Topic: U.S. Coast Guard - CSMonitor.com

Extensive NJ cargo ship search turns up no stowaways

Federal authorities used X-ray machines, K-9 units and officers to search more than 160 of the 2,000 containers aboard the 850-foot Ville D'Aquarius at Port Newark, one of the nation's busiest ports.

The Invisible War: movie review

Man recounts collision with whale that sunk his boat

Whale hits boat: Man safe after his boat collides with whale

China and Philippines pull back from sea dispute

Military drone aircraft crashes in Maryland; no injuries

Consumer Energy Report 'Race for the Arctic' exposes need for US to ratify UN treaty

Bizarre Arctic discovery baffles NASA scientists (+video)

Beneath Arctic ice, scientists find an ecosystem never imagined (+video)

Amelia Earhart: New evidence tells of her last days on a Pacific atoll (+video)

Is West Coast ready for a tsunami? Oregon towns hold tsunami drill

Consumer Energy Report Energy development in the Arctic: the good and the bad

Ready for summer? Family vacation season opens with Memorial Day

Latin America Monitor Coast Guard siezes 'narco-sub' in Caribbean

Unresponsive Cessna: What caused the plane crash?

Japanese tsunami debris to hit West Coast this year, sooner than expected

Militaries vie for Arctic edge as ice cap melts

Mysterious Gulf oil sheen: Where did it come from?

Coast Guard checks 10-mile oil sheen near Shell oil wells in Gulf

US Coast Guard sinks Japanese "ghost ship" (+videos)

California colleges consider asking applicants: Are you gay?

Amelia Earhart: Why is Hillary Clinton backing new search? (+video)

BP settles spill claims for $7.8 billion. Will victims take it?

Debris from tsunami to reach West Coast, join Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Crippled Costa cruise ship to reach land Thursday (+video)