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IRBIL, Iraq (AP) -- The president of Iraq's self-rule Kurdish region demanded Wednesday that Shiite leaders agree on sharing power with their political opponents by September or else the Kurds could consider breaking away from Baghdad....

IRBIL, Iraq (AP) -- The president of Iraq's self-rule Kurdish region demanded Wednesday that Shiite leaders agree on sharing power with their political opponents by September or else the Kurds could consider breaking away from Baghdad....

IRBIL, Iraq (AP) -- The president of Iraq's self-rule Kurdish region demanded Wednesday that Shiite leaders agree on sharing power with their political opponents by September or else the Kurds could consider breaking away from Baghdad....

The head of Londonderry's regeneration body tells a Stormont committee that the company made mistakes while spending public money.

Law.com: Ohio Court Addresses Text Messages and the Fourth Amendment by Joshua A. Enge:

The question of who can challenge a search of cell phone records was before an Ohio court on Aug. [sic: April] 13. The case, from the Court of Appeals of Ohio, Sixth District, is State v. Young.

This case started with a missing 17-year-old girl. The police began to suspect that the defendant knew where she was. So they obtained his cell phone records from Verizon Wireless, by submitting a single page Emergency Request Form. The police also obtained the 17-year-old girl's cell phone records with the consent of her mother.

Newt Gingrich will officially end his bid for the Republican presidential nomination and formally express his support for Mitt Romney next week, two sources close to Gingrich tell CNN.

The number of interracial couples in the United States has reached an all-time high, with one in every 10 American opposite-sex married couples saying they're of mixed races, according to the most recent Census data released Wednesday.

France says the UN Security Council should consider the use of force in Syria if a UN-backed peace plan fails to stop violence in the country.

Warnings that gunman Raoul Moat had threatened to harm his ex partner were not acted upon, the BBC discovers.

A young woman has her child "marriage" legally annulled in northern Rajasthan state, in what is thought to be the first case of its kind in India.

The European Patent Office revokes a patent used to halt mobile phone sales in Germany.

Is the future of computers a hybrid gadget that will combine the battery life and computing heft of a laptop with the portability and ease-of-use of a tablet?

Your chance to quiz Cultural Olympiad director Ruth Mackenzie

Most of the ice being lost from Antarctica is going as a result of warm water eating the fringes of the continent, a new study confirms.

Anders Behring Breivik has told his trial in Oslo that a psychiatric report finding him insane in relation to the 77 killings he carried out was a "lie".

Frank Lampard is "gutted" that Chelsea captain John Terry will miss next month's Champions League final.

Ryan Day comes from 9-6 down to knock out Ding Junhui and Graeme Dott suffers his heaviest World Championship defeat, but Judd Trump progresses to the second round.

Eurozone leaders urge governments to focus on growth amid fears about the negative impact of austerity measures.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The agency that enforces the federal job discrimination laws has ruled for the first time that transgender people are protected from bias in the workplace.

In a groundbreaking decision late last week, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said a refusal to hire or otherwise discriminate on the ...

US President Barack Obama was not endangered by a prostitution scandal involving a dozen Secret Service agents in Colombia, a Senate panel is told.