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The British girl who vanished in Portugal in 2007 may still be alive, UK authorities say. Police released an image that shows what she might look today at age 9.

The media tycoon spent hours today downplaying his influence, but Prime Minister Cameron said British politicians have been too close to Murdoch for years.

U.N.-Arab League special envoy Kofi Annan has expressed dismay over reports that the Syrian government resumes brutal attacks on cities once U.N. monitors leave -- the latest sign that diplomatic efforts are failing to quash the bloodshed in the country.

Parts of Arizona's sweeping immigration law received a surprising amount of support from a short-handed Supreme Court Wednesday.

At issue is whether states can regulate immigration or whether that's the exclusive role of the federal government.

The USDA said it remains confident in the health of the national herd and the safety of beef and dairy products.

An alleged hit man for the most powerful Mexican drug cartel lived in the small town of Sandusky, Ohio, for 10 years before being arrested earlier this year, the U.S Border Patrol told CNN on Tuesday.

Los Angeles Lakers forward Metta World Peace has been suspended for seven games without pay over an elbow blow he delivered to the head of an opposing player, the National Basketball Association said Tuesday.

Presidential candidate Mitt Romney addresses supporters in New Hampshire following primary victories.

Newt Gingrich tells North Carolina supporters he is not backing out but is rethinking how his campaign can remain helpful.

Margo Balboni is cramming college into three years to cut down on the cost of her student loans. As it is, the University of North Carolina sophomore expects to graduate in a few years with $20,000 in debt.

A man who was with a deployed Marine's wife the last time she was seen alive was arrested on suspicion of murder Tuesday, authorities said.

Margo Balboni is cramming college into three years to cut down on the cost of her student loans. As it is, the University of North Carolina sophomore expects to graduate in a few years with $20,000 in debt.

Nine Secret Service employees have now resigned or are being forced out because of a Colombia prostitution scandal.

The fourth-most wanted al Qaeda leader in Yemen was killed on Tuesday in an airstrike in the northeastern province of Mareb, the Yemeni government announced.

The success of France's anti-euro National Front party in the first round of the country's presidential elections thrust the far right into the headlines.

Ruben Navarrette says it's time to acknowledge what's really behind Arizona's immigration law as it goes before the Supreme Court.

Mexican migration to the United States may have stalled, as a new study shows, but the political and social debates over immigrants living in the United States aren't going anywhere, experts say.

The top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee said Tuesday that he wants an outside investigation to determine whether any White House staff members engaged in inappropriate behavior in Colombia as part of the alleged prostitution scandal involving Secret Service agents and military personnel.

The Supreme Court is poised to decide whether Arizona can enforce its controversial immigration law over the strong objections of the Obama administration. Oral arguments will be held Wednesday.