15,000 security personnel shielded the Olympic torch on its truncated tour in New Delhi Thursday. Thousands of pro-Tibet protesters were kept from the route.
AP - Pope Benedict XVI returned to the clergy sex abuse scandal as he preached Saturday in St. Patrick's cathedral, assuring priests and nuns that he was close to them as they battled the damage left by the scandal.
AP - President Bush and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak said Saturday that there still is a chance to make progress on eliminating North Korea's nuclear weapons programs, urging critics to see what Pyongyang says in a required declaration before deciding whether nations are being too lenient.
AP - Hillary Rodham Clinton implored Pennsylvanians on Saturday to think about the nation's trade and debt burdens, the growth of China and the restive Middle East when they vote in the state's pivotal primary, perhaps her last chance to stall rival Barack Obama's reach for the Democratic nomination.
Pope Benedict XVI again addressed the Catholic Church's sexual abuse scandal today, assuring priests, nuns and other religious of his "spiritual closeness" as they recover from the scandal's damage. Benedict celebrated Mass at New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral.
The Russian Soyuz space capsule carrying a three-member crew including South Korea's first astronaut landed Saturday in Kazakhstan, about 2420 kilometers from the planned landing area, Russia's Interfax news agency said.