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WASHINGTON (AP) -- What "religious freedom" bill?...

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) -- Some of the jurors from the John Edwards case that ended in mistrial say there just wasn't enough evidence to convict him of campaign finance violations....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is giving President Barack Obama "an F, across the board" for his handling of the economy....

WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- President Barack Obama has written a letter to the Polish president expressing "regret" for an inadvertent verbal gaffe that caused a storm of controversy in Poland this week....

TOKYO (AP) -- Last year's tsunami disaster in Japan clouded the nation's nuclear future, idled its reactors and rendered its huge stockpile of plutonium useless for now. So, the industry's plan to produce even more has raised a red flag....

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -- Police in Nigeria's largest city used tear gas Friday to try to disperse a crowd of several hundred university students angry at the president's decision to change the name of their school....

BANGKOK (AP) -- Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi basked in a long-overdue standing ovation at her first speech before an international audience Friday, but quickly shifted the focus from herself to Myanmar's many needs - and how the world can help....

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The priest always started his favorite "game" by having the young boy remove his underwear and put on loose-fitting shorts so he could fondle him more easily. Then, the Rev. Robert Van Handel would run his hands up and down the child's body as he stretched across his lap, Walkman headphones on his ears, pretending to be asleep....

BELLVUE, Colo. (AP) -- Authorities on Monday were ramping up the fight against large wildfires burning out of control in northern Colorado and southern New Mexico....

BEIJING (AP) -- A Tibetan writer posted photos online Friday allegedly showing scenes from two self-immolations in Lhasa, the latest in a series of anti-government suicide protests but the first in the tightly guarded regional capital....

TRANG BANG, Vietnam (AP) -- In the picture, the girl will always be 9 years old and wailing "Too hot! Too hot!" as she runs down the road away from her burning Vietnamese village....

LONDON (AP) -- British lawmakers are kicking up a stink about the odor and lack of cleanliness inside restrooms at the House of Commons....

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- Anchorage residents are apparently not dressing to impress....

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The priest always started his favorite "game" by having the young boy remove his underwear and put on loose-fitting shorts so he could fondle him more easily. Then, the Rev. Robert Van Handel would run his hands up and down the child's body as he stretched across his lap, Walkman headphones on his ears, pretending to be asleep....

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- Anchorage residents are apparently not dressing to impress....

MADRID (AP) -- Spain's benchmark borrowing rate hit its highest level Tuesday since the country adopted the euro currency, after ratings agency Fitch downgraded 18 banks on Tuesday and investors continued to find more questions than answers in the country's decision to seek help for its ailing bank sector by tapping a (EURO)100 billion ($125 billion) eurozone bailout fund....

LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Brian Dewhurst always knew he would be a circus act....

LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Brian Dewhurst always knew he would be a circus act....

NEW YORK (AP) -- Just how far would a government go to protect us from ourselves?...

NEW YORK (AP) -- Just how far would a government go to protect us from ourselves?...