BERLIN – A German aid worker and archaeologist kidnapped in Iraq with her driver has been freed after three weeks in captivity, Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier announced Sunday night. He did not disclose any details about Susanne Osthoff’s release. “I am glad to be able to announce to you … …
Read More »
NEW YORK – A Manhattan judge has adjourned a court appearance by Boy George on narcotics charges until next year. The singer was said to be in England. Criminal Court Judge Patricia Nunez granted the adjournment Monday at the request of defense and prosecution lawyers. Boy George, whose real name …
Read More »
WASHINGTON – The Justice Department has opened an investigation into the leak of information to the media about a domestic eavesdropping program run by the National Security Agency, senior Justice Department officials confirmed Friday. Officials have confirmed to FOX News that the FBI is involved in the investigation, but did …
Read More »
Bird flu tops WebMD’s list of the top health news stories of 2005, but a food pyramid, natural disasters, and a movie star left their mark in a big way, too. It’s been a busy year for the WebMD newsroom. Here’s our editors’ pick of the top 10 stories. 1. …
Read More »
SEOUL, South Korea – North Korea (search) has denied reports that it might be preparing to test a nuclear weapon, calling them a U.S. “fabrication,” South Korea’s Yonhap news agency said Friday. U.S. officials said earlier this month that spy satellites had detected tunnels and a reviewing stand under construction …
Read More »
Below are sites that Sean reads daily: • Drudge Report: www.drudgereport.com • Lucianne.com: www.lucianne.com • Political Wire: www.politicalwire.com Plus, check out some blogs that Hannity fans might enjoy reading: • Michelle Malkin: www.michellemalkin.com • David Limbaugh: www.davidlimbaugh.com • Power Line: www.powerlineblog.com • Hannity.com: www.hannity.com We’ll be updating these links regularly, …
Read More »
VLADIKAVKAZ, Russia – Survivors of the Beslan school hostage crisis and relatives of the dead crammed into a courtroom Tuesday to catch a glimpse of the only man to go on trial for the terror attack that ended in the deaths of more than 330 people. Nur-Pashi Kulayev, in the …
Read More »
SOMERS, Conn. – A serial killer who struggled to hasten his own death — and was forced to prove he wasn’t out of his mind — awaited lethal injection early Friday in New England’s first execution in 45 years. Michael Ross (search), 45, was scheduled to be put to death …
Read More »
BOSTON – Former U.S. Rep. Gerry Studds (search), the first openly gay member of Congress (search), quietly married his longtime partner last year after same-sex marriage became legal in Massachusetts, according to a published report. Studds, a liberal Democrat who spent more than 20 years in Congress, married Dean Hara …
Read More »
WASHINGTON – Congress has refused to halt spending on a decade-old investigation of former Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros (search) despite Democratic senators’ attempt to stop it. A Senate provision that would have ended spending on the probe next month was killed during closed-door negotiations on a broader bill paying for …
Read More »