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In a no-frills studio in Fox News' Manhattan headquarters, Bill O'Reilly was wrangling with a guest, as usual.

Pope Benedict XVI said Saturday he is "truly sorry" for the abuse suffered by victims at the hands of Catholic priests in Ireland.

Roughly half of British Airways scheduled flights were canceled Saturday as the airline struggles to mimimize the impact of a three-day strike by cabin crew.

President Obama reiterated his offer of dialogue with Tehran in a message on Saturday to mark the beginning of the Iranian new year.

At least 12 people were wounded by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, Hamas officials said Saturday.

Australia declared a disaster situation Saturday along the country's eastern coast ahead of the arrival of Tropical Cyclone Ului.

Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has indicated that he'd lend key support to an immigration effort, but he's angry about Democrats' tactics in advancing a healthcare bill.

The lone Republican senator inclined to support the Obama administration's bid to pass a major immigration overhaul said Friday that if a healthcare bill passes this weekend, the immigration effort is dead for the year.

Obama and Pelosi work to nail down support from wavering lawmakers ahead of Sunday's vote. Abortion continues to be a sticking point.

With the clock ticking down to Sunday's vote on the $940-billion healthcare package, President Obama and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco) labored Friday to sustain their momentum in the face of continuing dissent in Democratic ranks over abortion and other issues.

Professionals from Los Angeles traveled to South America to study the aftermath, hoping their observations will help them design safer buildings.

When structural engineer Anuj Bansal designs systems for hospitals, university libraries and apartment complexes, seismic safety is a key consideration. But the best way to find out what it takes for a building to withstand a massive earthquake is to analyze the aftermath of an actual event.

The huge comic book and pop culture convention is outgrowing the San Diego Convention Center. All three cities want the crowds and their tourist dollars.

Call it a clash of the titans.

Storms in Mexico devastate an already low population of the migrating butterfly. An advocacy group encourages landowners to plant milkweed to help the survivors travel.

Monarch butterflies, devastated by storms at their winter home in Mexico, have dwindled to their lowest population levels in decades as they begin to return to the United States and Canada.

Haiti’s earthquake has exposed the inadequacies of its mental health services just at the moment when they are most needed.

Retailers say they are using video cameras to watch customers as a way to make shopping in stores more enjoyable, but privacy advocates are skeptical.

House Democratic leaders were exploring a deal that would clinch the votes to pass the legislation, but they faced stiff resistance from lawmakers who support abortion rights.

Pope Benedict XVI has signed a letter to be made public on Saturday aimed at defusing anger in Ireland over a sex abuse scandal in the Roman Catholic Church.

After packing more than a million sandbags and building miles of temporary dikes to hold back the surging Red River, Fargo, N.D., got lucky on Friday with a sudden drop in temperature.

Baylor’s Brittney Griner represents a progression in the women’s game: the big, strong, fluid and aggressive center.

The community organizing group has been battered politically from the right and has suffered from mismanagement and a loss of money.

For several weeks the issue of health care has overshadowed every other issue, foreign and domestic, faced by President Obama.

Officials blamed the 34 percent increase on the recession and promised new efforts to deal with the problem.