Nov 7 - By David Stringer, Associated Press Writer
British Foreign Secretary David Miliband on Saturday accused critics of U.S. President Barack Obama of foolishly expecting him to fix the world's woes single-handedly.
Sep 1 - By Rusty Miller, AP Sports Writer
Ohio State players say if their rivals at Michigan are putting in extra time, they're not alone.
May 14 - By Alexander G. Higgins, Associated Press Writer
Kofi Annan lost his voice, looked vacant at meetings and even sought medical help after the 2003 invasion of Iraq, according to a new biography by his former spokesman.

Apr 20 - By Associated Press
Defending Boston Marathon champions Robert Cheruiyot (CHEH-ree-yot) and Dire Tune (DEER-ay TOO-nay) both spent time in the hospital after Monday's race.

Mar 10 - By Andrew Taylor, Associated Press Writer
The idea of devoting $1.8 million to research controlling the smell of pig dung stinks to high heaven to opponents of Congress' proclivity for pork-barrel projects.

Mar 2 - By Melinda Deslatte, Associated Press Writer
Widely panned for his national TV address, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal offered his first defense of the speech Monday, saying he sticks by the message, while acknowledging shortcomings in his delivery.

Feb 8 - By Anna Johnson, Associated Press Writer
Dressed in karate uniforms and track suits, the young Egyptian women break off in pairs and begin sparring, with one kicking and punching while the other tries to block the attacks.

Jan 15 - By Greg Risling, Associated Press Writer
When a raging wildfire is racing toward your home, is it best to flee or stay and try to protect your house?
Jul 17 - By Curt Anderson, AP Legal Affairs Writer
Citing deep budget cuts and a crushing workload, Miami's public defender wants to turn away thousands of poor people accused of crimes such as sexual assault and armed robbery because his attorneys can't properly represent them in court.

Apr 24 - By Julie Watson, Associated Press Writer
Even with oil prices at record highs, Mexico's state-run oil company is managing to lose money. But a presidential plan to fix Petroleos Mexicanos by inviting foreign help is stirring deep-seated emotions over sovereignty — and causing a paralysis that could doom America's third-largest oil supplier.
Dec 8 - By Justin M. Norton, AP Writer
An effort to clean up some of the city's seedier neighborhoods and rid the streets of junkies, hookers and runaways has run headlong into San Francisco's free-to-be-who-you-are ethos.

Nov 21 - By Jim Krane, STF
Former President George H.W. Bush took on Arab critics of his son Tuesday during a testy exchange at a leadership conference in the capital of this U.S. ally.
Oct 13 - By Jeff Carlton, Associated Press Writer
Youngsters in a suburban Fort Worth school district are being taught not to sit there like good boys and girls with their hands folded if a gunman invades the classroom, but to rush him and hit him with everything they got — books, pencils, legs and arms.

Jun 27 - By Brian Trusdell, AP Sports Writer
Some Americans are telling Bruce Arena to think before he speaks.