AP - Aiming to assert control over the nation's economic debate, President Barack Obama on Tuesday warned Americans eager for good news that "by no means are we out of the woods" and argued his broad domestic agenda is the path to recovery.
AP - Somali pirates captured four ships and took more than 60 crew members hostage in a brazen hijacking spree, while the American captain freed from their grip planned to reunite with his crew and fly home Wednesday to the United States.
AP - North Korea vowed Tuesday to restart its nuclear reactor and to boycott international disarmament talks for good in retaliation for the U.N. Security Council's condemnation of its rocket launch.
A man who landed a plane with the assistance of air traffic controllers after the pilot fell unconscious and died said today he is "still in a daze of adrenaline." Doug White, his wife and two daughters were flying home from a funeral for White's brother. White recalled watching the pilot perform his "climb checklist." Then the pilot went silent and his eyes rolled back. "We were in trouble," White said.
Federal immigration agents could pick up Nazi war crimes suspect John Demjanjuk for deportation to Germany as early as Tuesday afternoon, his attorney said.
As the Defense Department weighs options to prevent a repeat of the drama that unfolded on the seas this weekend, those who patrol the waters say pirates must be rooted out before they leave land.