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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Jury selection in the Roger Clemens perjury case is dragging on like a midsummer baseball snoozer that features drawn out at-bats without any action. In this case, the halting, methodical legal process involves hour-long rounds of questions of potential jurors, with no end in sight....

Mitt Romney got another expected but key endorsement Wednesday before heading to North Carolina to speak in the city where Democrats will nominate President Barack Obama for a second term later this year.

CNN's Anderson Cooper looks at how political theater is playing on the presidential campaign trail.

LONDON (AP) -- Lawyers for a Libyan military commander said Wednesday they are taking civil legal action against Britain's former foreign secretary over claims he approved the Libyan's rendition to face imprisonment and torture by Moammar Gadhafi's regime....

MOSCOW (AP) -- ExxonMobil and Russian oil giant Rosneft could invest over $500 billion in a joint venture to explore for and produce oil in the Arctic and the Black Sea....

PARIS (AP) -- Radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada has appealed to Europe's human rights court against Britain's move to deport him to Jordan, a spokeswoman for the court said Wednesday....

Thieves steal 18 "valuable and culturally significant" items of Chinese art, thought to be worth millions of pounds, from a Cambridge University museum.

A nurse has admitted fatally shooting a woman and stealing her baby outside a paediatric centre near Houston, Texas, authorities say.

Officials will search an area near a North Carolina bar where a missing Fort Bragg soldier was last seen and last used her cell phone four days ago.

Jenson Button says he trusts the FIA's decision to go ahead with the Bahrain Grand Prix, despite concern over civil unrest.

A Conservative MP told by David Cameron that he "needs a bit of a sense of humour" says he will "get over it" but was raising an important point.

Former Australia and Saracens fly-half Michael Lynagh is being treated at a hospital in Brisbane after falling ill.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Medicare officials say competitive bidding for power wheelchairs, diabetic supplies and other personal medical equipment is clamping down big-time on waste and fraud. The savings last year - some $200 million....

The Olympics will inspire youngsters around the whole of the UK, according to one of Team GB's biggest medal hopes at London 2012.

After devoting seven years and tens of millions of dollars trying to convince conservatives that he is one of them, Mitt Romney finally has a firm grip on the Republican presidential nomination.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Senate is getting its turn to delve into a General Services Administration spending scandal. Leaders of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee quickly struck a different tone than two House committees, saying they wanted to concentrate on reforming an agency whose officials went on junkets, stayed in hotel luxury suites and threw parties at taxpayer expense....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- In an election season when the economy is king, the central debate between President Barack Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney comes down to what is enough. Enough growth in the economy. Enough job creation. Enough help for those still struggling to get back on their feet....

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — After making a $1 million deal to settle allegations that he misused his charity's money and resources, author Greg Mortenson now must face accusations that he fabricated parts of his best-selling books "Three Cups of Tea" and "Stones Into Schools."

A hearing is set for Wednesday ...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Mitt Romney says he'd "clean house" to remove Secret Service agents involved with Colombian prostitutes ahead of President Barack Obama's visit....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Mitt Romney says he'd "clean house" to remove Secret Service agents involved with Colombian prostitutes ahead of President Barack Obama's visit....