- Egyptians protest after draft constitution raced through Reuters - 14 mins ago
An Islamist-led assembly was expected to finalize a new constitution on Friday, paving the way for an end to a crisis which erupted when President Mohamed Mursi gave himself sweeping new powers last week. More »Egyptians protest after draft constitution raced through
- Syria jets bomb targets near Damascus airport Reuters - 1 hr 51 mins ago
Air force jets bombarded rebel targets close to an airport road and a regional airline said the violence had halted international flights to the capital. More »Syria jets bomb targets near Damascus airport
- Panel to investigate Armstrong links to cycling body AP - 1 hr 22 mins ago
British judge Phillip Otton will chair a three-member panel investigating the International Cycling Union's links to the disgraced cyclist's doping case. More »Panel to investigate Armstrong links to cycling body
- Top court to consider whether to review gay marriage cases Reuters - 7 hrs ago
The nine justices of the U.S. Supreme Court are widely expected to decide in a private meeting on Friday to enter the legal fray raging over same-sex marriage. More »Top court to consider whether to review gay marriage cases
- USS Enterprise retirement will not include Shatner AP - 1 hr 24 mins ago
- Congress looks at doing away with the $1 bill AP - 5 hrs ago
- Obama takes ‘fiscal cliff’ plan on the road: Weekend in politics The Ticket - 1 hr 52 mins ago
President Barack Obama takes his plan for avoiding the "fiscal cliff" on the road Friday with a tour and remarks at The Rodon Group Manufacturing Facility in Hatfield, Pa. The White House is looking to drum up public support with the campaign-style event for a plan that includes $1.6 trillion in new tax revenues plus [ …
- AP source: Strauss-Kahn, NY hotel maid to settle AP - 3 hrs ago
- Napoleon's secret coded Kremlin letter on sale AP - 6 hrs ago
- Senate votes to bar indefinite detention AP - 4 hrs ago
The cricket ball that hit Ricky Ponting in the mouth surely regretted it. It probably wanted to curl up into a ball and cry. Because Ponting was tougher than leather. More »Column: Sport loses one of its toughest in Ponting