Snow brings Southern cities to standstill

State offices and schools shut down, flights were grounded, and cities put emergency crews on standby Friday throughout much of the South as a powerful winter storm marched across the region. STORM TRACKER: Radar, warnings

Bill Clinton released from hospital

Former President Clinton left a New York hospital early Friday, less than a day after doctors performed a procedure to restore blood flow in one of his coronary arteries.

Gov. Paterson: Somebody is after me

Those lurid rumors flying around about New York Gov. David Paterson? "None of this is true. It's a flat-out lie," he said in a wide-ranging interview with CNN's Larry King on Thursday night.

Astronauts install new node on space station

Astronauts from the space shuttle Endeavour are in the midst of the first of three spacewalks scheduled for their two-week mission.

Authorities to review security rules after transit beating

Video of unarmed transit guards watching a girl being beaten on a bus tunnel platform has prompted Seattle authorities to review guidelines that kept the guards from intervening.

Police investigating mosque vandalism as hate crime

A spray-painted anti-Muslim message was discovered Thursday morning on the front of the Al-Farooq Islamic Center in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, according to police. A written note disparaging Islam also was left at the mosque, police said.

Bill Clinton in good spirits after heart procedure

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former President Bill Clinton underwent a successful heart procedure on Thursday to open a blocked artery in his heart with two stents after he had experienced chest discomfort, his spokesman said.

TSA’s handling of high-level security badge questioned

Does giving a second chance create a double standard?

Suicide bomber strikes U.S. base

Five U.S. soldiers were wounded Thursday when a suicide bomber attacked a U.S. base, an Afghan official told CNN.

Call for clean slate on health reform divides U.S.

DALLAS (Reuters) - Americans are deeply divided over demands by U.S. Republicans that bills backed by President Barack Obama to reform the $2.5 trillion health system be scrapped and the whole process be started again from scratch.