SmallShop---Video News

Late-term abortion doctor George Tiller has been shot and killed at his Kansas church, according to his attorney. A suspect is reportedly in custody.

A shooting at a Springfield strip club leaves one dead and 4 wounded.

At least 20 people have been killed after a deadly attack targeted a mosque in southeastern Iran on Thursday. Iranian officials say they have executed three suspects who were hanged in public adjacent to where the attack took place in the city of Zahedan. Al Jazeera's Dorsa Jabbari reports.

Ralph Dunham, whose brother Stanley was Barack Obama's grandfather, recalls their experience abroad during World War II. Dunham is reminded of his brother every time Obama is on television....

Barack Obama announces a new Cyber Czar to counter cyber security threats to U.S. government and military agencies. In a speech reminiscent of the Red Under Every Bed times, the US President blamed hordes of international hackers for " threatening the security of the United States" But many question if his scare tactics are a sales strategy, to keep the public quiet on worries of internet privacy invasion.

Doctors amputated all four of Lisa Strong's limbs following an infection. Strong says her limbs could have been saved if doctors diagnosed her sooner.

The US Department of Homeland Security reports that the economic downturn may be causing an upsurge in membership of right-wing extremist groups who could pose an even greater threat to the US than extremists abroad.

A 13-year-old boy cancer patient who fled the state with his mother rather than face chemotherapy underwent a round of the treatment he feared Thursday. There is no update on Daniel Hauser's condition.

They're a relatively new generation: individuals over 50 living with HIV. But they're also an understudied population...

A suspected suicide car-bomber blew himself up as he tried to force his vehicle into police headquarters in the city of Lahore. At least 16 people have been killed with some reports putting that figure much higher and injured more than 200.

Almost 3000 soldiers from the New Jersey national guard are returning home from Iraq over the next two weeks. Long awaited reunions took place in mid-May at the airport as the first of the returning soldiers came back to their loved ones.

The Tyson family have announced that Exodus has died after strangling herself.

Mike Tyson's Daughter Exodus is in extremely critical condition and on life support after she was found hanging from a treadmill cord.

Rob Reynolds reports on the US town that has offered to become the new Guantanamo.

A post mortem shows the 17-year-old who died in East London was stabbed in the neck.

Lev Rasnezov, a self-dubbed Russian nanowizard, claims to have used nanotechnology to find cheap solutions to HIV and flu viruses. But many scientists have already written off his potions as pure hocus pocus.

Someone has strangled six women on the north side of Milwaukee between 1986 and 2007. Police say they were prostitutes, but only recently have the killings been linked. It has some prostitutes stopping work, out of fear.

An innocent man pushed over by a police officer in Seattle has been left in a coma. The man had been wrongly identified as a suspect in an assault. Sky's Mark Stone reports.

An anti-Taliban offensive in Pakistan's Swat valley has hit civilians hard, displacing hundreds of thousands and killing or injuring hundreds caught in the crossfire. The Red Cross hospital in Peshawar is flooded with casualties.

Albuquerque Police Chief Ray Schultz on Thursday held a news conference after police arrested the mother of a boy found buried in an Albuquerque park.

An anti-Taliban offensive in Pakistan's Swat valley has hit civilians hard, displacing hundreds of thousands and killing or injuring hundreds caught in the crossfire. The Red Cross hospital in Peshawar is flooded with casualties.

Authorities say 4 college students are facing charges for a fraternity hazing that caused the alcohol-induced death of a university freshman.

British Airways has announced record annual losses of £401 million after suffering a near £3 billion fuel bill in last year's oil price bubble.

California is facing a massive budget shortfall and some are proposing filling the gap with revenues from the state's biggest cash crop: Marijuana. There is increasing debate on legalising and taxing the drug. Al Jazeera's Rachel Levin reports.

CNN's Rick Sanchez Reports: Five Birmingham police officers have been fired for a January 2008 beating of an already-unconscious suspect [Anthony Warren] with fists, feet and a billy club, a battering caught on videotape until a police officer turned off the patrol car camera, city and police officials said today.

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Reports: NEW YORK - The nearly complete and remarkably preserved skeleton of a small, 47 million-year-old creature found in Germany was displayed Tuesday by scientists who said it would help illuminate the evolutionary roots of monkeys, apes and humans.

Obama and Netanyahu talk of Middle East peace but their solutions are poles apart. Will the US put pressure on Israel? Or is Obama just paying diplomatic lip service to the Arab world?

A southwestern Illinois man was charged Tuesday with strangling his wife and two young children earlier this month, shortly after investigators said they got new evidence allowing them to move ahead with the prosecution.

In this edition: focus on Czech Republic

The United States Supreme Court has refused to hear a challenge to Californias medical marijuana laws, signaling that federal law will not intervene or make void state laws on its growth, distribution, and use.

Sri Lankan television aired footage of Tamil Tiger leader Vellupillai Prabhakaran's lifeless body after President Mahinda Rajapaksa announced the "complete defeat" of the Tiger rebels in an official victory speech to parliament.

President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held pointed talks on Middle East security Monday. The AP's Julie Pace looks at their high-stakes agenda.

Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu arrived at the White House for first talks with US President Barack Obama as discord over Iran's nuclear programme and a two-state solution to Mideast peace tests ties between the allies.

Barack Obama faced hecklers at the University of Notre Dame. The Presidents appearance at the Catholic institute angered those against abortion..

A man being held as a fugitive from justice and accused of murder in Massachusetts faces a judge in a Connecticut courtroom in just a few hours.

Abdul Salam Rocketi is a former high-level Taliban commander who met Osama bin Laden once, and Taliban leader Mullah Omar several times. Now, Rocketi has registered to run alongside 43 other candidates in Afghanistan's August presidential election. As Al Jazeera's Zeina Khodr reports from Kabul, Rocketi says he is a changed man.

Joe The Plumber [Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher] "I Don't Want Homosexuals Around Me Or Family"

Graduation festivities got under way at the University of Notre Dame on Saturday _ as well as another day of demonstrations over President Barack Obama's appearance Sunday.

Vote counting and celebrations after India's national elections

Taliban fighters ambushed U.S. marines and Afghan troops during a school supply mission in Eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, sparking a fierce firefight.

At least 20 people who attempted to hold the annual gay parade in Moscow have been arrested by police, but gay rights supporters say they are going to stage another rally during the day.

The Sun's reporting that the 50-year-old singer is secretly suffering from skin cancer..

Connecticut police say a Hartford man has confessed to driving the car in a hit-and-run accident last year that sparked outrage because surveillance video showed people ignoring the elderly victim.

France 24 reports from a Madrid suburb and talks to a family of which every member is unemployed. There are more than one million such households in Spain.

Dr. David Kessler argues that methods cigarette companies use to transform nicotine from a "moderately reinforcing substance" into a highly addictive final product, are similar to how the food industry transforms sugar, fat and salt into junk foods that people crave.

In New York one of the city's pioneering radio stations is struggling to survive as donations from listeners dry up.

Hundreds stood in line for hours, many waiting since 3 o'clock in the morning on Thursday, for a chance to catch a glimpse at the President and to make sure New Mexicans were heard.

The expenses row claims its first victims as Parliament witnessed a suspension and a resignation. Former minister Elliot Morley was suspended from the Labour party after claiming 16 thousand pounds for a non-existent mortgage.

Tens of thousands of civilians are fleeing new fighting in Pakistans Swat valley as a deal establishing sharia law in exchange for peace unravels. The clashes come as Pakistani, Afghan and US leaders meet in Washington.

A Japanese plane's been grounded after sucking a luggage container into one of its engines.

A Little League mom faces charges that she assaulted a 12-year-old after he allegedly taunted her son.

About 10,000 protesters marched Monday in downtown Sacramento to show their support for Gen. Vang Pao and 10 others suspected of plotting to overthrow the communist government of Laos.

Now you've heard of fat burning diets, skin glowing diets and what not. But how about some anti depressant foods! In these tough times what better way to let go of stress than eating. So heres the easiest option for stress busting!

Police in NZ held a press conference Saturday to confirm that the man who shot three police officers and barricaded himself in his house had died.

President Obama has starred as comedian-in-chief. He delivered a stand-up routine full of gags directed at himself and his predecessor, as part of an annual dinner. Sky's Victoria Gatenby reports.

Many former Toyota employees are now homeless after loosing their jobs and their livelihoods. Forced to live in tents in Toyota City, surviving hasn't been easy.

The FBI and Virginia State Police are searching for hackers who claim to have stolen millions of personal records from the state's prescription drug database. The hackers threatened to sell the records unless they received $10 million in ransom .......

Authorities say they have found a body in an area where they are looking for a University of Georgia professor accused of killing three people.

A man's been shot dead by police at a retirement property in West Sussex..

A horse trader, his wife and three children have been found guilty of neglecting more than 100 horses on their farm..

Mexico's federal police arrested ten men and four women who are suspected of drug trafficking and are linked to the Beltran Leyva drug cartel.

A judge in Middletown raised the bond for accused Wesleyan shooting suspect Stephen Morgan to $15 million during Morgan's first court appearance late Friday morning.

The suspected leader of an Islamic group linked to the 2002 Bali bombings has been captured after more than a year on the run.

The MPs' expense row is reignited after the Daily Telegraph got hold of details of claims made by Cabinet members and Gordon Brown. .

An Oregon father is in hot water after he was accused of using an electronic dog collar on his four young kids

Thousands of people have been forced from their homes in California due to fires that may have been started by an arsonist. High temperatures and dry winds are encouraging the flames and fire crews are struggling to cope because the terrain is so steep.

Winds swirled and homes of all sizes burned as a wildfire descended on the scenic coastal city of Santa Barbara, Calif. amid hot, dry conditions that have 5,000 homes emptied in evacuations.

Police in Middleton, Conn. Say the shooter remains on the loose after a college student was gunned down inside a bookstore. Police have released a surveillance photo, hoping it leads to the suspect.

Refugee camps in Pakistan gear up to provide relief for refugees caught up in conflict between the Pakistan army and Taliban rebels. Hundreds of families have been forced to flee their homes after the continued violence in northwest Pakistan.