VoteKansas.org

WASHINGTON (AP) -- At least one part of the nation's health care debate is settled: Now they're all calling it Obamacare....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- At least one part of the nation's health care debate is settled: Now they're all calling it Obamacare....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- At least one part of the nation's health care debate is settled: Now they're all calling it Obamacare....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- At least one part of the nation's health care debate is settled: Now they're all calling it Obamacare....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- At least one part of the nation's health care debate is settled: Now they're all calling it Obamacare....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- At least one part of the nation's health care debate is settled: Now they're all calling it Obamacare....

Congressman Bobby Rush wears a hoodie on the floor of the House as he speaks about racial profiling and the case of shot black teenager Trayvon Martin.

Brazil's former President Lula announces he intends to return to politics after doctors say his cancer treatment has been successful.

How the oceans are paying for our energy

BAGHDAD (AP) -- Arab countries, divided over how to stop Syria's bloodshed, plan to call for the Syrian regime to halt its crackdown on civilians, let in humanitarian groups and free detainees, according to recommendations Wednesday by foreign ministers preparing for a summit this week....

TV presenter Donna Air fraudulently applied for a parking permit to avoid paying more than £5,000 in on-street parking charges in west London, a court hears.

A puppy, so small it may qualify for the Guinness Book of World Records, had to be revived by mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and chest compressions when she was born.

LONDON (AP) -- Britain has planned for a dizzying array of security nightmares surrounding the Olympics, including a coordinated attack like the London transit bombings, a dirty bomb or a cyberattack....

MADRID (AP) -- Investors concerned that Spain is fast becoming Europe's riskiest economic link and could be the next bailout candidate have plenty to worry about this week....

Syrian authorities are systematically detaining and torturing children, the United Nations' human rights chief, Navi Pillay, has told the BBC.

Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says he has no doubts about holding the Bahrain Grand Prix this year.

Motorists on a petrol forecourts around the country have told the BBC they are not panic buying, despite the government urging people to top up petrol tanks and fill jerrycans ahead of any fuel tanker strike.

Two British servicemen shot dead by an Afghan army soldier are named by the Ministry of Defence as Sgt Luke Taylor, of the Royal Marines, and L/Cpl Michael Foley.

"Kevin Pietersen and Jonathan Trott might just be the pair to help England get over the line"

Hundreds of thousands of Cubans flock to see Pope Benedict XVI celebrate a huge open-air Mass in Havana's Revolution Square.