South Korea announced a package worth over $130 billion to rescue its markets amid the global financial crisis, offering a guarantee on foreign debt and promising to recapitalize financial firms.
A looming split between the two Shiite parties that dominate Iraq's government threatens efforts to win parliamentary approval for a security pact with the U.S.
The late Pope John Paul II was wounded by a knife-wielding priest in 1982, a year after he was shot in St. Peter's Square, but the injury was kept secret, his former top aide says in a documentary film.
When Nik Wallenda attempts to ride a bike 250 feet on a wire strung 135 feet high on Wednesday, he'll do it without a net. That's the tradition of his family, the legendary Flying Wallendas, whose legacy includes a number of tragic deaths.
The global economy is drawing closer to a dangerous downward spiral and time may be running out for world leaders to find a way to stop it before it inflicts lasting damage.
A San Diego man who was allegedly poaching lobsters was caught with six of the creatures stuffed down his pants.
A man who caused damage at a waste water treatment plant in Eau Claire has decided to pick public humiliation over jail time to pay for his crime.
The House passed a $700 billion bailout of the financial services industry Friday, reversing itself after members came around to a larger Senate version.
Democratic Sen. Barack Obama rejected Republican Sen. John McCain's dramatic call Wednesday to delay Friday's debate because of the economic crisis.
The Bush administration sketched out a multi-faceted effort on Friday to confront the worst U.S. financial crisis in decades.
Researchers are aiming lasers and a common enzyme found in tears at disease-causing bacteria, strategies that may help stem the growing tide of multidrug-resistant microbes.
Vice President Dick Cheney said Saturday that Russia's actions in the conflict with Georgia are an "affront to civilized standards" and "completely unacceptable."
Hurricane Gustav crashed into the all-but-deserted Louisiana coast on Monday as the storm's eye came ashore southwest of vulnerable New Orleans.
Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain has chosen Gov. Sarah Palin to be his running mate.? She would be the first woman to serve on a Republican presidential ticket.
An Italian priest who had planned an online "pageant" for nuns has suspended the project, saying he was misinterpreted and had no intention of putting sisters on a beauty catwalk.
Msnbc.com is diving into citizen journalism and social media by acquiring Newsvine.com, a small but innovative player in what is known as "participatory journalism."
paralyzed for the past 20 years, former Israeli paratrooper Radi Kaiof now walks down the street with a dim mechanical hum.
Georgia President Mikhail Saakashvili's statements - along with conflicting and often false information coming from both Moscow and Tbilisi - make it hard to determine what is happening in the world's latest hotspot.
A German man has identified the mysterious man held in the kidnapping of his daughter and a "person of interest" in the disappearance of California couple as his long-lost brother.
Chinese and foreign citizens wishing to protest during the Beijing Olympics must apply five days beforehand and not harm China's vaguely defined "national interests," a Games security official said.
Presidential contender Barack Obama met Saturday with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on the last leg of his European and Middle Eastern tour.
As gasoline prices soar, vehicles powered by natural gas are capturing more attention, especially among those operating heavy vehicles.
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