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14 February 2012 Last updated at 21:58 ET Prime Minister David Cameron will say "innovative solutions" are needed to curb alcohol abuse Prime Minister David Cameron is set to call for bars, supermarkets and the drinks industry to do more to help ensure...
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The State Senate on Tuesday rejected a bill to privatize 27 prisons, a measure that divided Republican senators and handed Republican leaders a rare defeat. Backers of the bill, including Gov. Rick Scott, said prison privatization would save taxpayers...
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Six defendants have pleaded guilty ; the dispositions of four others could not be determined from court records. The investigation provides a rare window into an organization that dominated a vibrant open-air drug market in Southeast, a gang that...
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Europe’s proposal for a new bailout of Greece would pump $170 billion into the country in the next three years and slice the value of the Greek bonds held by private investors by more than half. But even if all goes well, the country would still labor...
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HENOKO, Japan — At first glance, this tiny fishing village can appear a hotbed of the sort of Okinawan anger that has damaged America’s ties with Japan. Near Henoko’s docks, demonstrators in tents recently marked the 2,850th day of their vigil against...
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February 2012 Last updated at 20:57 ET By Jason Palmer Science and technology reporter, BBC News The spines do not break cleanly, suggesting they are not made solely of single crystals The precise structure of sea urchins' strong spines has been...
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Williams serves as a Fox News political analyst Guilfoyle joined Fox News Channel in January 2006 as the host of the one-hour crime-based program, 'The Lineup.' She also currently serves as a legal analyst for FNC Please click on a date for previous...
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If Neil Cavuto ran for president, what would he change? Find out and download "Cavuto's Campaign Plan" for your desktop and for your bulletin board! Download the PDF Read the proposal that could be our country's solution to the debt debate Read the...
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Explaining what may be the Obama administration's reticence to take any military action in Syria, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey cited a litany of concerns during a hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee. Dempsey said...
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He rises each morning at 5:30 and forces himself to go to the gym — “If I feel any little tweak anywhere, I stop,” he said. He follows politics assiduously. He gets along well with Gov. Jerry Brown, as he did with his Republican predecessor, Arnold...
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February 2012 Last updated at 20:05 ET By Ian Youngs Arts reporter, BBC News Guernica was inspired by the Spanish Civil War. Photo: Bridgeman Art Library Pablo Picasso's Guernica is one of the world's most celebrated works of art. The last time it was...
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14 February 2012 Last updated at 20:03 ET Despite the smiles, Washington has been turning the heat up on Beijing over perceived unfair trade practices US President Barack Obama has reiterated that China needs to follow fair trade practices as it plays...
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Despite years of efforts to improve health care and support networks for the National Guard and military reserves, these service members report higher rates of mental health problems and related ills than active-duty troops, according to current and...
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When Vokoun was too ill to take part in the morning skate ahead of the game with San Jose, Neuvirth assumed he would be making a second straight start. After preparing throughout the day as though he would play, Neuvirth arrived at Verizon Center to...
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The question for Santorum and the Republican Party is whether his recent rise is the beginning of a path to the Republican nomination or rather the apex of a short-lived roller coaster ride. "There's no question that social issues are at the top of...
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At the Fashion Week menswear shows, every day is opposite day. The assembled parts of each outfit are arranged in some elaborate conflict. Oxymoron rules. Antonyms are needed. “Classic but modern” is the usual pairing, a phrase heard from such epic...
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There is no “war on religion,” no assault on the Catholic Church. A faith that has endured for thousands of years will survive even Nicki Minaj. It never occurred to me to evaluate the Grammy Awards show on theological rectitude, but apparently we’re...
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And even more compelling, what role does the public (and its drug dealer, the media) play in these unravelings? We get a glimpse of the answers in one of the many reels that has been replayed the past several days. It shows Houston and her daughter...
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The Department of Defense has identified 1,876 American service members who have died as a part of the Afghan war and related operations. It confirmed the deaths of the following Americans this week: CORTEZ, Cesar, 24, Pfc. , Army; Oceanside, Calif. ;...
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14 February 2012 Last updated at 19:23 ET For many former fighters the demobilisation process has been cumbersome and bureaucratic More than 7,000 former Maoist fighters in Nepal, who have begun demobilising five years after they ended their armed...
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