Rower rescued off Australia after sea voyage

An Italian adventurer who spent 10 months rowing more than 9,500 nautical miles across the Pacific has been rescued a mere 65 nautical miles short of his goal - Australia - after rough weather sapped him of his final shreds of energy.

Attorney General Madigan Says Blagojevich Unfit to Govern

Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has asked the state Supreme Court to declare Blagojevich unfit to govern

73-year-old scores in college hoops game

Ken Mink, a 73-year-old full-time student, scored two points Monday night in Roane State Community College's 93-42 victory over King College's junior varsity.

Police on the Hunt for High School Shooting Suspects

San Antonio police are asking for the public's help to find two men wanted for a shooting at a local high school.

Americans could face jury-less trials in Iraq

Under new draft security agreement, American soldiers and contractors may someday �face trials under the Iraqi judicial system that have no juries and no rules of evidence.

Man, 88, fatally shoots ill wife at hospital

An elderly man fatally shot his ailing wife in her hospital bed Friday in New Jersey and was in critical condition after shooting himself, an official said.

Rezko money frozen for possible forfeiture

A federal judge on Wednesday froze more than $100,000 belonging to Antoin "Tony" Rezko, saying the money may be needed if she orders the prominent political fundraiser to forfeit a big chunk of his assets.

Economic jabs, then punches on world affairs

Both John McCain and Barack Obama rose to the challenge Friday, scoring points on one another, sparkling at times, but neither emerged as the obvious winner except perhaps to their partisans.

First Debate goes to McCain - on Points

Considering that whoever is elected will only be able to implement a small portion of the campaign promises, I try to evaluate on believability and leadership. Each candidate won some rounds, but I gave the belt to McCain; not a knockout or TKO, but a narrow, split decision.

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Bush axes fundraising trip amid economic woes

With the financial markets in turmoil, President Bush canceled a planned trip to Alabama and Florida on Thursday to consult with his economic advisers in Washington.

Poll: Washington Smart, But Not So Pretty

The rankings of the best-looking cities in America are out, and for Washington, the results are ugly.

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Gustav follows some unlucky evacuees inland

For some of the 2 million people seeking safety from Hurricane Gustav, they could run but they couldn't hide.

Dad gets 18 months for killing family cat

An Indiana man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after admitting he forced his 7-year-old daughter to stab the family cat to death.

Ten ancient observatories spied from space

Flying 423 miles above Earth, the Ikonos satellite offers a space-age peek at ten ancient observatories built by cultures from long ago.

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