Embroiled in a high-profile corruption investigation, Israel?s prime minister says he will resign as soon as his party chooses a new leader in September elections.
?Between Earth and Heaven: The Architecture of John Lautner,? an exhibition at the Hammer Museum, makes a strong case that Lautner?s legacy has been curiously underestimated.
AP - John McCain's presidential campaign on Wednesday released a withering television ad comparing Barack Obama to Britney Spears and Paris Hilton, suggesting the Democratic contender is little more than a vapid but widely recognized media concoction.
AP - A year after the worst U.S. bridge collapse in a generation brought calls for immediate repairs to other spans, two of every three of the busiest problem bridges in each state — carrying nearly 40 million vehicles a day — have had no work beyond regular maintenance.
AP - The salmonella strain linked to a nationwide outbreak has been found in irrigation water and in a sample from a batch of serrano peppers at a Mexican farm, federal health officials said Wednesday.
Californians are no strangers to earthquakes, but this week's tremor near Los Angeles was an unsettling experience for both long-time residents and newer arrivals. Scientists say a major quake will strike California within the next few decades. It's a chance many are willing to take. "I don't think I'd leave," one iReporter said. "It's too much fun to be here."
The U.S. Navy fired the captain and executive officer of the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier George Washington on Wednesday because of a massive fire that damaged the ship in May, Navy officials said.
The United States has "wasted" more than half a billion dollars in Iraq repairing facilities that were damaged because of poor security, the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction says in a report released Wednesday.