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Two men are being hailed as heroes by police for catching a toddler who fell 40 feet from a third-story window of a Lawrence, Massachusetts home.

The commander of the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility Tuesday for a deadly assault on a Pakistani police academy and said the group was planning a terrorist attack on the White House.

A Harrisburg, Pennsylvania man is accused of robbing a retired police officer at gunpoint inside a hotel that was hosting a police seminar.

Police are focusing their search for a missing 8-year-old Tracy girl on two men who live in the mobile park where she resides, authorities said.

The Dallas Police officer who delayed a family from the bed side of a dying relative is speaking out. Robert Powell remains on administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation.

David Goldman international struggle continues as he fights in the Brazilian courts for the return of his 18 year old son.

Talking of employment and wages the Russian President may feel a bit cheated when he finds out he makes considerably less than his fellow leaders.

Barack Obama, the US president, has ordered General Motors, America's largest car maker, and the smaller Chrysler group to restructure or face bankruptcy.

Home Secretary Jacqui Smith is under fire for her expenses which included charges for 2 adult films, watched by her husband. Today Prime Minister Gordon Brown stood by Ms Smith saying she is 'doing a great job.'

A Chechen who was a former leading commander of a crack Russian anti-terrorist battalion has been assassinated at the luxury Jumeirah Beach Resort in Dubai where he lived.

Security forces are battling to retake a police academy in eastern Pakistan after a group of gunmen attacked it with grenades and assault rifles.

Robert Stewart's ex-wife said he had been reaching out recently to family members, telling them he had cancer and was preparing for a long trip and to "go away."

The family of slain officer Ervin Romans speaks about the man who laid down his life protecting others.

Police say six people have been killed and three injured in a shooting at a North Carolina nursing home.

High school students sue a district attorney's office to escape facing child pornography charges. Julie Chen speaks with George Skumanick, Jr. the Wyoming County, Pa. DA and legal analyst Lisa Bloom.

NFL Player Ryan Moats — a running back for the Houston Texans — sped his car toward Baylor Regional Medical Center of Plano. But when the Moats arrived at the emergency room parking lot, they were stopped by Dallas Texas Officer Robert Powell who stopped him from seeing his dying Mother-In-Law, becuase he ran a Red light

The body of Deputy U.S. Marshal Vincent Bustamante -- who was the subject of an arrest warrant accusing him of criminal theft of government property -- was found in Juarez, Mexico on Wednesday, said Marshals Service spokesman Jeff Carter.

Sky News has uncovered evidence that British potential terrorists are now back in Britain after being trained by terrorists in Pakistan.

CNN's reports on a Saudi case involving a 47-year-old man married an 8-year-old girl in Saudi Arabia, there was public outrage.

During a domestic violence hearing in Fla. the male defendant attacked a woman testifying against him. The judged jumped over his bench to defend her.

A CBS News focus group rated President Barack Obama word by word during his press conference using the same technology networks use to rate new TV shows. John Blackstone reports.

The Taliban are fighting to impose Sharia law throughout Pakistan. Exclusive footage from the Khyber Agency, a region where the Taliban are in control. Report contains scenes the moment before a death sentence is carried out.

The British government has warned that an attack on its territory is very likely in the near future. It has unveiled a new strategy to tackle the threat, which not covers not only the police response to an attack, but calls on the public to challenge those who advocate violence. Harry Smith reports from London

New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said Monday that 15 employees who received some of the largest bonuses from American International Group Inc. have agreed to return the more than $30 million worth of payments in full.

More than $1 billion in assets from Bernard Madoff's businesses have been found, a lawyer for the trustee trying to recover money for jilted investors said Monday.

Obama's unprecedented greeting to Iran is met with an unprecedented response by Grand Ayatollah Khamenei

The NZ Spelling Bee has found it's winner to travel to compete in the World Champs later this year.

The search continues for a man suspected of shooting and killing two of his supervisors at a posh Virginia resort over the weekend.

Ian Fisher, a deputy foreign editor of The New York Times, discusses President Barack Obama's video message to the Iranian people.

Aliens behind crop circles, a banana shaped man and bright lights over an RAF jet - they've all been reported as sightings of UFOs in Britain. Today, the Ministry of Defence is opening up a thousand pages of secret files that reveal exactly what they've investigated over the past twenty years. Sky's Darren Little reports.

Although Israel had the right to use force in Gaza, it had no right to target civilians, believes Michael Sfrad, Israeli expert in international human rights and humanitarian law.

Police say three officers and a suspect are dead and another officer is in grave condition after two related shootings, the first after a traffic stop and the second after a massive manhunt ended in gunfire.

Four people have been killed in a two-car accident involving an off-duty St. Louis-area police officer and investigators believe alcohol may have been involved.

Tens of thousands of people have marched through the streets of Naples to call for an end to the mafia's hold on Italy. Silvana Fucito runs a hardware store in Naples and says she knows the effect organised crime can have.

Florida authorities released surveillance video of a robbery in Oakland Park. They are searching for two masked men, who robbed a Winn-Dixie grocery store at gunpoint.

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Saturday he sees no change in U.S. policy toward Iran despite the U.S. promise of a "new beginning." Khamenei said a change in rhetoric is not enough, and Washington must practice what it preaches, according to the English-language Press TV channel in Iran.

The Dallas school system was rocked by allegations Thursday that staff members at an inner-city high school made students settle their differences by fighting bare-knuckle brawls inside a steel cage.

Was Obama's appearance on Jay Leno last night a good idea? What was your reaction to his comment about the Special Olympics? What do you think is the best method for a president to convey his ideas to the public?

Animal behaviourist, Kevin Richardson, has struck up a remarkable friendship with an entire pride of lions in South Africa. Sky's Africa Correspondent Emma Hurd reports.

The PETA activists staged various protests in New Delhi dressed in skeletons or dead rabbits to raise awareness about the futility of cosmetic testing on animals......Founded in 2000, PETA operates under the principal that animals are not ours to eat, wear, experiment on or to be used as a means of entertainment.

Six years since the US invasion of Iraq, security remains a major concern as the US prepares to withdraw its troops. In the latest bloodshed, two men, including a village mayor, were shot dead. Omar Salleh takes a look now at Iraq's security challenges.

President Barack Obama is reaching out to the Iranian people in a new video, saying the U.S. is prepared to end years of strained relations if Tehran tones down its bellicose rhetoric.

Pres. Obama held town hall meetings in California in order to promote his economic recovery plans, while Republicans have criticized him for his appearance on the "Tonight Show." Chip Reid reports.

A man who spent the last 27 years in prison for murder walked free after his conviction was overturned at the Court of Appeal. Sean Hodgson's confession in 1979 that he killed a barmaid was deemed unsafe after new DNA tests.

Austrian Josef Fritzl, who kept his daughter in a cellar and fathered her seven children, has been convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment. Fritzl, 73, was found guilty of all charges against him, including rape, incest, murder and enslavement. He showed no obvious emotion at the verdict, telling the court that he accepted it and would not appeal. The court ordered that Fritzl should serve his life sentence in a secure psychiatric facility. The judge said he could speak to his lawyer but he shook his head. Then he was led out of court with an impassive face.

President Barack Obama declared, "The buck stops with me," as the misuse of bailout money threatened to overshadow his efforts to assuage economically hard-hit Californians......

President Barack Obama appears on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno Thursday night. The AP's Julie Pace looks at the potential risks and rewards of his appearance.

President Barack Obama says he wants Congress to pass legislation giving the U.S. government greater regulatory authority over financial institutions like American International Group.

The man wanted for the quadruple homicide in Catawba County is dead and investigators believe drugs may have been a possible motive for the killings.

The man who shot and killed 3 teenage swimmers on the Wisconsin-Michigan border last summer doesn't regret his killing spree. Scott Johnson faces a mandatory life sentence but says he wouldn't mind if Wisconsin had the death penalty.

The economic downturn has been devastating many parts of the world, especially in small towns across the United States. Al Jazeera's Mike Kirsch reports from the midwestern town of Postville, Iowa to find out how the once prosperous town is now coping.

Long thought of as an East Coast problem, cases of reported Lyme disease are growing in California and around the country.

Drug addiction afflicts many parts of the world and some countries use tougher measures than others in helping people. But one rehab clinic in central Russia has been accused of being too heavy-handed in its approach.

Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley suggested on Monday that AIG executives should take a Japanese approach toward accepting responsibility for the collapse of the insurance giant by resigning or killing themselves.

Dying Big Brother star Jade Goody has talked about her final days in a magazine interview..

So-called surgical fires, in which a patient actually catches fire during a medical procedure, are rare but can be fatal.

Real estate giant Donald Trump now faces over 70 investor plaintiffs who are now suing him after loosing millions of dollars due to a failed resort in Baja. Ben Tracy reports.

American David Goldman is embroiled in an international custody battle, as he fights to regain his 8-year-old son, Sean, from Brazil. As Michelle Miller reports, Pres. Obama is now even involved.

Translation of audio tape obtained by Al Jazeera, attributed to Osama bin Laden, the al-Qaeda leader, in which he says Arab leaders "plotted with Israel" in war on Gaza. The authenticity of the tape cannot be verified.

A taxi driver has been found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a string of women passengers in the back of his black cab. John Worboys plied his victims with champagne laced with sedatives after telling them he had won a large sum of money. The police complaints commission is now reviewing the case after it was revealed he could have been caught earlier. Sky's Crime Correspondent reports.

In a new age of technology, officials have turned to social networking web sites such as MySpace and Facebook in order to gain evidence in criminal cases. Daniel Sieberg reports from Portsmouth, Va.

Screaming and sobbing, a teenage girl dialed 911 to report that a friend had been yanked into her own North Carolina home by a strange man who was stabbing and beating her.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - A jury has found Juan Meija guilty of the murder of his wife and 2 children.

The founder of a Muslim-American television station pleaded not guilty Friday to beheading his estranged wife.

A fire swept through Bangladesh's largest shopping mall Friday, killing a security guard, injuring at least 50 others and sending frightened shoppers fleeing outside.

Anna Nicole Smith's former boyfriend and two doctors have been charged with conspiracy to furnish drugs to the former Playboy playmate before she died of an overdose in 2007.

The Taliban's new top operations officer in southern Afghanistan had been a prisoner at the Guantanamo Bay detention center, the latest example of a freed detainee who took a militant leadership role and a potential complication for the Obama administration's efforts to close the prison. U.S. authorities handed over the detainee to the Afghan government, which in turn released him, according to Pentagon and CIA officials.

The widow of the policeman shot dead in Northern Ireland says she hopes that his death will be the last from Sectarian violence in the province. Kate Carroll also said she now feels numb and devastated. P.C. Stephen Carroll was murdered on Monday. Sky's Ian Woods reports.

Bernard Madoff's victims got what they wanted to see, but not what they wanted to hear. Saying he was 'deeply sorry and ashamed,' Madoff pleaded guilty Thursday and will begin serving a sentence that could be up to 150 years in prison.

Katie Couric speaks with several investors who lost substantial amounts of money in a Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Wall Street financier Bernie Madoff, who recently pleaded guilty to fraud charges.

The Bush administration, which favored the rich and the financial crisis are to blame for the large number of homeless kids in the U.S., says Jeremy Rosen from the National Policy and Advocacy Council on Homelessness.

Corpus Christi Police issued arrest warrants Thursday for six workers accused of organizing a 'fight club' where residents of a state facility for the mentally and developmentally disabled fought each other for the staff's entertainment.

Former VP candidate Sarah Palin's teenage daughter, Bristol Palin, dumps fiance and babydaddy Levi Johnston and calls off the engagement.

Emotions run high as an 88-year-old man accused of shooting a real estate broker appears before a judge.

Athlete Dwain Chambers has defended his continued work with Victor Conte, the man who supplied the drugs he tested positive for in 2003. The new European indoor sprint champion spoke to Sky's Kay Burley and Jon Desborough.

Tim Kretschmer, a German teenager dressed in black combat gear, entered the Albertville secondary school, north of Stuttgart, and went on a gun rampage killing nine students and three teachers. He then fled the school in Winnenden, south-west Germany, but shot himself dead after being cornered by police. Al Jazeera's Mark Seddon reports from the scene.

The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former US president George Bush has been sentenced to three years in jail. His defence lawyer says Muntadher al-Zaidi was making a legitimate protest against the occupation and should never have been treated as a criminal. His action drew praise and condemnation, both inside and outside Iraq. Al Jazeera's Omar al-Saleh reports.

Bernard Madoff arrived at the federal courthouse Thursday morning where the disgraced financier is expected to deliver on his lawyer's prediction that he will plead guilty to all 11 felony charges brought by prosecutors.

The attorney for an Iraqi journalist who threw shoes at then-President George W. Bush says his client has been sentenced to three years in prison for assaulting a foreign leader.

Forbes magazine reported that there are 355 fewer billionaires this year compared to last year. Ben Tracy reports.

A Rottweiler bites a mother who was trying to save school children and help the dog.

Authorities are piecing together the path alleged shooter Michael McLendon took across two rural Alabama counties, killing 10 people. The rampage ended when the shooter took his own life.

SAMSON, Ala. - A gunman who killed 10 people in the worst mass shooting in Alabama history had a list of employers "who had done him wrong," including the nearby sausage plant he quit days before the spree and the metal factory where he shot himself, authorities said Wednesday.

One of the most high profile figures in Saddam Hussein's regime, Tariq Aziz has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. The sentence handed down to Aziz, once Saddam's right hand man, was for his part in the execution of dozens of traders, accused of breaking state price controls. Two half brothers of Saddam were also sentenced to death, as Omar Al Saleh reports.

Nine people were gunned down in a terrifying rampage across two Alabama counties by a lone shooter who authorities said killed his own relatives on their porch and shot apparent strangers and police before killing himself.

State officials say police have slain a 17-year-old gunman who killed 15 people in a school shooting in southwestern Germany. At least three teachers are among the dead.

At least eleven people were shot dead by a person in combat gear in a school in the southwest German village of Winnenden, according to a police spokeswoman. The killer has reportedly been shot dead by the police.

Two men, aged 37 and 17, were questioned on Wednesday, a day after their arrest in connection with the killing of a police officer in County Armagh, Ireland. The dissident republican group Continuity IRA has claimed responsibilty for the attack.

Taliban fighters in Afghanistan have rejected US efforts to reach out to what Barack Obama, the US president, called the 'moderate Taliban'. The fighters say they represent a united front. They also say they welcome a US plan to send an additional 17,000 troops to Afghanistan because the troops represent more potential targets to shoot. Al Jazeera's Zeina Khodr reports.

The American military is trying to attract skilled immigrants who are living in the US with temporary visas, offering them the chance to become United States citizens in as little as six months.

A gunman opened fire randomly at a high school in southern Germany on Wednesday, killing at least 10 people and injuring others before fleeing the scene.

President Barack Obama says the U.S. must improve education to stay competitive in the world economy. Obama spoke about education Tuesday at the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

At least 10 people are reported dead after a gunman went on a shooting spree in 2 small Ala. towns. Authorities say the gunman eventually shot and killed himself, bringing his rampage to an end. Michelle Gielan has the latest.

The Army on Tuesday charged a 19-year-old soldier from Indiana in the fatal drug overdose of a 16-year-old girl at a Fort Lewis barracks.

A Maryland woman says her credit union discriminated against her for telling her to use the back room because she was wearing a religious scarf.

A teenager and a 37-year-old man have been arrested for the murder of a policeman in Northern Ireland. Constable Stephen Carroll, 48, was shot in the back of the head when a gunman fired through the rear window of his unmarked patrol car. Dissident republicans of the Continuity IRA have claimed responsibility. Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness branded the murderers "traitors to the island of Ireland".

A U.S. Navy mapping ship confronted by Chinese vessels over the weekend was operating illegally in China's exclusive economic zone, the Foreign Ministry said Tuesday.

A police officer was ambushed by apparent Irish Republican Army dissidents and fatally shot in the head as he responded to an emergency call, less than 48 hours after the killing of two soldiers.

Former NBA star Charles Barkley on Monday finished serving a three-day sentence in Phoenix on a drunken-driving conviction.

President Barack Obama lifted President Bush's ban on federal funding of promising stem cell research. Anti-abortion rights activists condemned Obama's decision. Chip Reid reports.

The head of one of the country's leading stem cell research labs is calling President Obama's decision to allow federal taxpayer dollars to fund broader research on embryonic stem cells, "a fantastic moment."