- 26-day siege breaks as Syrian rebels retreat in Homs Reuters - 3 mins 19 secs ago
Rebels said a few fighters had remained behind in the shattered quarter to cover the "tactical withdrawal" of their comrades. More »26-day siege breaks as Syrian rebels retreat in Homs
- Student kills American teacher in northern Iraq Reuters - 2 hrs 8 mins ago
"There was an argument ... and as a result of that argument the student shot dead his teacher using a pistol he had, and then shot himself," said the province governor. More »Student kills American teacher in northern Iraq
- Passengers leave disabled cruise ship after fire AP - 3 hrs ago
Hot and tired passengers disembarking from a disabled cruise ship Thursday in the Seychelles said they had prepared to abandon ship when fire broke out in the engine room three days ago, leaving the vessel adrift in waters … More »Passengers leave disabled cruise ship after fire
- Ship's anchor cuts Internet access to six East African countries Christian Science Monitor - 22 hrs ago
A ship dropped anchor off Mombasa, Kenya, and cut the Internet to six African countries earlier this week. More »Ship's anchor cuts Internet access to six East African countries
A ship dropped anchor off Mombasa, Kenya, and cut the Internet to six African countries earlier this week.
- Maryland governor to sign gay marriage bill AP - 3 hrs ago
Gov. Martin O'Malley will make Maryland the eighth state to legalize gay marriage when he signs a bill passed by the General Assembly. More »Maryland governor to sign gay marriage bill
- Netanyahu's visit to discuss Iran puts Obama in a political minefield Time.com - 2 hrs 49 mins ago
President Barack Obama's reelection bid could face a stern test when he meets with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. More »Netanyahu's visit to discuss Iran puts Obama in a political minefield
- Senate heads for showdown over contraceptives Reuters - 37 mins ago
- Dempsey scores, U.S. beats Italy 1-0 for first time ever AP - 5 hrs ago
- Obama Campaign, Billionaire Koch Brothers Spar Publicly ABC News - 15 hrs ago
- Santorum campaign hoping for help from Gingrich AP - 5 hrs ago
- Snowe, Kerrey moves give Dems new hope in Senate battle AP - 5 hrs ago
- Federal judge apologizes for sending racist Obama email AFP - 5 hrs ago
- Mystery man could be called in Rutgers webcam spying trial AP - 5 hrs ago
- Sources: Cairo airport told U.S. aid workers can leave Reuters - 3 hrs ago
- Romney clarifies birth control position after misstep AP - 9 hrs ago
- Obama salutes Iraq war vets at White House dinner AP - 10 hrs ago
- Western sanctions tighten squeeze on Iran oil exports Reuters - 5 hrs ago
- Sources: Chief North Korea nuke envoy heading to N.Y. AP - 6 hrs ago
- Ohio shooting suspect described as 'fine person' AP - 9 hrs ago
- Venezuela's Chavez: I'm recovering like a condor Reuters - 10 hrs ago
CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez broke his silence on Wednesday after surgery in Cuba for a suspected recurrence of cancer to insist he was recovering well and "soaring like the condor". "I send you all my supreme love. We will live and we will recover!" the 57-year-old socialist leader enthused via …
- Former Monkees singer Davy Jones dies ABC News Blogs - 15 hrs ago
- Judge blocks part of Arizona immigration law Reuters - 10 hrs ago
PHOENIX (Reuters) - A federal judge blocked Arizona on Wednesday from enforcing a part of its immigration law that prohibits occupants of vehicles from stopping traffic to pick up day laborers. In a preliminary injunction, U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton ruled that plaintiffs seeking to overturn the law were "likely to …
- Leader of 'Texas 7' prison-break gang put to death AP - 11 hrs ago
The leader of the fugitive gang known as the "Texas 7" was executed Wednesday for killing a suburban Dallas police officer during a robbery 11 years ago after organizing and pulling off Texas' biggest prison break.
- Anonymous hackers claim they were infiltrated AP - 8 hrs ago
People identifying themselves as activists in the Anonymous hacker movement said Wednesday it wasn't technical prowess but police infiltration that yielded 25 arrests in a sweep in Europe and South America.
- Lesbian woman denied communion at mother's funeral @ Good Morning America - 9 hrs ago
As her elderly mother was dying, Barbara Johnson lay next to her on the hospital bed, reciting the "Hail Mary." Loetta Johnson, 85, had been a devout Catholic, raising her four children in the church and sending them to Catholic schools.
Japanese golf star Ryo Ishikawa says he hopes to "become a machine" to correct the inconsistency that has prevented him from winning a tournament since late 2010. More »Ishikawa wants to become golfing 'machine'