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HOUSTON (AP) -- Jon Thompson has traveled the world collecting art and artifacts for museum exhibits, seen the remains of the Titanic on the sea floor and participated in two unsuccessful missions to find Amelia Earhart....

HOUSTON (AP) -- Jon Thompson has traveled the world collecting art and artifacts for museum exhibits, seen the remains of the Titanic on the sea floor and participated in two unsuccessful missions to find Amelia Earhart....

Energy companies will be required to tell customers what their best deal is, in a move which ministers say could save households up to £100 a year.

Rick Santorum has dropped his campaign to win the Republican presidential nomination, leaving former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney as the all but certain nominee.

Why Mozilla could be under threat from its biggest ally

The UK Border Agency is still failing in its "basic functions" in spite of efforts to overhaul it, MPs say.

Grand Junction: DA: Search central in State Trooper’s trial by Paul Shockley:

District Attorney Pete Hautzinger carried the unhinged front door that once stood at the Redlands home — splintered at an end and black shoe prints from police officers’ kicks elsewhere — into a courtroom today as the prosecution told jurors that the Fourth Amendment to U.S. Constitution was front and center in the trial of Colorado State Patrol trooper Ivan “Gene” Lawyer, who’s charged in the shooting death of 31-year-old Jason Kemp.

He told them to get a search warrant, prosecutors said.

“Jason Kemp died demanding his constitutional rights be honored,” Deputy District Attorney Todd Hildebrandt said during opening statements in Lawyer’s trial. “And the only force he (Kemp) used was trying to prevent them from coming inside his home.”

Kemp would have been justified that day in defending his home with deadly force as allowed under the doctrine of Colorado’s Make My Day law, the prosecutor told jurors.

“That force can be applied against a police officer,” Hildebrandt said.

"To Forgive Design" chronicles the most infamous engineering failures of our time. Matt Ridley reviews.

Exploring North Korea's contradictions

Football looks to topple cricket in India

Third-choice Liverpool goalkeeper Brad Jones thanks fans for their support since the death of his son from leukaemia.

Prohibiting their bond trading will seriously weaken banks and the markets that banks supply with liquidity.

Are taxpayers really getting $20 billion worth of value from having an extra 25 days of oil sitting in a Louisiana salt mine?

It is tempting, but dangerous and premature, to write off Egypt and its dominant Muslim Brotherhood.

DANE, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin's divisive governor officially hit the campaign trail for the first time Tuesday, kicking off a statewide tour by speaking at a farm in front of a tractor, as Democrats filed signatures needed to take him on in a recall election....

PARIS (AP) -- Europe's human rights court ruled Tuesday that Britain can send a radical Muslim cleric and four other suspects to the United States to face terrorism charges in a case that has been closely watched as an indicator of whether tough U.S. prisons could influence extradition policy....

PARIS (AP) -- Europe's human rights court ruled Tuesday that Britain can send a radical Muslim cleric and four other suspects to the United States to face terrorism charges in a case that has been closely watched as an indicator of whether tough U.S. prisons could influence extradition policy....

PARIS (AP) -- Europe's human rights court ruled Tuesday that Britain can send a radical Muslim cleric and four other suspects to the United States to face terrorism charges in a case that has been closely watched as an indicator of whether tough U.S. prisons could influence extradition policy....

Thomas Hardy on what life was like before global trade.

NEW YORK (AP) -- Passengers dressed in fur coats and wide-brimmed hats strolled the decks of a memorial ship as it began its journey to Canada to visit the spot where the Titanic sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean a century ago....