Updated: John McCain's campaign is seeing if it can cash in on a New York Times story that suggests the Arizona senator favored clients of a female telecommunications lobbyist. More >>
Updated: A man accused of planting firebombs at UC Riverside and sending threatening notes to campus officials in a bid to disrupt graduation ceremonies last June may be edging toward a plea agreement with the district attorney's office, a prosecutor said Thursday. More >>
Updated: Three U.S. senators, including John Kerry, Chuck Hagel, and Joe Biden, whose helicopters made emergency landings Thursday in the mountains of Afghanistan are all OK. More >>
Updated: Federal officials say that more than one-third of the 143 million pounds of California beef recalled last week went to school lunch programs. More >>
Updated: USDA inspectors and industry watchdogs say staff shortages threaten safety of the US meat supply. This comes on the heels of the nation's largest beef recall stemming from violations at a Chino slaughterhouse. More >>
Updated: Only about 1 in 4 Americans know the warning signs of a heart attack, U.S. health officials in Atlanta say. Most are also unaware that the first thing to do is call 911. Doctors with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the level of public awareness is alarmingly low. More >>
Updated: Next year's flu vaccine is on track for a complete overhaul to provide protection against three new and different virus strains - hopefully better protection than this year's version. More >>
Updated: There were no reported injuries after a large 6.0-magnitude earthquake in northeast Nevada. The temblor was felt as far away as Southern Calif. More >>
Updated: The Pentagon is awaiting to see if the fuel tank on a dying spy satellite was destroyed when the satellite was hit by a missile launched from a Navy ship. More >>
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