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The Republican primary calendar resumes this week with contests in Wisconsin, Maryland and the District of Columbia, all of which former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney is expected to win.

Two of four sailors who were injured when their 67-foot racing yacht was damaged by high seas over the weekend will be flown to San Francisco on Monday.

Three widows of Osama bin Laden are expected to be charged Monday with living illegally in Pakistan, an offense that carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.

Hours after raucous University of Kentucky students torched cars and couches after their men's basketball team advanced to the NCAA championship, the Wildcats' coach said that he understood fans' passion but was "disappointed" by some of their actions.

A foundation created by Ray Charles is suing seven of the late singer's children, accusing them of violating a deal with their father not to claim any rights to his estate.

The movement calling for justice in the Trayvon Martin case hit Miami on Sunday, with civil rights leaders and the slain teenager's parents among those repeating their call to have the teenager's killer arrested.

Miguel de la Madrid, Mexico's president as the country struggled through an economic crisis in the 1980s, died Sunday. He was 77.

While his rivals remain consistently defiant, they're doing little to hamper Mitt Romney's momentum ahead of nominating contests on Tuesday.

Trayvon Martin's parents will ask the Justice Department to look into a Florida prosecutor's interactions with police investigating the teen's death, the family's lawyer said.

Bob Greene says politicians have been throwing the virtuous word around like it's an epithet. But voters, especially in a general election, may not be swayed: America is a pretty centrist country

After bad weather hindered earlier rescue attempts, two seriously injured sailors were safely on a boat off California's coast after a freak wave damaged their 67-foot-yacht, the Coast Guard said.

The U.S. vows to nearly double its funding to the opposition, and Turkey's prime minister promises that the Syrian people won't be left alone.

The Syrian government is trying to "systematically dismantle" the anti-regime "citizen journalist network" and have seized a key player in the operation, activists told CNN Saturday.

The victory would be momentous for the Nobel peace prize laureate, after a decades-long fight for democracy. Official results may be known by Monday morning.

The Kansas Jayhawks edged past the Ohio State Buckeyes late Saturday night, setting up an an NCAA tournament championship showdown with top-seeded Kentucky.

Cuban President Raul Castro has granted Pope Benedict XVI's request to make Good Friday a holiday -- at least this year -- Cuban state media reported Saturday.

Jeremy Lin, who brought "Linsanity" into the lexicon when he came off the bench and led the New York Knicks to a string of wins, suffered a knee injury and will be out about six weeks, the team said Saturday.

Gunfire rang out outside a Miami funeral home, killing two people and injuring 12 others, police said.

In the six months since the repeal of the U.S. military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy, many of the most prestigious military institutions in the country are adding a student group to their club rosters that they had never seen before: gay pride groups.

Catherine Lord says the new CDC study is striking in showing the variability in terms of region, gender, race and ethnicity