The Supreme Court ruled Monday that it's legal for a state to limit use of its Freedom of Information Act to its own residents.

A second batch of six pontoons for the new Highway 520 floating bridge in Seattle floated out of their casting basin early Monday in Aberdeen.

The course at Muirfield will be lengthened by 158 yards for this year's British Open.

Authorities say a Wolf Point man died after the vehicle he was in rolled over and crashed on Montana Highway 13.

A woman desperate for another child forced her 14-year-old daughter to get pregnant using syringes of donor sperm, a British judge said.

Need for STEM graduates is indisputable The Economic Policy Institute study presents a picture of America’s STEM-worker shortage and STEM-education crisis that is vastly different from authoritative research on this topic [“Study: Shortage of U.S. STEM graduates a myth,” Business,

"By Some Miracle I Made It Out of There," (Atria Books), by Tom Sizemore, with Anna David

Syrian opposition forces have targeted government officials, army and police officers and civil servants in their campaign to topple President Bashar Assad's regime.

Paris police say tourists have been evacuated from the Arc de Triomphe while authorities check the famed monument for a possible bomb.

A hospital says a Turkish woman who became the first person to successfully receive a donor womb is six weeks into a "healthy" pregnancy.

The British film studio home to the James Bond franchise announced plans Monday for its first U.S. movie production facility at a site near Atlanta.

Whoa! That’s all we can say. M’s take series from Angels Who’s “Fat Rabbit?” Speaking of sports, we couldn’t pass up reading this headline on the Seahawks blog regarding an NFL draft pick: More on “Fat Rabbit” and the rest of the Seahawk

Authorities say a high school student pulled out a gun and shot himself in a classroom at a Cincinnati area high school.

About three dozen people were evacuated from an apartment fire about 2:30 a.m. Monday in West Seattle and took shelter in a nearby library.

The Botswanan president's spokesman says an overexcited cheetah jumped from behind a fence and scratched the leader's face with its claw.

When Jessie Ware worked as a journalist, she watched friends like Adele and Florence Welch rise to the top of the music charts in the U.S. and Europe, where all three singers grew up.

Elderly survivors of the Holocaust and the veterans who helped liberate them are gathering for what could be their last big reunion at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

The European Union says it will move ahead with measures to better protect dwindling bee populations after the 27 nations in the bloc failed to agree on a common stand.

The traffic is there, grinding life to a halt as the middle class pound out messages on BlackBerry mobile phones and worry about Facebook. The heat, the sweat and the daily tragedy of unclaimed bodies lying alongside roadways, passers-by hurrying past for fear of someone else's misfortune becoming entangled in their own.