Posted: 1:38 PM A border state in northern Mexico is trying something it hopes will be more effective than photos on milk cartons to help find missing women and children. It's using advertisements on tortilla wrappers.
Updated: 5:26 PM Mikhail Gorbachev says he's feeling the effects of old age, but aims to stay active as long as he can.
Updated: 8:54 AM Elephant calf raised by woman in Malawi dies.
Posted: 5:38 AM Nine decades after they became man and wife, Wu Conghan, 101, and Wu Songshi, 103, finally got around to getting their wedding photos taken.
Posted: 9:04 AM The head of Bahrain's main opposition group says envoys from the U.S. and other countries are acting as intermediaries with the Gulf nation's rulers, seeking to ease 21 months of unrest.
Posted: 8:22 AM Ikea To Release Report On East German Forced Labor
Posted: 8:18 AM Security breach at Tower of London
Updated: 8:16 AM Budget block on Italy quake aid called shameful.
Posted: 8:45 AM More than a foot of snow has fallen in the Rockies with some parts of the Midwest have seen over a half foot.
Posted: 7:00 AM The Israeli military says it scored "direct hits" on targets in Syria after responding to stray mortar fire from its northern neighbor.
Posted: 5:55 AM The bungling of reports that powerful Britons sexually abused children has thrown one of the largest and most respected broadcasters in the world into a deep crisis.
Posted: 12:56 PM Customs authorities in Dubai have seized ivory worth as much as $4.1 million (US) from more than 100 poached elephants.
Updated: 12:50 PM Paraguayan officials say they have arrested a Bolivian drug lord and seized more than a ton of cocaine in a northern city along the border with Brazil.
Updated: 12:43 PM The spokesman for Libya's prosecutor general says the last prime minister under ousted dictator Moammar Gadhafi will be put on trial for crimes allegedly committed under the former regime.
Posted: 12:39 PM Syrian activists say anti-government groups have reached a preliminary deal to form a new opposition leadership under pressure from the international community.
Posted: 12:34 PM NATO says a gunman wearing an Afghan army uniform has shot and killed a service member fighting with U.S.-led coalition forces in Afghanistan.
Updated: 10:31 AM Fruits, vegetables and wheat bread are all sources of fiber. Now, so is Pepsi-Cola in Japan.
Posted: 12:59 PM Sao Paulo's Public Safety Department says that at least 140 people have been killed in South America's biggest city over the past two weeks in a rising wave of violence.
Updated: 12:55 PM Diplomats say proposed high-level talks between Israel and its Muslim neighbors on a Mideast free of weapons of mass destruction have been called off.
Updated: 1:16 PM Vatican digs in after gay marriage advances in US, Europe by asking sarcastically, "Why not polygamy?"
Posted: 3:40 PM The Pentagon says an Iranian military plane fired upon, but did not hit, an unarmed U.S. drone aircraft a week ago in what a spokesman said was international airspace over the Persian Gulf.
Posted: 3:38 PM Syrian opposition leaders say they have made progress toward forging a broad-based leadership group sought by the international community.
Updated: 9:46 AM The next archbishop of Canterbury will be officially introduced Friday, with the expectation that the new leader of the world's Anglicans will be former oil company executive Jason Welby.
Posted: 3:24 PM A U.S. agent who investigated a massacre at two Afghan villages last March says the soldier charged in the killings had taken steroids.
Posted: 12:44 PM Guatemala's president says that preliminary reports indicate at least 15 people have died in a 7.4 magnitude earthquake.
