32,000 Evacuated In Fast-Moving Colorado Springs Wildfire
At least 32,000 people are forced out of their homes. Air Force Academy moves residents out of housing areas. Body found in evacuation area of Utah fire, as fire experts say the conditions out West "could not be worse."
Nora Ephron is best known for writing the scripts of the modern movie classics, "When Harry Met Sally," ''Sleepless in Seattle" and most recently "Julie & Julia." This November 2010 file photo shows the author, screenwriter and director at her home in New York. (AP Photo)
From a chapel pulpit on Lackland Air Force Base, where every American airman reports for basic training, Col. Glenn Palmer delivered his first order to nearly 600 recruits seated in the pews: If you're sexually harassed or assaulted, tell someone.
A new program sponsored by the CDC will offer quick HIV tests at local drugstores
Gas prices continued their nationwide decline on Tuesday, as South Carolina became the first state in nearly a year and a half to have its average fall under $3 per gallon.
Rielle Hunter says she and John Edwards are no longer in a relationship.
In the course of a year, Marine Capt. M. Matthew Phelps says he went from being a gay man "in the closet," afraid of being discharged, to invitee at the White House gay pride reception, drinking champagne with his commander in chief.
Kim Kardashian may have replaced her as the socialite-turned-reality-star to watch, but Paris Hilton is busy pursuing other ventures - like making her debut as a deejay.
Following a period of freak-out on the Internet on Monday, Facebook appears to have pulled a controversial feature that let the social network's users get a digital list of other Facebookers nearby.
A California jury on Tuesday found that a former police detective who blamed the antidepressant Zoloft for his behavior was sane when he abducted and raped a waitress at gunpoint.
The search for survivors at a mall where a roof collapsed in Canada will take a new turn Tuesday with "heavy machinery" and "sophisticated robotics," officials said.
The death toll from a landslide that buried three villages in eastern Uganda stood at 18 Tuesday, and rescue officials fear the figure will rise.
Bhutan is mourning the loss of Wangdue Phodrang Dzong, a four-century-old architectural wonder that had dramatically stood on a ridge at the confluence of two rivers before it burned to the ground over the weekend.
Crystal Pesek got a text from her sister Tuesday morning, asking how the work on her kitchen cabinets was going.
A key suspect in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks that killed more than 160 people has been apprehended, Indian authorities said Tuesday.
Egypt's first ever democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi, will make history in another way: by appointing a woman as vice president, his policy adviser told CNN.
Dealing with deep drug war wounds is a top issue on Mexico's presidential campaign trail, but the election results could have an impact on both sides of the Mexico-U.S. border.
Federal police officers under investigation for drug trafficking opened fire on fellow officers at Mexico City's international airport, killing three, officials said.
The biggest change in Arizona since the state adopted a tough immigration enforcement policy two years ago has been a more tolerant climate for immigrants, representatives from several groups said Monday.
During a three-day law enforcement sweep targeting the problem of teenage prostitution, officers rescued 79 children and arrested 104 alleged pimps, the FBI announced Monday.
Turkey is changing its military rules of engagement and will now treat a military approach toward its borders by Syria as a potential threat that "will be dealt with accordingly," Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Tuesday.
Two women, who were apparently dating, were shot in a small south Texas town over the weekend.
It's almost a year since Amy Winehouse's death, and fans can now get a glimpse into the life of the Grammy-winning singer through the eyes of her father, Mitch Winehouse.
