Gas Prices Slide To Less Than 80 Cents A Litre For First Time Since 2005 The last time prices were less than 80 cents a litre was in March of 2005 - when drivers were shelling out 79.2 cents a litre to keep their vehicles topped up.

8-Yr.-Old Boy Allegedly Confesses To Planned Murders On Police Tape A shocking case continues to unfold in Arizona, with the release of a chilling interrogation video.

Judge reverses order in Politkovskaya case Judge reverses order in Politkovskaya case

Door opens for a Putin return? Door opens for a Putin return?

Pirates seize three more ships Pirates seize three more ships

UPDATE: Boil Order In Effect for 18 N.J. Towns Residents of 18 communities in central New Jersey are being advised to boil water after a 60-inch water main broke in Franklin Township.

Some Conn. Dems. Still Want Lieberman Punished Some Connecticut Democrats think Sen. Joe Lieberman's Washington colleagues let him off the hook. Now, they say, it's time for them to move forward with a possible censure by the state party.

2 LIRR Trains Bump Entering Queens Station Long Island Rail Road says two westbound trains ``bumped'' as they were entering a Queens stations. There are no reports of injuries.

Pirates release Hong Kong ship Somali pirates have released a Hong Kong-flagged ship and its 25 crew seized two months ago, a Kenyan maritime official says.

Lost bag 'a major hiccup' Flight controllers are revamping plans for spacewalks planned during Endeavour's visit to the ISS after a crucial tool bag floated out to space.

Australia curbs welfare Restrictions on how Aborigines are allowed to spend their welfare payments will be applied to all races in certain communities in Australia.

SA 'faces investment recession' SA is facing a recession in gross domestic fixed investment according to an expert, who says the decline in the number of building plans passed proves this.

Blue light shooter 'late for MEC' A VIP protection unit member was not attending to any emergency when he allegedly shot out the tyres of a car he was overtaking, a court has heard.

Nel 'deserves 20-25 years in jail' Skierlik murder accused Johann Nel deserves a sentence of between 20 and 25 years, a psychologist has testified during his murder trial.

ELVs a waste of time? South Africa's vaunted expansive game under Peter de Villiers is not reflected in the statistics of their last two outings.

Donation Presented to Freedom Alliance During Air Force Academy Football Game On Saturday, November 15 a check for $32,000 was presented to Freedom Alliance during the BYU vs. Air Force Academy football game.

New Jordanian Movie Makes History Movie enthusiasts lined the aisles at the Goethe-Institut for the Washington premiere of Jordanian film Captain Abu Raed.

Secretary General to Visit Ghana The Secretary General of NATO, Mr. Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, will travel to Ghana on 19-21 November 2008, at the invitation of the President.

Chinese president chats with local resident in Havana Special: President Hu Attends Financial Summit, APEC ...

Somali pirates wreak havoc along key shipping route BEIJING, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- Attacks by pirates off the ...

Chinese scientists use herbs to treat cows, cut chemical residue in milk Chinese scientists are attempting to keep milk free of chemical residues by using herbal medicines to treat bacterial infections in cows.

Lebanese army orders handing over Fattah al-Islam leader BEIRUT, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- The Lebanese army has ordered ...

Philippine police thwarts bomb attack at airport MANILA, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- The Philippine security ...

"Men of the Year" party star-studded in LA Actor Zac Efron poses at the 13th annual GQ ...

Hamas denies reports on its acceptance to extend Abbas' term Palestinian Islamic Hamas movement on Wednesday denied reports that it had accepted to extend President Mahmoud Abbas' term in exchange for joining the presidency's institutions.

Sources: Inter-Palestinian dialogue to resume next month Well-informed Palestinian sources revealed on Wednesday that Egypt would invite the Palestinian factions, including rival Fatah and Hamas, to Cairo on early December to resume the national dialogue.

Hamas: Gaza ceasefire has price that Israel should pay Special report: Palestine-Israel Relations GAZA, Nov. ...

Finance Minister: Russia's inflation to fall in 2009 Special Report:Global Financial Crisis MOSCOW, Nov. 19 ...

Eurozone construction output down 1.3 % in September Special Report:Global Financial Crisis BRUSSELS, Nov. 19 ...

Regional ministers urge AU to demarcate int'l boundaries among member states KAMPALA, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- Ministers from 14 African ...

S Korea predicted to post trade shortfall next year Special Report:Global Financial Crisis SEOUL, Nov. 19 ...

Japan's six major nonlife insurers see total loss of 190 bln yen Special Report:Global Financial Crisis TOKYO, Nov. 19 ...

Official: Beijing won't restrict private car purchase to ease traffic, pollution BEIJING, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- Beijing will not restrict the ...

China city reduces cab management fees following driver strike CHONGQING, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- Cab companies agreed to ...

Philippines cuts cement, flour tariffs MANILA, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- The Philippines will cut ...

S Korea becomes largest export market for U.S. beef SEOUL, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- South Korea became the largest ...

Report: Iran ready to triple its navy might in Gulf Iran's Basij (voluntary forces) Commander Hojatoleslam Hossein Ta'eb said here Wednesday that Iran would enhance its navy might three times if there was a necessity, the official IRNA news agency reported.

8-Year-Old: 'I Shot My Dad' Concerns raised when police interrogated kid without council.

Woman gets windpipe made of stem cells Doctors have given a woman a new windpipe with tissue engineered from her own stem cells in what experts are hailing as a "milestone in medicine." The breakthrough allowed Claudia Castillo, 30, to receive a new section of trachea without the risk that her body would reject the transplant.

CNN - Boy's Alleged Slaying Confession Tape Released An 8-year-Old Arizona Boy Suspected In The Deaths Of His Father And Another Man Can Be Heard In A Videotape Of His Police Interview Telling Officers That He Shot Both Men After He Came Home From School. The Boy, Sitting Cross-Legged In An Overstuffed Armchair, Initially Denied Involvement In The Shootings But Later Said He Shot His Already Wounded Father "Because He Was Suffering."