- Whitney Houston's death: Family plans to lay singer to rest @ Good Morning America - 44 mins ago
Houston may be laid to rest at a memorial on Friday at the Prudential Center. More »Whitney Houston's death: Family plans to lay singer to rest
- New Jersey 100-year-olds celebrate love on Valentine's Day Good Morning America - 18 hrs ago
Clarence and Grayce Dwyer, Irish immigrants, survived the death of their fathers on same day. More »New Jersey 100-year-olds celebrate love on Valentine's Day
- Obama, China's Xi to tread cautiously in White House talks Reuters - 3 hrs ago
Xi will have a chance to show he is capable of steering his country's crucial relationship with Washington. More »Obama, China's Xi to tread cautiously in White House talks
- Israel accuses Iran as the culprit behind bomb attacks Time.com - 3 hrs ago
An assassin on a motorcycle reportedly slapped a magnetic bomb on a car on Monday afternoon and rode away as the occupants scrambled to escape the vehicle. More »Israel accuses Iran as the culprit behind bomb attacks
- Washington gov signs gay marriage bill into law AP - 3 hrs ago
- Highlights of Obama's $3.8 trillion budget AP - 5 hrs ago
Highlights of the 2013 budget that President Barack Obama sent to Congress on Monday:
- United fan sells land to block City expansion Reuters - 1 hr 35 mins ago
LONDON (Reuters) - A Manchester United fan aims to block rival Manchester City's "goals of football domination" by selling off thousands of parcels of a site earmarked by the world's richest club for a 100-million-pound training complex. Businessman Shaun O'Brien has divided the land at his vehicle recovery company, OB …
- Pakistan releases U.S. man after "bullets found in baggage" Reuters - 3 hrs ago
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - A U.S. embassy employee was released after being held for questioning in Pakistan on Tuesday when airport security officials discovered bullets in his luggage, police said. The American was about to fly from the northwestern city of Peshawar to the capital Islamabad when he was taken into …
- Santorum Calls Occupy Movement 'Intolerant' as Protestors Interrupt Him National Journal - 7 hrs ago
TACOMA, Wash. - Rick Santorum said on Monday that the Occupy movement represents "true intolerance" after he was faced with a handful of angry protestors who shouted through his entire event, ultimately resulting in a handful of arrests.
- Personal papers depict Jacqueline Kennedy's first lady tenure Reuters - 5 hrs ago
BOSTON (Reuters) - An initial set of personal papers from Jacqueline Kennedy's time as first lady were released on Monday, offering a glimpse into the inner workings of her office and major projects she undertook during the presidency of her husband John F. Kennedy. The historic records, released by the Kennedy presidential …
- Poll: Americans Split on Concern For Very Poor National Journal - 7 hrs ago
As the debate over the federal budget resumes, a new United Technologies/National Journal Congressional Connection Poll shows that most Americans are concerned about growing dependency on federal entitlements, but still resist major spending cuts in programs benefiting the poor and the elderly.
- Lioness kills South African zoo employee AFP - 4 hrs ago
A judge rejected requests by prosecutors that jurors be brought in from outside the State College area to hear the child sex-abuse case against former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusk … More »Judge: Sandusky can have local jury, see grandkids
A judge rejected requests by prosecutors that jurors be brought in from outside the State College area to hear the child sex-abuse case against former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.