The Week in Pictures
View memorable images from across the globe, like this one of a tugboat in Pittsburgh as steam comes off a river.
View memorable images from across the globe, like this one of a tugboat in Pittsburgh as steam comes off a river.
A recent survey shows that American charities will probably see less year-end generosity. Full story
U.S. charities have weathered a significant drop in giving this year, and while they hope for a holiday miracle, a recent survey shows they will probably see a decrease in year-end generosity.
Authorities acting on a tip scoured parts of North Carolina for a 5-year-old girl reported missing by her mother, now charged with human trafficking and other offenses, before suspending search.
Scientists believe climate change is behind growing swarms of giant and venomous jellyfish that now make almost annual appearances along Japan's coastline and beyond.
Gov. Pat Quinn and U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin try to build support for a proposal to sell a prison in Illinois to the federal government to house Guantanamo Bay detainees and other inmates.
President Obama's decision about sending more troops to Afghanistan has substantial budget implications that are adding pressure to limit the commitment, officials say.
As President Barack Obama visits China seeking to balance a seesawing relationship, Chinese-Americans embody the challenges facing the giants of East and West.
The organization that federal investigators say is a front for the Iranian government is the central source of funding for several Islamic centers and schools that likely will have to close.
U.S. charities have weathered a significant drop in giving this year, and while they hope for a holiday miracle, a recent survey shows they will probably see a decrease in year-end generosity.
Nearly three years after the Massachusetts House rejected a bill that would have allowed illegal immigrants to attend college at in-state tuition rates, lawmakers are revisiting the issue.