- WATCH: Restaurant Caught Serving Whale
The filmmakers behind The Cove discover a restaurant serving whale. - Roethlisberger Reportedly Admitted Contact
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger told police that he did not have sexual intercourse with the woman who has accused him of assault, according to anonymous sources who spoke to KDKA-TV. Sources say Roethlisberger spoke with Milledgeville, Ga. police on the night of the alleged assault and admitted sexual contact with the woman but said that it was not consummated. KDKA says Roethlisberger told police the woman slipped and fell afterward, injuring her head. - Woods May Return to Golf at Masters in April
Two people familiar with Woods plans say Masters could mark his return - WATCH: Especially Nasty 2010 Tornado Season
Ryan Owens explains why forecasters predict an awful tornado season. - Court: God OK for Pledge of Allegiance, Money
Federal appeals court upholds under God references in Pledge of Allegiance, currency
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- Strongest Aftershock Hits Quake-Ravaged Chile
A shaky start for Chiles new president: Swarm of strong aftershocks as Pinera sworn in - Haiti: Kidnappers Release 2 European Aid Workers
Kidnappers release 2 European aid workers; 1st reported kidnappings in months - Exclusive: Diane Sawyer Inside the Secret Shelters for Afghan Women
Mutilated women in Afghanistan, including a young woman whose husband cut off her nose and ears, aided by secret womens shelter and talk to ABC News Diane Sawyer. - Is Al-Qaida Changing Tactics?
Al-Qaida eyeing less-complex US attacks after impact of Fort Hood, Dec. 25. - Early Iraq Results: PM Battling Secular Challenger
PM ahead in early Iraq election results, but secular challenger alleges fraud - In Mexico, Gay Couples Celebrate Historic Weddings
2 brides and a wedding: Mexico witnesses 1st explicitly legal same-sex marriages - Greece Hit by Strikes, Clashes Over Austerity Plan
Despite strikes, street violence break out in Greece over planned austerity measures - Vaticans Exorcist Says Possessed Vomit Metal
Inside his small third floor office at Vatican City, Father Gabriel Amorth, prepares for his next client. In the corner, a bed with restraining ropes. On the walls, pictures of the Virgin Mary. Near an armchair there is a Bible and other copies of prayers. Looking his 85 years, Father Gabriel is still dressed in his pyjamas, but his face shows signs of energy that has helped sustain him as the chief Exorcist for the Vatican during the last 25 years. In a rare interview with the Italian newspaper, La Repubblica, Father Gabriel, stongly defends his work and that of the Association of Exoricists. The devil is not everywhere, he says, but when he is present it is painful. He says he has treated over 70,000 cases. - Biden: US Has No Better Friend Than Israel
Biden tries to calm tensions, saying US has no better friend than Israel. - Afghanistan Welcomes Pakistani Role in Peace Talks
Afghan president says Pakistan has important role to play in any peace talks with Taliban - Carla Bruni: Marriage a Real Fairy Tale
Amid infedilty rumors Bruni says Nicholas Sarkozy would never have affairs. - Worlds Richest Man Carlos Slim: Who Is He?
Carlos Slim is the worlds richest man -- but who is he? - Biden: U.S. Shoulder to Shoulder With Israel
Vice President Joe Biden urged Israelis and Palestinians to take historic steps toward peace during his keynote address at Tel Aviv University today. Ladies and gentlemen, the status quo is not sustainable, he warned in his most passionate comment. - British Journalist Released From Hamas Custody
British journalist Paul Martin released after month in Hamas lockup, leaves Gaza - Complaints Persist as US Frees Afghan Detainees
Rights complaints persist as US military frees Afghan detainees from Bagram to local leaders - Bidens Tour Clouded by Settlement Plans
U.S. vice presidents trip overshadowed by Israeli settlement plans in Jerusalem - WATCH: Surprise! Im a Billionaire
Bill Weirs sneak peek at the Forbes billionaires list finds a few surprises. - World Airlines See Blue Skies Ahead
World airlines rebound on Asian and Latin American demand, halve 2010 losses forecast to $2.8B - India: The Worlds Next Economic Powerhouse?
Finance Minister believes India could soon overtake Chinas growth rates. - WATCH: Uganda Considers Death Penalty for Gays
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