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At least 21 killed in Madrid Plane Crash

'Boomerang' Fay Returning to Land

McCain Takes 5 Point Lead

Corporal Punishment Still in U.S. Schools

Report: U.S. Tracking Citizens' Border Crossings

Japan: Overheated iPod Nanos Sparked Fires

McCain Secret Service Make Emergency Landing

McCain Campaign Blasts NBC Coverage

U.S., Poland Sign Missile Defense Deal

Russians Stay in Georgia, Accused of Ethnic Cleansing

Modern China: Performers in Adult Diapers

FBI Admits Missteps, but Defends Anthrax Probe

Goodyear to Close 92 Stores

Who Will Be The Running Mates?

Gasoline Prices at 14-Week Low

U.S. Women Take Gold, Silver In Balance Beam

At least 21 killed in Madrid Plane Crash

At least 21 people were killed when a Spanair passenger jet crashed on takeoff at Madrid airport.

'Boomerang' Fay Returning to Land

Fay came ashore with heavy rain around 5 a.m. near Naples, the National Hurricane Center said.

McCain Takes 5 Point Lead

McCain leads Obama among likely U.S. voters by 46 percent to 41 percent, wiping out Obama's solid 7-point advantage in July.

Corporal Punishment Still in U.S. Schools

The ACLU is criticizing the practice which is still legal in 21 states.

Report: U.S. Tracking Citizens' Border Crossings

The Washington Post says the government has been collecting information on citizens that will be stored for 15 years.

Japan: Overheated iPod Nanos Sparked Fires

"After several incidents like these, it would be appropriate for Apple to take some measures to raise the public's awareness."

McCain Secret Service Make Emergency Landing

The single-engine Cessna 206 was en route to possible campaign sites when it lost power after takeoff.

McCain Campaign Blasts NBC Coverage

McCain's campaign manager was angry that NBC's Andrea Mitchell said the Obama campaign believed McCain knew what questions he would be asked during a weekend forum in California.

U.S., Poland Sign Missile Defense Deal

The move was made as tensions are rising following Russia's intervention in Georgia.

Russians Stay in Georgia, Accused of Ethnic Cleansing

Amid reports of looting by militias, Pres. Saakashvili accused Russian troops of "ethnically cleansing" the rebel areas of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

Modern China: Performers in Adult Diapers

Since the Olympic opening ceremonies over a week ago stories of injury, fainting, and now performers forced into adult diapers have been revealed by those in the show and in some cases the director.

FBI Admits Missteps, but Defends Anthrax Probe

The FBI marched out a panel of outside scientific experts in an effort to end lingering doubts on whether Dr. Bruce Ivins was solely responsible for the attacks that killed five people and shook a nation.

Goodyear to Close 92 Stores

The tire company said it would cut 600 full and part-time jobs.

Who Will Be The Running Mates?

Neither Obama nor McCain has given any clues as to whom they are considering as potential running mates.

Gasoline Prices at 14-Week Low

The national average has dropped to $3.74 a gallon.

U.S. Women Take Gold, Silver In Balance Beam

Shawn Johnson won the gold medal and good friend Nastia Liukin silver on the balance beam.

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