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Ireland's justice minister is seeking a rematch after Thierry Henry confessed to handling the ball in the buildup to the goal that sent France to the World Cup.

Three teens accused of setting a 15-year-old friend on fire pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of attempted murder, a public offender for one of the boys said.

Major U.S. airlines' "going to see Grandma" surcharges are piling up this holiday season, and my, what big teeth they have.

For all the ballyhoo about Black Friday, the crown jewel in the holiday shopping calendar has been something of a bust for retailers. That's led to a shift in how the day is being handled this season.

A malfunctioning airline computer system that caused flight delays earlier today has been restored, the FAA says.

The results of gender tests conducted on runner Caster Semenya will not be made public, but Semenya can keep her gold medal for the women's 800-meter race, South Africa's sports ministry says.

Members of a House panel are asking questions today about faulty data on the Obama administration's Recovery.gov Web site.

Ten civilians were killed and 13 were wounded when a suicide attacker targeted a police vehicle, a spokesman for the Afghan Interior of Ministry said Thursday.

A 2007 memo written by Maj. Nidal Hasan's supervisor at Walter Reed Army Medical Center says the Fort Hood suspect demonstrated "a pattern of poor judgment."

The Army Corps of Engineers' failure to maintain a channel linking New Orleans to the Gulf of Mexico led to flooding during Hurricane Katrina, a court has ruled.

Microsoft Windows continues to dominate the PC market with a 90 percent market-share stronghold, but when it comes to smartphones, Microsoft is getting beat up worse than a mustachioed villain in a Jackie Chan movie.

A suicide bomber self-detonated Thursday morning outside the gates of a court compound in the heavily guarded administrative heart of the Pakistani city of Peshawar, the seventh deadly explosion there in less than two weeks.

Two U.S. service members were killed in southern Afghanistan today, NATO's International Security Assistance Force confirmed. A roadside bomb in Zabul province killed the troops, ISAF said.

Breast cancer surgeons, cancer organizations and even the White House are expressing concern about new screening recommendations issued by the United States Preventive Services Task Force.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Wednesday unveiled a sweeping health care bill that would expand health insurance coverage to 30 million more Americans at an estimated cost of $849 billion over 10 years.

President Obama wrapped up an eight-day tour of Asia on Thursday, holding talks with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak and speaking to American troops at Osan Air Base.

The United States and its allies are working on steps to take against Iran after its apparent rejection of a nuclear deal, U.S. President Obama said Thursday.

Hamid Karzai today vowed to use his second term as Afghanistan president to tackle corruption and drug-trafficking. "It's not easy to govern this state," Karzai said.

It is now a felony in New York to drive drunk or under the influence of drugs with a child in the vehicle, and will require first-time driving-while-intoxicated (DWI) offenders to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicles.

Sen. Harry Reid unveiled a sweeping health care bill that would expand insurance coverage to 30 million more Americans at an estimated cost of $849 billion over 10 years.