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In the past month, newspapers across the country have received letters signed by U.S. soldiers with overwhelmingly positive descriptions of their work in Iraq.
A 38-year-old man was convicted on two counts of causing grievous bodily harm by "coldly and callously" infecting two lovers with the virus that leads to AIDS.
Now that the computer revolution is over — and it's clear the computers won — some senior executives are in the embarrassing position of being perched atop the corporate ladder without knowing their apps from their elbows.
Fans of the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox — fierce rivals locked in a tense playoff series that turned violent in Game 3 — are heading to the grave of baseball great Babe Ruth to seek divine intervention for "The Curse of the Bambino."
A federal prosecutor in a high-profile vote fraud trial has struck a nerve with eastern Kentucky residents by describing some potential jurors in the mountain region as "illiterate cave dwellers."
The Supreme Court said it will decide whether the Pledge of Allegiance recited by generations of American schoolchildren is an unconstitutional blending of church and state.
Monkeys with brain implants were trained to move a robot arm with their thoughts, a key advance by researchers who hope one day to allow paralyzed people to perform similar tasks.
