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BA cancels nearly half of flights amid strike
British Airways was operating roughly half its flights Saturday despite a three-day strike by cabin crew that started at midnight Friday.
Pope says 'sorry' for Irish church abuse
Pope Benedict XVI said Saturday he is "truly sorry" for the abuse suffered by victims at the hands of Catholic priests in Ireland.
Obama renews call for Iran dialogue
President Obama reiterated his offer of dialogue with Tehran in a message on Saturday to mark the beginning of the Iranian new year.
BA cabin crew members go on strike
British Airways cabin crew members went on strike Saturday, leaving thousands of would-be passengers' travel plans during the next two weeks in disarray.
At least 12 hurt in Gaza airstrikes, Hamas says
At least 12 people were wounded by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, Hamas officials said Saturday.
Australia braces for cyclone
Australia declared a disaster situation Saturday along the country's eastern coast ahead of the arrival of Tropical Cyclone Ului.
Jennifer Aniston's 'bounty'-ful career
BA strike: Advice for passengers
Now that a planned cabin crew strike against British Airways is under way for the March 20-22 period and expected again for March 27-30, the airline has confirmed "a number of cancellations for flights," according to its Web site.
Sushi eatery accused of selling whale to close
A trendy California sushi restaurant says it's closing after being accused of serving illegal whale meat.
Pope finalizes letter on abuse
Pope Benedict XVI has signed a letter aimed at defusing anger in Ireland over a sex abuse scandal in the Roman Catholic Church.
Governments must step into priest sex abuse cases
We've come to a remarkable moment in the ongoing clergy abuse crisis. What began years ago as revelations of sexual abuse by priests -- recounted, in solitary acts of courage, by their victims and played out for the most part in parishes and local newspapers -- suddenly seems to have gone global.
State will help pay Casey Anthony's defense, judge orders
The state of Florida must fund some of Casey Anthony's defense in her first-degree murder trial for the death of daughter Caylee, a judge ruled Friday.
Booby traps targeting California police lead to $200K reward offer
A string of "brazen attempts" to kill members of a gang task force in Riverside, California, has led to a $200,000 reward for information.
Russian company expected to bid on Air Force refueling tanker
A new twist in the Air Force's 10-year effort to build an aerial refueling tanker may bring a bid from a Russian state-owned aerospace company for the $35 billion tanker contract, according to the company's U.S. attorney.
Catholic Church's sex abuse scandal goes global
As the Vatican announced Friday that Pope Benedict XVI has signed a pastoral letter about Ireland's abusive priests, it became increasingly clear that the church abuse crisis has entered a new international phase, with allegations spreading across a half dozen countries -- including the pope's native Germany.
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