What's driving the price of gas?
About two-thirds of all the oil traded is bought and sold not by oil companies, but by investors
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About two-thirds of all the oil traded is bought and sold not by oil companies, but by investors
As U.S. politicians fret over the mission, coalition forces declare a near-victory in Libya
A glimpse at the days news as seen through a camera's lens
As Libya, Bahrain, Yemen and Syria roil, the Mideast proves fertile ground for popular uprisings
Group was cycling when they were kidnapped by armed men and put in two vans, police official says
Officials find radioactive material at levels more than double the recommended limit for infants; residents wonder "what's next?"
Jeremy Morlock accused of killing three unarmed Afghan men; First of five soldiers tried for crime
Coalition airstrikes begin targeting Libyan soldiers; Gates says US could hand over control by Saturday
Setbacks continue to plague effort to stabilize radiation-leaking reactors; workers won't be able to resume operations until Thursday
Phoned-in threat and suspicious package forced police to evacuate 4,000 tourists from area; No explosives found
More than 20 wounded in what Israeli authorities say is first major Palestinian militant attack in the city in several years
U.S.-led operation costing hundreds of millions and counting; Will operation continue for weeks, months or more?
President echoes top U.S. military officials, calling ground role "absolutely" out of the question
Embattled president asked for new powers of arrest, detention and censorship to quash popular uprising
Transition to renewable energy accelerated in wake of Japan's Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant disaster