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When Ji Yeqing awakened, she was already in the recovery room.

The first of three siblings who pleaded guilty to charges related to a multistate crime spree was sentenced in Colorado on Monday to 32 years in prison.

News that Microsoft has sunk $300 million into a venture with Barnes & Noble sends a clear signal that the computing giant and the bookseller aim to shake up the e-book market with new ammo in their fight against Amazon and Apple.

If international efforts to halt Iran's nuclear program fail, any military action against Tehran should be led not by Israel, but by the United States, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said this week.

President Barack Obama on Monday appeared to call out Mitt Romney for what he said four years ago on the campaign trail about going after Osama bin Laden.

David Frum says popular entertainment isn't reflecting the human damage caused by the Great Recession, so he decided to write a novel about it.

John Avlon: The Freedom Tower shows that whatever devastation we face, we can come back bigger and better than before.

An al Qaeda document intercepted by German intelligence -- and encoded in a porn video file -- details a changing strategy.

President Obama declines to confirm whether the U.S. is sheltering escaped dissident Chen Guangcheng, ahead of a trip by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Beijing.

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency's office in Dallas has resigned over comments he made in 2010 that became the focus of political condemnation last week.

It was probably only a matter of time -- about 365 days, in fact -- before the death of Osama bin Laden got into the political groundwater of 2012.

David Gergen says yes, the president's team is exploiting the anniversary but the more important question is whether we're safer

Elaine Kamarck says the "boys will be boys" culture of the agency may have been responsible for compromising the safety of the president and the nation. It's hard to imagine women heading out to a brothel together.

An Australian mining magnate has commissioned a Chinese shipyard to build a replica of the ill-starred Titanic; complete in every detail but equipped with modern technology to prevent a repeat of the original's fateful maiden voyage 100 years ago.

A Chinese musician famous for playing a two-stringed fiddle, a 1994 Hollywood drama about two prison inmates, a United Airlines flight bound for Washington and CNN -- what do they have in common?

Authorities in Peru are investigating the death of over 538 pelicans, along with other birds, on the northern coast of the country, the Peruvian ministry of production said Sunday.

The U.N. observer mission in Syria forged ahead Monday, even after the mission's leader admitted the group's efforts are futile unless all factions commit to full candor and peace.

Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi says she'll drop her opposition to the swearing-in oath, allowing her to take up her seat in parliament on Wednesday.

The jury is expected to begin deliberations today in the case of a man accused of trying to detonate a bomb in the New York subway system.

John Edwards sternly reassured the wife of his then-campaign aide that using money from his wealthy benefactor to pay his mistress's expenses was legal, she testified Monday.