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Baghdad Christians pack church for Sunday Mass by Iraq’s first cardinal

Published December 10, 2007

>BAGHDAD (AP) - The worshippers were searched at the door and snipers stood guard on the roof, but Sunday's Mass was a joyful one for more than 200 Iraqis who packed a church in eastern Baghdad to see...

Firefighters go to academy to learn to use fire as a preventitive tool

Published December 10, 2007

.CERRO GRANDE PEAK, N.M. (AP) - Wildland firefighters come here to the Southwest Fire Use Training Academy to learn not how to stop fires but how to start them, using prescribed burns to clean out overgrown...

Chavez’s bank began as alternative to U.S. lenders

Published December 10, 2007

The "Bank of the South" was founded by Chavez and six of his allies.

Banks warn students of fraud potential

Published December 6, 2007

The holiday season is a time when it is very important to be on guard against fraud.

Televangelist refuses to answer finances inquiry

Published December 6, 2007

The church has invasion of privacy concerns about the questioning.

Fossils give insight to human life

Published December 6, 2007

Dwarf hippo fossils provided scientists with clues on human life in Cyprus.

Man claiming amnesia arrested

Published December 6, 2007

John Darwin returned five years after his disappearance and is suspected of fraud.

Gypsies dispute over business turf

Published December 6, 2007

The California gypsy clan battle has all of the makings of a gangster movie.

Teacher’s arrest raises free speech issues

Published December 5, 2007

It is unclear if a pro-Columbine comment was meant as sarcasm or as a threat.

Ruined vaccines force repeated shots

Published December 5, 2007

.DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Every year, thousands of American children go through the tearful, teeth-gritting ordeal of getting their vaccinations, only to be forced to do it all over again. The vaccines...