Hondurans went to the polls in a presidential election that many voters hoped would allow the country to emerge from the political crisis caused by last summer’s coup.

The gate-crashing couple was questioned over two days as part of the investigation into how they entered President Obama’s state dinner.

Switzerland’s political right scored a surprising win, denting the nation’s image as a bastion of tolerance.

Four uniformed police officers were shot to death as they sat in a coffee shop near Tacoma, Wash., in what one law enforcement official said was an apparent ambush.

Tiger Woods said an accident that sent him to the hospital was his fault and “embarrassing” to him and his family.

Iran warned that it would reduce its cooperation with the United Nation’s nuclear agency and in a gesture of defiance it ordered the construction of 10 new uranium enrichment plants.

The Nets dismissed Coach Lawrence Frank on Sunday afternoon with the team on the brink of equaling the worst start to a season in N.B.A. history.

The Jets host the Panthers in what could be their final "must-win" game of the season.

A program once scorned as a failed welfare scheme now helps feed one in eight Americans and one in four children.

The United Arab Emirates central bank said it stood behind domestic and foreign banks operating in Dubai after a recent announcement about Dubai World’s debt.

Iran’s parliament urged President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s government to submit a plan on reducing its cooperation level with the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog agency, state radio reported.

Public relations experts believe that the longer Tiger Woods waits to address the news media about his Friday morning car crash, the greater the possibility that his reputation could suffer.

President Asif Ali Zardari handed over his position in the nuclear command structure to his prime minister, in a sudden maneuver widely seen as a fresh sign of turmoil.

Some Republicans in South Carolina are questioning the conservative bona fides of Senator Lindsey Graham.

A six-week primer focuses on the history, the horticulture and the legal how-to’s of medical marijuana in Michigan.

A U.S. camp is holding inmates for sometimes weeks at a time, without access to the International Committee of the Red Cross, researchers and former detainees say.

Only a tiny fraction of mortgages have been permanently reduced under a $75 billion program for troubled homeowners.

The aspiring reality-TV stars who finessed their way into a state dinner are trying to cash in on their notoriety.

In Louisiana, training scenarios in mock Afghan villages are created from intelligence reports fresh from the front.

The Russian train bombing took place in an area so remote that people from nearby towns got to the site hours before rescue workers.