1.Wall Street investor Bernard Madoff has been sentenced to 150 years in prison for his multibillion-dollar fraud scheme. The victims who lost millions of dollars urged a stiff sentence. The 71-year-old financier says he will live with pain and torm...
1. The president of Honduras says he's the victim of a coup after he was brutally kidnapped by soldiers. Manuel Zelaya spoke from Costa Rica, saying he was detained shortly before voting was to begin on a constitutional referendum. 2. Florida police...
1. Janet Jackson is at her brother Michael Jackson's home in Los Angeles. Moving vans arrived there earlier in the day. She drove up in a Bentley and went directly through the gates to the estate. A person close to the family tells the AP that the f...
1.911 caller from Micheal Jackson's home says the pop star was not breathing or responding to efforts to revive him. The recording of the call said Jackson was on a bed with a personal doctor at his side. Jackson was later pronounced dead. 2.Preside...
1. A top South Carolina Republican leader is calling on Governor Mark Sanford to resign. The governor returned Wednesday from an international trip to see his mistress in Argentina. The affair has been going on for a year. 2. Farrah Fawcett has died...
1.South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford says he's been having an affair with a woman from Argentina. He also announced during a press conference he will resign as head of the Republican Governors Association. The married father of four says he met th...
1. President Barack Obama expressed outrage at the violent crackdown by the Iranian government against protesters of the disputed presidential election. Speaking at a White House news conference, Obama said the US joins the international community i...
1. New amateur video out of Iran shows a helicopter hovering over a crowded Tehran street. If authentic, it's further proved that threats to shut down demonstrations have not worked so far. Elsewhere, reports surfaced that police have used tear gas...
1.The streets of Tehran have been quiet so far today. The state media is reporting there were more deaths yesterday in the ongoing protests over Irans presidential election. State television reports 10 were killed, 100 others were hurt in the clashe...
1. Witnesses in Iran say police there have been firing tear gas and water canons, trying to get protesters off the streets. The country's supreme leader has warned everyone to stop their demonstrations. However, thousands turned out again in Tehran...
1. A fourth day of massive protest is planned in Iran today. Opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi is urging supporters to wear black to mourn the alleged election fraud during last Friday's vote and the lives lost during this week's protests. 2. A...
1. President Barack Obama has proposed sweeping changes to the way the nation's financial system is regulated. He says the current system is unprepared for the crisis that swept the nation and the world. He wants to give the Fed more authority and c...
1.State television says Irans supreme leader is calling for unity in the face of disputed presidential elections. This comes as thousands of protestors have rallied in Tehran in support of the pro-reform leader. 2.President Barack Obama says North K...
1.Gunmen have opened fire on opposition protestors at a massive march in Iran. An AP photographer saw one person fatally shot and several others who appeared seriously wounded. Disputes over alleged vote rigging in last week's elections have touched...
1. For a second day, protesters have set fires and smashed store windows as they challenged the re-election of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He insists Friday's vote was real and free. The rival candidate claims he is the real winner and is...
