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WASHINGTON (AP) -- House Majority Leader Eric Cantor says Republicans are coalescing around Mitt Romney's candidacy and looking for ways to work together to defeat President Barack Obama....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The lure of roads, bridges, buses and trains isn't enough anymore to drive an expensive transportation bill through Congress. So to round up votes, congressional leaders are pitching the bills as the hottest thing around these days: job generators....

DIMOCK, Pa. — Tugging on rubber gloves, a laboratory worker kneels before a gushing spigot behind Kim Grosso's house and positions an empty bottle under the clear, cold stream. The process is repeated dozens of times as bottles are filled, marked and packed into coolers.

After extensive testing, Grosso and ...

The music company says a number of Michael Jackson tracks have been stolen after its website was hacked.

MOSCOW (AP) -- There were "serious problems" in the vote that returned Vladimir Putin to the Russian presidency, the head of the major international election observer mission said Monday, adding fuel to an opposition testing its strength with plans for a massive protest rally....

MOSCOW (AP) -- Vladimir Putin is heading back to the Kremlin - but for the last four years it often felt like he'd never left. As prime minister, he remained Russia's dominant political figure, his drive, sharp tongue and cocky bearing overshadowing his affable but mostly feckless successor Dmitry Medvedev....

How France helped both sides in the Falklands War

FUKUSHIMA, Japan (AP) -- Workers in rubber boots chip at the frozen ground, scraping until they've removed the top 2 inches (5 centimeters) of radioactive soil from the yard of a single home. Total amount of waste gathered: roughly 60 tons....

WILLOW, Alaska (AP) -- To a rousing send off from fans, dozens of dog sled teams took to the trail for the start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, embarking on a near thousand-mile journey through the Alaskan wilderness....

BEIJING (AP) -- A young mother and a student have set themselves on fire in the latest such protest against Chinese rule in Tibetan areas, a U.S. broadcaster said Monday....

A fox believed to be the biggest killed in Britain was shot after attacking lambs on an Aberdeenshire farm.

Will Jamaica remove the Queen as head of state?

A further three children are diagnosed with measles in Gwynedd, bringing the total number of cases to 33.

National Trust boss warns children are being denied the enjoyment of the outdoors with consequences for their health.

24 hours of news photos: 5 March

Great Britain's rhythmic gymnasts are set to compete at the London 2012 Olympics having won an appeal against their governing body.

Malawi's President Bingu wa Mutharika tells foreign donors to 'go to hell', accusing them of plotting with civil society groups to topple his government.

The judge in the Constable Carroll murder trial rejects a defence application to throw out the prosecution case.

A Cheshire businessman must hand over his home to the Serious and Organised Crime Agency (SOCA), a court rules.

The natural father of Baby Peter is awarded £75,000 in damages after the publishers of The People wrongly accused him of being a sex offender.