Chinese man held for exporting U.S. nuke parts A Chinese national has been charged in Massachusetts with illegally supplying China with sensors used in producing weapons-grade uranium.
Expatriates in drug violence-riddled Mexico: Stay or go? Horrific violence between warring drug cartels has been a fact of life in Mexico for years.But now its getting closer to U.S. retirees.
Real federal deficit dwarfs official tally The big difference between the official deficit and standard accounting: Congress exempts itself from including cost of retirement perks.
Utah authorities step up search for cabin burglar Mountain man is considered armed and dangerous and has spent more than five years breaking into dozens of cabins across remote Utah.
Lawmakers skeptical Secret Service scandal was one-time deal Investigations of the Secret Service after last months prostitution scandal have lawmakers convinced it wasnt an isolated incident.
Submarine catches fire at Maine shipyard Maine firefighters are battling a blaze aboard the nuclear submarine USS Miami at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Two firefighters were hurt.
Clinton: U.S. hacked Yemeni al-Qaeda sites Clinton says U.S. cyber experts changed ads that bragged about killing Americans into ads that showed the death toll of al-Qaeda attacks against ...
Sender of text message may share blame in car crash A woman who texted her boyfriend as he drove could be held liable in a civil suit if a judge refuses to dismiss her as a defendant.
Does love last longer in arranged marriages? Arranged marriages could help lower the American divorce rate, according to research by the Unification Church.
Calcium supplements may raise heart attack risk Taking a calcium supplement to help prevent bones from thinning puts people at a greater risk for heart attacks, a new study says.
N.C. may compensate sterilization victims North Carolina is moving toward becoming the first state to compensate victims of an involuntary sterilization program.
Iowa man with zebra, parrot arrested for DUI An Iowa man with a small zebra and a parrot in his truck was arrested in parking lot of Dubuque bar and charged with drunken driving.
Blind movie critic Tommy Edison educates the masses Tommy Edison knows youve got questions about blind people — because people have been asking him those questions all his life.