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A Democratic senator urges the General Services Administration's interim administrator to "clean house" to root out corruption in the scandal-plagued agency.

John Brennan says he did not go to the Portland International Airport intending to get naked, but he claimed screeners were harassing him, he decided to take action.

The woman at the center of a scandal that led to the firing of University of Arkansas football coach Bobby Petrino resigned from her job at the school on Tuesday.

The person who bought a Mega Millions lottery ticket now worth $218 million in Red Bud, Illinois, will be revealed by state lottery officials on Wednesday morning.

A 3-day-old boy was found hours after he was seized from his mother who was fatally shot outside a pediatrician's office near Houston, authorities said.

Within hours of the announcement that Levon Helm was in the final stages of cancer, fans flooded his Facebook page with messages of support and fond recollections of the drummer and backbone of The Band.

Ten candidates, including the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood and a former spy chief, have lost their appeal against disqualification from upcoming presidential elections in Egypt, according to official news agency egynews.

Osama bin Laden's three widows and two daughters could soon be deported from Pakistan after their period of house detention ended Tuesday.

Police were searching Tuesday for a missing Fort Bragg, North Carolina, soldier they say may be in danger. She was last seen leaving a bar.

Russia's top diplomat took a shot at the Western and Arab attempts to bring democratic change to Syria Tuesday.

A leading senator said she was told up to 21 women were involved, and she questioned whether the incident in Colombia could have endangered the president.

The last five bodies recovered from the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise liner have been identified, the mayor's office in the Italian city of Grosseto said Tuesday.

Police in Georgia defended their decision Tuesday to handcuff and arrest a six-year-old elementary student after the school called to report a juvenile had assaulted a principal and was damaging school property.

President Barack Obama on Tuesday said the new measures he announced to limit speculation in oil markets will make amends to consumers for congressional Republicans blocking an end to subsidies for oil corporations.

With just 3,700 residents in Red Bud, Illinois, Denise Metzger is using the process of elimination to guess who bought a lottery ticket now worth $218 million at her convenience store last month.

The trial of Anders Behring Breivik, who has admitted killing 77 people in a bomb and gun rampage in Norway last summer, is underway in Oslo.

At least 140 Afghan schoolgirls and female teachers were admitted to a local hospital after their drinking water was poisoned, health officials say, laying the blame on extremists opposed to women's education.

A Michigan woman who won a million-dollar lottery but continued to receive welfare benefits is now charged with fraud, the attorney general said Tuesday.

The beginning of the U.N. observer mission to Syria heralds a new phase in more than a year of upheaval across the country. But such is the polarization in Syria that most analysts see the mission as the least worst option before violence sets the agenda again.

Scientists recorded continuing volcanic activity Tuesday in Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano, which sits just southeast of Mexico City and its more than 19 million residents.