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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -- Two unidentified bodies have been found at a Mississippi residence associated with a man suspected of abducting a Tennessee woman and her three young daughters, who are believed to be in "extreme danger," authorities said Saturday....

DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will use a two-day visit to India this week to urge further reductions in Indian imports of Iranian oil....

DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will use a two-day visit to India this week to urge further reductions in Indian imports of Iranian oil....

DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will use a two-day visit to India this week to urge further reductions in Indian imports of Iranian oil....

Hundreds of zombies have taken over the streets of Prague for the annual zombie walk through the Czech capital.

Defendant consented to a search of his computer for evidence of voyeurism. His cell phone was discovered to be an instrumentality of the crime for some of the photographs, so it was properly seized. State v. Dennison, 2012 Ohio 1988, 2012 Ohio App. LEXIS 1744 (6th Dist. May 4, 2012).*

In a search warrant for drugs and “any and all other items related to the purchase, manufacture or sale of illegal drugs,” the police were permitted to seize, in addition to drugs: “(1) 2 flat screen TVs, (2) a camera, (3) a snow blower, (4) a stereo, (5) a dvd player, (6) a refrigerator, (7) an electric range, (8) a washer and dryer, (9) a receiver, (10) a stun gun, and (11) a bicycle.” Considering defendant’s comparatively lavish lifestyle while on unemployment and the seizure of $42,000 in cash from his house, there was justification for the seizure based on the officer’s reasonable belief it was all bought with drug proceeds. State v. Kreuz, 2012 Ohio 1990, 2012 Ohio App. LEXIS 1747 (6th Dist. May 4, 2012):

Detective Jones acknowledged that none of the above items were listed in the search warrant. He testified, however, that based on what he knew of appellant's financial situation, the above high end items could only have been purchased from proceeds appellant received through drug trafficking. Detective Jones cited appellant's properly subpoenaed bank and tax records which showed that appellant was unemployed and receiving weekly unemployment benefits in the approximate amount of $250 a week. This appeared to be appellant's only income. However, a large amount of cash, $42,799, was found in the home. Appellant was also making a mortgage payment of approximately $1,000 a month. Receipts found for some of the items listed above showed that appellant paid for those items with either cash or gift cards. After relaying his impressions to the Wood County prosecutor, he was advised to seize the above listed items.

GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba (AP) -- They knelt in prayer, ignored the judge and wouldn't listen to Arabic translations as they confronted nearly 3,000 counts of murder. The self-proclaimed mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks and four co-defendants defiantly disrupted an arraignment that ended late Saturday in the opening act of the long-stalled effort to prosecute them in a military court....

A "supermoon", bigger and brighter than usual, is seen in the night sky as it comes closer to the Earth - bringing with it the chance of higher tides.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Republican Richard Lugar has shown through a lengthy Senate career that he can broker compromises on international and domestic issues, and avoid the acrimony that often brings Washington to a halt....

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Republican Richard Lugar has shown through a lengthy Senate career that he can broker compromises on international and domestic issues, and avoid the acrimony that often brings Washington to a halt....

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Two Americans detained and accused of spying after hiking near the Iraq-Iran border three years ago will marry Saturday in the San Francisco Bay area....

Head teachers accuse England's chief inspector of schools of "bully boy tactics" against their profession.

At least 14 people have been killed after a fire ripped through a drugs rehabilitation centre in the Peruvian capital, Lima.

Police in western Nepal say a river has burst its banks, killing at least 13 people near Mount Annapurna, an area popular with tourists.

Eight suspected ticket touts are arrested before the FA Cup final as part of a clampdown ahead of this summer's Olympic and Paralympic Games.

A Michigan man was arraigned Saturday as part of a homicide investigation into the deaths of women linked to a website that hosts ads for escort services.

Conservative MP Nadine Dorries says some of her colleagues could push for a confidence vote in Prime Minister David Cameron unless he changes policies.

Does the Kentucky Derby still live up to its old reputation?

Scientists in Peru hunt the cause of the mysterious deaths of hundreds of pelicans on the coast in the north of the country.

Serbs are voting in presidential, parliamentary and local elections in what is expected to be a tight race.