See You in Court, Obama

Inspector general that Obama removed for allegedly being 'confused' and 'disoriented' files lawsuit

Woman, 90, Behind the Same Wheel 559,000 Miles Later

The last time Rachel Veitch bought a car, gas cost 39 cents per gallon and Lyndon B. Johnson was in the White House. Nearly 600,000 miles later, the 90-year-old Florida woman still drives her 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente every day.

Iraqi Leaders Restrict U.S. Troop Movements, Activities

The Washington Post cites what it calls a 'curt missive' dated July 2 from the Baghdad Operations Command ordering U.S. military leaders to 'stop all joint patrols' in the capital.

Three Neighbors Found Dead in Two Florida Condos

Authorities said Saturday that detectives believe foul play was involved.

Gaza's 'Hamaswood' Premieres Militant Feature

The Islamic militants' first feature film — an action-packed homage to a top Hamas militant — cost only $200,000 to make and is being shown to segregated audiences of bearded men and veiled women.

Fugitive Terrorist Suspected in Indonesia Hotel Blasts

Investigators worked Saturday to identify a pair of bombers who attacked two American luxury hotels in Indonesia's capital, and officials confirmed at least four of the dead were foreigners.

Cops: Baby's Blood-Alcohol Level 4 Times Legal Limit

Georgia authorities say they found a baby sitter accused of feeding a 9-month-old boy wine, causing his blood-alcohol level to exceed four times the legal limit for an adult.

Elevator Operator Accused in NYC High Rise Killing

Police said DNA evidence linked the man to the killing of Eridania Rodriguez, whose body was found with a gold crucifix taped to her mouth in the Manhattan high rise where she worked

Eagle Scout Lost on Mountain Fined $25,000 for Rescue

A Massachusetts teenager who spent three nights alone on Mount Washington in April after he sprained an ankle and veered off marked trails has been fined more than $25,000 for the cost of his rescue.

Diplomats: Iran Could Test Atomic Weapon in Six Months

Iran is blocking U.N. nuclear agency attempts to upgrade monitoring of its atomic activities while advancing those activities to the stage that the country would have the means to test a weapon within six months.