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Hours after an interview with the president is broadcast across the Arab world, special envoy George Mitchell begins a tour of the region.

The low-level staffer had helped spread the word about a video that interspersed the words of the Democrat with incendiary comments from his pastor.

Conservative group Judicial Watch, which is seeking the former first lady’s telephone logs, will be able to ask the National Archives about its procedures. A day earlier, 11,000 pages of Clinton’s schedules were made public.

A Q&A to understanding the Democrats’ struggle to resolve the dilemma of disqualified delegates.

Heath Ledger, whose chiseled good looks made him a heartthrob to millions and who won movie fame for playing a tragic homosexual cowboy, was found dead in a Manhattan apartment today, police said.

The suicidal killer, Robert Hawkins, stole his stepfather’s rifle. The killing was over before police could arrive on the scene.

His awe-inspiring stunts could take your breath away, but Evel Knievel’s boundless optimism was the most heroic act.

Sin City’s high-end venues are set to ring in 2008 on an extravagant scale. Get set for star-studded, up-all-night glee.

With Americans beset by economic challenges, retailers watch and wait as the holiday shopping season kicks off.

First off, forget the spiked helmet and learn to enjoy the ride, says ‘American Thunder’s’ Jay Barbieri.

Motorcycle makers unveil their 2008 lineup, with a focus on speed and style.

The Oscar-winning actor loves motorcycles. His latest role, in ‘The Darjeeling Limited,’ gave him a chance to ride on screen.