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  • Hundreds flee shifting Calif. fire

    Fire near Belden, Calif.With California on edge as a heat wave threatened to worsen firefighting efforts, hundreds of people north of the state capital evacuated Tuesday after a fire shifted direction.




  • Town split over teacher accused of preaching

    In this undated file photo released by Mount Vernon, Ohio, City Schools as a part of independent investigation report, a Mount Vernon student with a branded cross on his arm is shown. A public school teacher taught creationism in his science class and used a device to burn the image of a cross on students' arms, according to a report by independent investigators. Mount Vernon Middle School teacher John Freshwater was insubordinate in failing to remove a Bible and other religious materials from his classroom and continued to preach his Christian beliefs despite complaints by other teachers and administrators, the report also said. Demonstrations on the town square in Mount Vernon, Ohio, show how divided people are over the school board's decision to fire a science teacher accused of preaching his Christian beliefs in the classroom and burning crosses on students' arms.




  • Judge to White House: Gitmo gets top priority

    An attorney representing the detainees at Guantanamo argues before Chief Judge Thomas Hogan in U.S.District Court.The Bush administration says it has already cleared one in five detainees at Guantanamo Bay for release from the military-run facility in Cuba.




  • Receding floodwaters give up trove of debris

    This photo provided by Illinois-based Living Lands and Water shows LL&W crew members Geoff Manis and Mike Coyne-Logan, from left, with volunteers Linda and Dan Powell, from Davenport, Iowa, foreground, working to clean up the debris found along the banks of the Cedar River downriver from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on June 28, 2008. From riot gear to refrigerators, receding waters from the Midwest flooding are giving up trove of strange debris. As floodwaters retreat across the Midwest, remnants of washed-out households are turning up in the muddy ooze miles from the families who lost them.




  • Twister destroys homes, lightning kills boy

    A tornado touches down northeast of Rolla , N.D., , in a store parking lot on Monday, July 7, 2008. Residents say they were warned well before a tornado struck their small town, destroying six homes and damaging others.Residents say they were warned well before a tornado struck their small town, destroying six homes and damaging others.




  • Body ID'd as wife of convicted Calif. man

    In this Monday, April 28, 2008 file picture, Hans Reiser is escorted from the courtroom following the reading of the verdict in his murder trial in Oakland, Calif. The California software programmer convicted of killing his estranged wife, Nina Riser, has led police to a corpse that is believed to be hers. An attorney for Hans Reiser said his client led police to a wooded area of Redwood Regional Park in the Oakland hills. Police have identified the body found in the Oakland hills as convicted killer Hans Reiser's estranged wife.




  • Cheney's office denies climate meddling

    Centers for Disease Control Director Dr. Julie Gerberding testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, in this June file photo. The White House severely edited congressional testimony given Tuesday by Gerberding on the impact of climate change on health, removing specific scientific references to potential health risks, according to two sources familiar with the documents. A spokesperson for Vice President Cheney dismissed a claim by a former EPA official that Cheney's office pushed for deletions in climate testimony, while a Senate Democrat vowed to hold a hearing.




  • Report: War powers law should be repealed
    Congress should pass legislation to require the president to consult lawmakers before going to war, according to a bipartisan study group chaired by former U.S. secretaries of state James Baker III and Warren Christopher.

  • Family, admirers lay Helms to rest

    Mourners gather to watch as family members depart for a private burial following funeral services for former Sen. Jesse Helms at Hayes-Barton Baptist Church in Raleigh, N.C., Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Helms, who represented North Carolina in the Senate from 1973 to 2003, died Friday. Vice President Dick Cheney and a delegation of U.S. senators joined hundreds of other mourners who paid their respects Tuesday at the funeral of former Sen. Jesse Helms.




  • Hurricane weakens to Category 1

    IN SPACE - JULY 08: In this satellite handout image provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Hurricane Bertha continues to gain strength off the southeast coast of Bermuda at 11:45 GMT July 8, 2008 in the Atlantic Ocean. Bertha was named the first hurricane of the Atlantic season when it was upgraded from a tropical storm. Bertha is moving toward the northwest at 10 MPH with maximum sustained winds near 120 MPH. The first hurricane of the 2008 Atlantic storm season continued to weaken Tuesday, dropping to a Category 1 storm with 85 mph winds, the U.S. National Hurricane Center reported.

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