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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 — Moments before a Mississippi prisoner was scheduled to die by lethal injection Tuesday evening, the Supreme Court granted him a stay of execution and thus gave a nearly indisputable indication that a majority intends to block all executions until the court decides a lethal...  

House Probes Blackwater Immunity - Bush Rejects Combining Military, Domestic Spending - NBA's Openers May Help League Overcome Scandals - Internet access tax moratorium extended another seven years: The House had previously approved a four-year extension, but some representatives wanted to see the moratorium made permanent...  

The parents of missing Madeleine McCann defend using public fund to pay mortgage - Ultra-violet light for attacking tumours - Lawyers at the inquest into the death of Princess Diana attacked the testimony of a motorcyclist - Romania and Bulgaria: UK Keeps Immigration Restrictions.
 

After Bararck Obama opened a new line of attack against Hillary Clinton, the frontrunner in the Democratic race for president has shot right back. Obama is arguing that Clinton has been less than candid on the trail, especially about how to fix Social Security, which is due to go into the red in...  

Embassy terror attack 'foiled' in Azerbaijan - Socialite named as royal sex and drugs ''blackmailer'' - Charities welcome plans for child poverty unit - Study finds organic food is healthier - 3 and Skype launch VoIP mobile calls.  

Scandal in Buckingham Palace about an alleged "sex and drugs" blackmail plot targeting a member of the royal family - Growth of our population is unsustainable, says Cameron - Lewis storms to top of British charts.  

LAKE ARROWHEAD, Calif. Crews try to contain remaining wildfires; PETERBOROUGH, N.H. Giuliani blasts Clinton; WASHINGTON- Obama: Honesty on Social Security; DEARBORN, Mich.- Richardson touts foreign policy resume; CHARLOTTE, N.C.- Manning breaks Unitas' Colts TD record... LAKE ARROWHEAD, Calif....  

Nurses to decide if patients are revived; Tough restrictions will be kept for low-skilled workers from Europe; Sven-Goran Eriksson keeps on smiling as critics suddenly fall silent... Nurses to decide if patients are revived: Nurses are to be granted the power not to resuscitate people...  

The Sudanese government has announced a unilateral cease-fire in Darfur at the opening of peace talks aimed at ending nearly five years of conflict in the region. Sudanese presidential advisor Nafie Ali Nafie announced the immediate, unilateral cease-fire as the joint U.N.-African Union-sponsored...  

Court frees U.S. teen jailed 10 years for oral sex; Chrysler workers approve contentious labor pact; The White House holds surveillance materials hostage; Rethinking Fire Policy in the Tinderbox Zone; Britain Prepares for First Ever Regular Season Professional American Football Game; US Issues...  

Catching California arsonists is daunting task; FEMA apologizes for fake "reporters"; Devices explode at Mexican consulate in New York; Trial of Syrian starts in N.Y. over terrorism hoax; Rice taps Clinton, Carter for Middle East advice; Red Sox mania grips Boston... Catching California arsonists...  

Oink founder: We're just like Google - Russell Watson 'stable' following brain surgery - Blair reaches deal to write Downing Street memoirs - Boots raise Diana 'spy' theory - Spurs target Ramos quits Sevilla edition.
 

Three people are facing 355 charges for burgling into fast-food restaurants in a "unique way" in Toronto, Canada's largest city, local media reported Thursday. The suspects, two men and one woman, targeted more than 200 businesses across the Toronto area since the fall in 2006, netting 250,000...  

WASHINGTON - Some Democratic presidential candidates worried on Thursday the White House had begun a march to war by declaring Iran's Revolutionary Guard a terrorism supporter while a top Republican said "bombardment" of Iran should be an option. Republican presidential candidate...  

Former Gov. George Ryan will ask to remain free while he appeals his corruption and fraud convictions to the U.S. Supreme Court, which now is "the end of the line," his lead attorney said this afternoon. Jim Thompson, himself a former governor of Illinois, made the announcement at a news...  

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Rod Stewart’s models have tended to be of one type - blonde, leggy and on his arm. But the one he has kept hidden for many years was revealed yesterday, and it was steamier than anyone might have imagined. His secret is a spectacular model railway set. Laid out at his mansion in Beverley Hills,...  

WASHINGTON — The Senate today rebuffed a measure that would grant legal status to hundreds of thousands of young illegal immigrants if they attend college or join the military. Supporters of the DREAM Act fell eight votes short of the 60 needed to keep the legislation alive, with Texas GOP Sens....  

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 — Defense Secretary Robert Gates, clearly seeking to mollify Moscow, said today that the United States might delay activating its planned East European missile defense sites, even as President Bush pleaded vigorously with Congress to fully finance the sites, which he said...