The Khmer Rouge tribunal is set to deliver its first verdict Monday in the case of former torture chief Duch. It may also be the last verdict at a court beset by allegations of corruption and political interference
Across Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, squatters have taken up residence in the empty shells of Taj Mahal-era Mughal structures. The Urban Study Group is trying to preserve and revitalize some of the 17th-19th century buildings.
Colorado Republican Ken Buck made a crack about Senate primary opponent Jane Norton's shoes at a campaign event this week. Analysts ask whether enough women voters will take offense to tip the balance of a close race.
Ford said it earned $2.6 billion in the quarter, its fifth consecutive quarterly profit, and said it expects to have more cash than debt by the end of 2011.
AP - Engineers prepared to abandon their vigil over BP's broken oil well Friday as ships and rig workers evacuated the Gulf of Mexico ahead of Tropical Storm Bonnie.
AP - Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel said Friday he looked forward to clearing his name next week at a meeting of the House ethics committee, which has indicated the 40-year congressional veteran will be charged with serious violations.
AP - City Council members who make nearly $100,000 a year for governing this small, poverty-plagued suburb of Los Angeles must resign immediately or face a recall campaign, a community group warned Friday.
Albanians in Kosovo are jubilant and Serbs are defiant over an International Court of Justice ruling that Kosovo's violent secession from Serbia did not violate any laws.
An alarm on the Deepwater Horizon had been "inhibited" nearly a year before the April 20 explosion that started the nation's worst oil disaster, a worker testified today.