Cupcake Deemed 'Security Threat' Confiscated
A Massachusetts woman says a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agent confiscated her cupcake because its "gel-like" frosting could have been an explosive. Rebecca Hains, or Peabody, told...
View ArticleLoads of fish: Kim's final gift to North Korea
IT may stink of oddness but citizens in Pyongyang were "deeply moved" by Kim Jong-Il's final gift to his people.
View ArticleMinn. Church Recalls How Christmas Carols Saved Some U.S. Lives in World War
RAY SUAREZ: Finally tonight, the true tale of a Christmas Eve attack and rescue during World War II, retold by a Minnesota congregation. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro has our story. FRED DE...
View ArticleDonald Trump shores up 2012 election bid
BILLIONAIRE changes his voter registration to "unaffiliated", fuelling rumours he will run for US presidency in 2012.
View ArticleBargain Basement and Top Shelf: What's Driving Growth for Retailers?
Photo by flickr user Ian Britton. "We're all peacocks. We all like to show off." That's what Milton Pedraza, CEO of the Luxury Institute, in a conversation about changes in spending trends amid an...
View ArticleSPOILER ALERT - Queen's Christmas message
SNEAK preview of the hottest show on Christmas Day reveals Queen Elizabeth II's traditional message will be ... exactly that.
View ArticleNew Morocco Constitution, Election Meant to Avoid Arab Spring-Style Uprising
RAY SUAREZ: Now, the second report from my recent trip to Morocco. Tonight, how changes sweeping the Arab world brought new elections in the North African nation and new hopes for greater democracy....
View ArticleNight before Xmas spent cleaning up Christchurch
RESIDENTS want out after Christchurch suburb streets turn to liquid, and yesterday's earthquake forces yet another clean-up.
View Article3 US citizens among victims in Mexico bus attack
Tree U.S. citizens traveling to spend the holidays with their relatives in Mexico were among those killed in a spree of shooting attacks on buses in northern Mexico, authorities from both countries...
View ArticleFrance to pay for breast implants removal
FRANCE has agreed to pay for 30,000 women to have potentially faulty breast implants removed.
View ArticleDoctors beat Kurdish woman during giving birth in Turkey
The doctors explained that they broke her finger accidentally when they were joking...
View ArticleAl-Qaeda blamed for Damascus attacks
Syrian officials are blaming al-Qaeda militants for two deadly explosions in the capital Damascus. Two car bombs were reportedly detonated close to security buildings, killing at least 40 people....
View ArticleU.S. Offers $10M For Iran-Based Al Qeada Financier
The U.S. State Department offered a $10 million reward Thursday for information that helps authorities find Ezedin Abdel Aziz Khalil, better known as Yasin al Suri, an Iran-based senior financier of Al...
View ArticlePrince Philip 'on the mend' after heart surgery
UPDATE: Duke recovering well following successful heart surgery as the Royal family gathers for Christmas.
View ArticleAuthor Daniel Yergin on U.S. Need for a 'Diversified Energy Portfolio'
JUDY WOODRUFF: Next, a look at the ever-growing global search for energy. Oil prices rose to nearly $100 a barrel today amid concern over tensions and violence in Iraq and Syria and the possible...
View ArticleRail manager committed suicide after corrupt dealings exposed
A senior manager at Network Rail committed suicide with his wife after the net began to close in on a scam involving bribes from corrupt executives.
View ArticleCupcake deemed 'security threat', confiscated
US woman says a TSA agent confiscated her cupcake because its "gel-like" frosting could have been an explosive.
View ArticleDog act sees 'sex offender' jailed for 10 years
WHEELCHAIR-bound meth addict who sexually assaulted chihuahua named sex offender and sent to jail for 10 years.
View ArticleLoads of fish Kim's last gift to North Korea
CITIZENS in Pyongyang "deeply moved" by Kim Jong-Il's final gift to his people: loads of fish.
View ArticlePhotos: Christmastime in Bethlehem
The head of the Roman Catholic Church in the Holy Land, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Fuad Twal, arrives at the Church of the Nativity in the biblical West Bank city of Bethlehem on December 24,...
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