4 Suspects Detained in Mexico in U.S. Border Agent's Death

Mexican police announced the arrests Saturday of four men suspected of involvement in the killing of a U.S. Border Patrol agent as American investigators searched hospitals for gunmen who were possibly wounded.

Dead Whale Gets Stuck in Cruise Ship Bow

A cruise ship arrived at the Port of Vancouver with a dead whale lodged in its bow.

Iranian Police, Militia Attack Opposition Protesters

As night fell, Iranians across the city gathered on their rooftops and chanted 'death to the dictator' and 'courageous neighbors, thank you for your support,' apparently in response to protests held around the world

Free Staters at Camp: With Guns, Swords, Defiance

Free Staters in a tent colony in New Hampshire drink to a future they hope will contain less government — much less government

Hubble Images Show Debris From Jupiter Collision

Scientists used the telescope Thursday to capture what they call the "sharpest visible-light picture" so far of the expanding gash.

Military Eyes Version of 'Pain Ray' for Aircraft

Air Force has beefed up share of funding for Active Denial System, tightly focused beam of microwaves that causes an intense, but theoretically harmless, burning sensation.

Iran Threatens Strike on Israel's Nuclear Facilities

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said Saturday the country would strike Israel's nuclear facilities if Tel Aviv attacked the Islamic state, Reuters reported state television as saying.

Cops Search Hospitals for Injured Killer of Border Agent

Federal investigators are combing hospitals along the U.S.-Mexico border for at least two suspects who may have been injured in gunfire that killed a Border Patrol agent in Southern California.

Are Jailed U.S. Reporters at N. Korean 'Death Camps'?

The whereabouts of two American journalists sentenced to 12 years of hard labor in North Korea's Stalinist gulag remain unclear, though it appears the two women are not among the estimated 200,000 political prisoners held in the country's six labor c

Ancient Roman Shipwrecks Found in Mediterranean

The ships, which date from between the 1st century B.C. and the 4th century, carried vases, kitchen tools and metal and glass objects