Freezing eggs and having it all Futuristic medicine could affect millions of working women. Play video

Futuristic breast cancer prediction CNN's Miles O'Brien reports on cutting-edge ways of predicting, detecting and treating breast cancer. Play video

Disease detection – in a chip Doctors are developing a microchip to detect diseases and to store contact information. Play video

Tricking the brain to lose weight Science might be able to trick you brain into losing weight. Play video