A 13-year-old boy’s vow to resist chemotherapy by punching or kicking anyone who tries to force it on him will present doctors with a tough task if they can’t change his mind.
Boy With Cancer Says He’ll Resist Chemo by Punching
Boy With Cancer Says He’ll Resist Chemo by Punching
A 13-year-old boy’s vow to resist chemotherapy by punching or kicking anyone who tries to force it on him will present doctors with a tough task if they can’t change his mind.
GPS System Could Fail Next Year, Report Warns
GAO report says GPS system could break down as early as 2010 due to Air Force’s failure to replace, repair old satellites.
Obama Floors It on MPG
President proposes national emission limits for autos and higher average mileage requirements
• How CAFE Ratings Work
• FLASHBACK: Small Cars Crumble in Tests | VIDEO
• YOU DECIDE: Ready for a Smaller, Pricier Car?
Senate Yanks Gitmo Closing Cash
Lawmakers take up $91 billion war spending bill with partial funding for shuttering Guantanamo prison
• Senate OKs Credit Card Crackdown Bill
• RNC Chairman Steele Threatens to Step Aside
Senate passes credit card reform
The Senate has voted to prohibit credit card companies from arbitrarily raising an individual’s interest rate and charging many of the exorbitant fees.
Housing construction hits record low in April
Housing construction fell to a record low in April as a steep drop in apartment building offset a rebound in single-family construction.
Wesleyan Murder Suspect ‘s Plea Hearing Delayed
The lawyer for a 29-year-old man accused of gunning down a Wesleyan University student says he may ask for a probable cause hearing that would require prosecutors to lay out their case.
Wesleyan Murder Suspect ‘s Plea Hearing Delayed
The lawyer for a 29-year-old man accused of gunning down a Wesleyan University student says he may ask for a probable cause hearing that would require prosecutors to lay out their case.
Man Shot Outside Harvard University Dormitory Dies
A man shot outside an entrance to a Harvard University dormitory has died.
Man Shot Outside Harvard University Dormitory Dies
A man shot outside an entrance to a Harvard University dormitory has died.
Senate clears way for passage of credit card bill (AP)
AP – The Senate has cleared the way for a final vote on prohibiting credit card companies from arbitrarily raising an individual’s interest rate and charging many of the exorbitant fees.
Pentagon says Iranian weapons still coming to Iraq (AP)
AP – The Pentagon says U.S. soldiers are still finding large numbers of Iranian-made weapons in Iraq, despite’s Iran’s denials.
Obama moves to curb car emissions
US President Barack Obama announces planned limits on vehicle pollution that will set national standards for the first time.
Californians vote on budget woes
California holds a special election on a series of measures to plug its gaping budget hole amid warnings of deep spending cuts.
Shuttle releases repaired Hubble
After five spacewalks, the repaired and upgraded Hubble telescope has been released from space shuttle Atlantis.
Ancient Primate Could Be Distant Ancestor of Humans
Skeleton could settle dispute over whether forbear of monkeys, apes looked like a lemur or a tarsier.
Clinton Fundraiser Convicted
URGENT: After one day of deliberations, jury convicts Norman Hsu of violating campaign finance laws
Obama to Unveil Fuel Economy Rules
President to propose national emission limits for autos as well as higher average mileage requirements
• FLASHBACK: Small Cars Do Poorly in Collision Tests
• FLASHBACK VIDEO: Eco-Cars Hammered in Tests
• YOU DECIDE: Are You Ready for a Smaller, Pricier Car?
Steele Threatens to Quit
RNC chairman tells FOX News that if committee members undermine his funding authority he’ll step aside
• Questions Raised Over Steele’s Hiring of Friends
• Under Fire, Steele to Call for Republican Party Unity
Calif. Mom Released From Jail, Reunited With Family
A 54-year-old mother of three captured in California last year after more than three decades running from the law will be released from a Michigan prison Tuesday.
Wesleyan Murder Suspect to Plead Not Guilty
The lawyer for a 29-year-old man accused of gunning down a Wesleyan University student says his client is set to plead not guilty.
BART Shooting Preliminary Hearing Focuses on Video
The preliminary hearing for a former transit police officer charged with murder in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man was scheduled to continue Tuesday, with the focus still on videos taken of the incident.
DA: ‘Clark Rockefeller’ Can’t Talk About Divorce at Trial
Prosecutors are seeking to bar the man who calls himself Clark Rockefeller from revealing ‘extraneous’ details of his divorce when he stands trial in the kidnapping of his 7-year-old daughter.
Trustee Sues Connecticut Fund in Madoff Assets Case
The trustee overseeing the liquidation of Bernard Madoff’s assets has sued another of his major investors, this time demanding the Fairfield Greenwich Group give back $3.5 billion it earned from the disgraced financier.
Police: DNA Links 5 Women’s Slayings in Milwaukee
A person known only by DNA has killed five prostitutes over two decades in Milwaukee, the city where serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer once cruised gay bars for victims, police said Monday.
2 Small Planes Collide Over Ocean Off SoCal Coast
Two small planes collided Monday off the coast of Southern California, and crews were searching the debris fields for survivors, Federal Aviation Administration officials said.
Man With Rifle Says He Planned to Shoot 2 in Church
Police say a shooting inside First Parish Church in Portland was averted when an officer arrested 46-year-old Herbert Jones.
3 Killed in Missouri Murder-Suicide
Police say a man killed his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend in a suburban St. Louis home, then called his father and confessed before killing himself.
Officials Name Suspects in California Boy’s Kidnapping
Arrest warrants have been issued for two men suspected of bursting into a family’s home and kidnapping a 3-year-old who was later found wandering the streets in Mexico, sheriff’s officials said Monday.




