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Obama's Trip To Tokyo Put Back A Day So He Can Attend Memorial For Fort Hood Shootings (AP) WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama is attending a memorial service at Fort Hood on Tuesday and now won't get to his planned first...
Published: Nov. 7, 2009 at 3:12 PM LONDON, Nov. 7 (UPI) -- The runner-up in this year's Miss England pageant, Lance Cpl. Katrina Hodge, has replaced winner Rachel Christie after an alleged barroom brawl, organizers say....
With more than 100,000 set to go on sale, some having trouble buying them Slideshow: The stars linked to Olympians and others in sports. Check out which of your favorite athletes have the best pages and most followers!...
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Ida strengthened back into a tropical storm early on Saturday off Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and was moving north toward the Gulf of Mexico, where it could again become a hurricane. The U.S. National...
Saturday, November 07, 2009 Fort Hood victim Amy Krueger had joined the Army to take on Usama bin Laden, her family said. Fort Hood victim Amy Krueger had joined the Army to take on Usama bin Laden, her family said. FORT HOOD,...
After months of negotiations with Russia, Obama administration officials are hopeful about a breakthrough -- possibly this week -- that would enable the two sides to sign a successor to their most extensive nuclear weapons...
Cavern could collapse, taking part of N.M. city Carlsbad is famous for caverns, but this one was made by oil industry This brine well collapsed near Artesia, N.M., in July 2008 and has similar characteristics to a well that...
TOKYO (AP) -- Catcher Shinnosuke Abe drove in the game-winning run to help the Yomiuri Giants defeat the Nippon Ham Fighters 2-0 and win the Japan Series in six games. Abe doubled over the head of center fielder Yoshio Itoi on...
ISTANBUL -- Sema Ergezen teaches biology to Turkish students interested in teaching science themselves, and she has long struggled with her students' ignorance of, and sometimes hostility to, the notion of evolution.
It is not as though Dr. Helene Gayle didn't have enough on her hands fighting poverty across the globe as president and CEO of CARE. But she has never been known to turn down a chance to do battle against HIV/AIDS.
