Kayaker On Close Call With Shark: "I Got Lucky"
Walter Szulc was brave enough to return to Nauset Beach Monday, two days after the scare of a lifetime, CBS Boston reports.
Walter Szulc was brave enough to return to Nauset Beach Monday, two days after the scare of a lifetime, CBS Boston reports.
The man accused of plotting to use model airplanes loaded with explosives to attack the Pentagon and U.S. Capitol agreed Tuesday to a plea deal.
Episcopal priests would be allowed to conduct services blessing same-sex relationships under a policy up for final approval Tuesday at the church's national convention in Indianapolis.
Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday the Justice Department blocked a proposed Texas voter identification law because it would "be harmful to minority voters."
Afghan President Hamid Karzai ordered the arrest Monday of the Taliban who participated in the public execution of a woman accused of adultery
House Republicans launched an all-out assault Tuesday against President Barack Obama's signature health care reform law, holding a series of committee hearings and other events ahead of a planned vote Wednesday on repealing the measure.
After preventing an initial attack, Fred Langdale tried to swim away from the gator, Rebecca Langdale said.
The first half of 2012 has set temperature records, NOAA says.
McCaskill made headlines last month when she announced she would not be attending the Democratic National Convention in North Carolina this September, raising speculation that she was attempting to distance herself from the president during her re-election battle.
Santorum said selecting the No. 2 is an "important decision."
In January, Mitt Romney disclosed his 2010 filings and an estimate of his liability for tax year 2011.
It will be the first vote since the Supreme Court upheld the health care law's constitutionality.
Obama will speak and hold a roundtable discussion on tax policy on Tuesday in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the White House said Monday.
According to an ABC News/Washington Post poll released Tuesday morning, 47% of registered voters nationwide say if the November election were held today, they would vote for the president, with an equal amount saying they would cast a ballot for Romney, the presumptive GOP nominee.
A new web video released by the Obama campaign Tuesday claims that the presumptive GOP presidential nominee is "defying calls to release more than one year's worth of tax returns."