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The actor is losing weight for the film "Nightcrawler."     

Chaos erupted after the first student was shot. Children ran screaming and crying. Almost everyone on the playground sprinted away from the boy who had just fired a pistol at his schoolmate.

LONDON (AP) -- London may be famed for its historic sites, double-decker buses and West End shows, but it now has a more dubious distinction: It has become the tuberculosis capital of Western Europe.     

China, India sign border cooperation accord to rebuild confidence after territorial standoff     

Fierce winds and soaring temperatures have whipped up new bushfires near Sydney as the crisis enters its seventh day.

Chinese paper urges release of journalist who reported provincial company's financial problems     

Suspected Libyan militant leader Abu Anas al-Liby, seized earlier this month in a US raid in Tripoli, appears for a second time at a federal court in New York.

BOSTON (AP) -- Slain Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev was named as a participant in an earlier triple homicide by a man who was subsequently shot to death while being questioned by authorities, according...

Saudi Arabia's intelligence head, Bandar bin Sultan, reportedly says there will be a 'major shift' in relations with US.

The University of Iowa says that a teaching assistant for a math class sent an email with files depicting inappropriate sexual content to her students by accident.

A couple who trafficked a 10-year-old girl to the UK, who was repeatedly raped and kept as a servant for nearly a decade, have been jailed.

Opposition activists demand resignation of government ahead of crisis talks aimed at ending political deadlock.

WASHINGTON -- FedEx and other corporations with gay-friendly policies have partnered with an anti-gay evangelical organization as part of a lobbying effort around energy policy, according to tax documents. FedEx Presiden...

Australia plans to boost debt ceiling to $486 billion to avoid Washington-style crisis     

Second Los Angeles airport worker pleads not guilty to setting dry ice bombs     

Soldiers' widows take legal action against Chile's Communist leader, who said his party approved a 1986 attack on General Pinochet, in which their husbands died.

Utah Highway Patrol officers stun, arrest man who drove truck up steps of state Capitol     

UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power says she met with the daughter of Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya and discussed the need for an investigation into his death.     

College student and sex trafficking survivor spoke on experiences.     

ZZ Top This! Bearded rockers with a baseball connection root on those scruffy Red Sox     

Sophia Loren, once jailed for tax evasion, notches win in Italy's top court over tax bill     

Haitian lawyer who brought government corruption cases detained, then sprung by supporters