It sounds like something from a movie — teens targeted and lured from malls and streets into prostitution. Sadly, it's a reality for an increasing number of young women not just in foreign countries but in the United States as well. Those who end up trapped in modern-day sexual slavery call it "the life." Mistreated, alone and living in a foster home, one young girl told ABC News her story. Sara, who asked that her named be changed to protect her identity, said she was seduced into "the life" by a man who claimed to love her when she was only 13-years-old. "He told me things like nobody had ever told me. So I felt like a $100 million," Sara said. After professing his love, Sara's new friend sold her to a pimp for a mere $100.      Teen Sex Slave Trade Hits Home

Libraries Refuse to Ban Porn

At a public hearing late Thursday, parents and students pled with the Sacramento Public Library Authority Board (SPLA Board) to protect kids from the dangers of allowing pedophiles and other sex addicts to view online porn in libraries. One student related a personal experience of trying to conduct research while sitting next to someone viewing online porn. Sacramento Officials Refuse to Ban Online Porn in Libraries

Risky Behaviors

Researchers have long recognized that risky behavior and depression are linked for adolescents; prevailing theories assumed that depressed teens turned to drugs and sex for self-medication. Now there is solid evidence that teen girls who experiment with risky behaviors (i.e., sex and drugs) are more vulnerable to depression and that teen boys who engage in binge drinking and heavy marijuana use are prone to depression. Teen Sex Leads to Depression and Drug Use

Article Undermined

No, he wasn't talking about the anonymous reporter identified only as "an Iraqi employee of The New York Times from Najaf" in three stories just this week, which quoted various unnamed Iraqi clerics, residents and officials. A CBS Story "Too Important to Ignore"