Politics Mar 10 Pakistan Parties Unite to Challenge Musharraf The widower of Benazir Bhutto and a former Pakistan prime minister announced Sunday that their political parties -- Pakistan's largest -- would form a new coalition government.
Politics Mar 10 Spain’s Socialist Party Wins in General Elections Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero's Socialist Party won national elections for a second consecutive time Sunday, gaining seats in parliament but again falling short of an absolute majority.
Science Mar 07 Strange Malady Wreaks Havoc on Bat Population New Englanders may face an uptick in mosquito swarms, insect bites and moths this summer as a strange malady has threatened the insects' top predator: bats.
Politics Mar 07 Terrorism, Economy Weigh on Spain’s Elections For much of its history, Spain has been isolated from the political and social currents of the rest of Europe.
World Mar 06 Gunman Kills at Least 8 in Jerusalem Seminary A gunman infiltrated a Jewish seminary in Jerusalem and opened fire in a library Thursday night, killing at least eight people and wounding at least nine others, officials said.
Politics Mar 05 Clinton Claims New Momentum Following Ohio Win; Texas Fight Continues Sen. Hillary Clinton, her campaign facing a do-or-die test, scored a critical victory in Ohio Tuesday night and fought a close battle in Texas as she sought to cut into Sen. Barack Obama's lead in the race for delegates to…
Politics Mar 05 McCain Seals GOP Nomination, Capping Comeback Just six months after the sun appeared to have set on his presidential aspirations for the second time, Sen. John McCain sealed up the Republican nomination Tuesday night by sweeping contests in Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont.
Science Mar 04 NASA Orbiter Reveals Avalanches on Mars A NASA spacecraft orbiting Mars has sent back the first-ever images of avalanches on the red planet, NASA announced Monday.
Nation Mar 03 U.S. Targets al-Qaida Member in Somalia Attack The United States launched an attack against "a known al-Qaida terrorist" in a southern Somali town, the Pentagon said Monday.
Politics Mar 03 Looking to Help Ailing Cities, Ohio Mayors Split Over Democratic Nomination In a county west of Cleveland, the mayors of two remarkably similar Ohio cities have endorsed different Democratic candidates in Tuesday's presidential primary -- highlighting just how tough the choice is for many voters in the state.