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Fearless to the end: Remembering Margaret Moth
Simply put, Margaret Moth made an impression.
Youths killed in West Bank clashes
Israeli forces killed two young Palestinians on Sunday, bringing to four the number of Palestinian youths killed in clashes with Israeli forces this weekend.
Volcano erupts in Iceland
A volcano erupted beneath a glacier in south Iceland, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people.
Union urges British Airways board to intervene in strike
The head of the union which has called a strike of British Airways cabin crew said Sunday he was appealing to the airline's board of directors to reopen talks to prevent further stoppages as the industrial action entered its second day.
Is cutting Saturday mail self-defeating?
Not to put a damper on your weekend, but could this be the beginning of the end?
House Democrat official: 'We've got the votes' on health care
Democrats have the 216 votes needed to pass health care reform legislation in the House on Sunday, the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus told CNN.
March Madness, this year with more padding
A slim 6-foot-10 Duke University forward, Mason Plumlee has taken his share of elbows to the ribs.
Israel won't back down in dispute with U.S., PM says
Israel has no intention of backing down in its argument with the United States over Israeli plans to build 1,600 apartments on disputed land in largely Arab East Jerusalem, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday.
Stars rock out on red carpet
Iraqi PM calls for manual vote recount
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has called for a manual recount of the votes cast in the country's tight parliamentary elections, saying he is asking for it to "preserve the integrity of the electoral process."
Israel offers measures to get peace talks moving again, Blair says
Israel refuses to reverse its decision to build new homes in largely Arab East Jerusalem, but it is offering measures to kick-start the peace process, Middle East envoy Tony Blair told CNN on Friday.
Aruban divers to inspect site where couple says they saw human remains
An Aruban police dive team will search the site where an underwater photograph was taken that might show human remains, a spokeswoman for the Aruban prosecutor said Saturday.
GM Daewoo to recall vehicles
The local unit of General Motors Co. in South Korea will recall some sport utility vehicles and sedans because of problems with the steering wheel and fuel hoses, local media said Sunday.
U.S. criticizes Ethiopia for jamming VOA broadcasts
American officials have condemned plans by the Ethiopian prime minister to block U.S.-funded Voice of America broadcasts in Amharic, the main local language.
Finding a cure for Indonesia's sick river
The small village of Sukamaju on the outskirts of Bandung, West Java is nestled within mountains and rice plantations. To the naked eye, the scenery looks beautiful but on closer inspection, this ecosystem is supported by a water source that is sick and heavily polluted.
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