Thousands of residents streamed back to their storm-battered island city Wednesday, many for the first time since fleeing the wrath of Hurricane Ike nearly two weeks ago.
It's the fasting month of Ramadan, and fear of God keeps taxi driver Abdel Karim Romaneh from reaching for a pack of cigarettes, despite his pounding head and frazzled nerves.
Enhance your travel experience by getting so close to animals that you can actually ride them. Patagonia on a mule, Kenya on a horse, South Africa on an ostrich, and more.
It's suspected, but not known for sure yet, that that the engineer of a Los Angeles Metrolink commuter train may have been text messaging when the train ran a stop signal, crashing into an oncoming freight engine.
President Bush on Tuesday was on his third trip to survey Gulf Coast hurricane damage in two weeks, urging people displaced by Ike to listen to local officials before returning home.
The pilot of the Aeroflot jet that crashed killing all 88 people on board ignored commands from air traffic controllers.
Financial markets are likely to be roiled Monday after a frantic weekend that left mighty Lehman Bros. on the verge of collapse and reportedly sent Merrill Lynch into the arms of a buyer.
An American bombing that killed up to 90 Afghan civilians last month was based on false information provided by a rival tribe and did not kill a single Taliban fighter, the president's spokesman said Sunday.
Militants fought a rare ground battle with Nigerian armed forces in the country's southern oil region Saturday and threatened to launch reprisals on the oil infrastructure in Africa's biggest crude producer.
More than 9 million children globally died before their fifth birthday in 2007, down slightly from 2006, but a huge gap remains between rich and poor countries, especially in Africa, UNICEF said on Friday.
John McCain calls out Barack Obama for using a phrase the Republican himself once applied to Hillary Clinton.
As the presidential campaign moves into a final, heated stretch, untrue accusations and rumors have started to swirl so quickly that they become regarded as fact before they can be disproved.
Msnbc.com identified more than 140 journalists who have made campaign contributions since 2004 - mostly to Democrats. Apparently none of the journalists disclosed the donations to their readers, viewers or listeners. Few told their bosses, either. Msnbc.com's Bill Dedman reports.
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said Friday that he is unlikely to delay plans for an important test in North Carolina that could disrupt television service for some viewers in the path of Tropical Storm Hanna.
Republicans and Democrats have deeply contrasting first impressions of Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, suggesting partisanship, not gender, is paramount in the initial public reviews.
Obama aides say they are counting on not only Hillary Clinton but also Democratic female governors to criticize their Alaskan counterpart, Sarah Palin - and, by extension, John McCain.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a close friend of John McCain, took on the duty of going after Barack Obama� Thursday night at the Republican convention, denouncing him as a man who "cannot appreciate that our troops are winning in Iraq."
John McCain accepts the Republican presidential nomination with a dual message: Barack Obama did not have the judgment to govern, whereas he himself could reach across party divisions.
A chunk of ice shelf nearly the size of Manhattan has broken away� in Canada's northern Arctic, another indication of how warmer temperatures are changing the polar frontier, scientists said Wednesday.
Sarah Palin, in her introduction to Americans as John McCain's running mate, struck back at news organizations and a "Washington elite" that have raised questions about her qualifications to be vice president.
Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democrats' vice presidential nominee in 2000, urged Democrats to cross party lines Tuesday night and cast their votes for John McCain.
Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democrats' vice presidential nominee in 2000, urged Democrats to cross party lines Tuesday night and cast their votes for John McCain.
The first lady of West Virginia is recovering from bruises after she was struck by a car while riding a bicycle with her husband, Gov. Joe Manchin.
Authorities evacuating residents from New Orleans ahead of Hurricane Gustav are making amends with four-legged friends after thousands of pets perished in Hurricane Katrina.
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