Updated: 8:19 AM Authorities in upstate New York say the suspected gunman in a rampage at a car wash and a barbershop that left four people dead and two wounded has been killed by police in a shootout.
Updated: 8:13 AM A Senate committee is ready to approve an assault weapons ban. But once that happens, even the measure's sponsor concedes that it faces a difficult path through Congress.
Updated: 8:10 AM The GOP's biggest stars are joining thousands of conservatives and tea party activists this week outside Washington.
Posted: 9:03 PM Hamid Hayat was convicted in 2006 of providing material support to terrorists and lying to FBI agents
Posted: 7:55 PM A portion of the pipeline runs through Kansas
Updated: 9:41 AM The Catholic church has chosen a new pope.
Posted: 10:48 AM Police in upstate New York are searching for a suspect after shootings at a car wash and a barbershop a mile away left four people dead and at least two wounded.
Updated: 8:26 AM President Barack Obama is opening the door to the possibility of a resumption of White House tours, if it can be worked out.
Updated: 8:24 AM Black smoke is billowing from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, meaning Roman Catholic cardinals have not elected a pope in their second or third rounds of balloting.
Updated: 8:17 AM An arrest in Arizona 50 years ago that led to a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision is the subject of an exhibit in Phoenix that includes the handwritten confession famously thrown out by the nation's highest court.
Updated: 3:55 PM The drug, called azithromycin and sold under the brand names Zithromax and Zmax as Z-Pak capsules
Posted: 1:30 PM The judge in the deadly Colorado movie theater shooting case entered a not guilty plea on behalf of James Holmes
Updated: 10:46 AM A divided Senate Judiciary Committee has approved a Democratic bill expanding required federal background checks for nearly all gun purchases.
Posted: 9:13 AM The director of National Intelligence says an unpredictable North Korea, with its nuclear weapons and missile programs, stands as a serious threat to the United States and East Asia nations.
Updated: 1:58 PM Black smoke has poured from the Sistine Chapel chimney, signaling that cardinals have failed to elect a pope on their first try.
Posted: 2:58 PM New York City's groundbreaking limit on the size of sugar-laden drinks has been struck down by a judge shortly before it was set to take effect.
Posted: 12:26 PM President Barack Obama's spokesman says the White House is concerned by war threats coming from North Korea.
Posted: 12:22 PM An earthquake has shaken a wide swath of Southern California but there's no word of any damage.
Posted: 9:27 AM The mother of one of six teenagers killed in a northeast Ohio crash says the victims and two boys who survived the accident were close friends and lived in the same neighborhood.
Posted: 8:30 AM The price of oil fell slightly Monday after strong jobs growth in the U.S. sparked speculation of an earlier end to the Federal Reserve's loose monetary policy.
Posted: 2:23 AM Japan has observed a moment of silence to remember the nearly 19,000 people who died in the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck two years ago.
Posted: 1:57 PM The Honda Passport veered off the left side of a road, hit a guardrail and overturned.
Updated: 11:26 AM Laura Cima said Sunday that her husband, Gino, raced to the house Saturday when he heard about the fire, but was too late to save the two adults and five children inside.
Posted: 8:52 AM Nhan Lap Tran, 34, is charged with six felonies, including second-degree intentional murder and second-degree murder during an assault.
Updated: 8:38 PM Haitians were dehydrated and had bruises and scratches
