Oct 30 - By Associated Press
The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation has ruled that a former top aide to fallen Attorney General Marc Dann committed attempted fraud.
Oct 29 - By Associated Press
Portland General Electric Co. on Thursday reported a profit for its third quarter after a refund to customers wiped out the utility's earnings during the same period a year earlier.
Oct 13 - By Associated Press
The last of China's first group of generals under the ruling Communist Party has died at the age of 106, state media said Wednesday.
Oct 6 - By Associated Press
The University of Washington will give an honorary degree to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon when he visits the school later this month.
Sep 10 - By Associated Press
Authorities say they have detained a retired army general as part of an investigation into the 2001 massacre of at least 26 people in southwestern Colombia.

Sep 9 - By Frank Jordans, Associated Press Writer
Germany's top military commander in Afghanistan said Wednesday he stood "fully behind" the German commander who called in a U.S. airstrike on fuel trucks hijacked by Taliban that killed civilians as well as insurgents.
Jul 31 - By Mike Robinson, AP Legal Affairs Writer
Six former U.S. attorneys general expressed doubts Friday about the wisdom of launching a federal investigation into whether interrogations of terrorism suspects following the 9/11 attacks violated the law.
Jul 15 - By Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press Writer
The general ousted by Defense Secretary Robert Gates as the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan warned at his official retirement Wednesday that the war will not be won by any one leader and there is no silver bullet for victory.
Jun 15 - By Associated Press
A Democratic senator on Tuesday joined Republicans in questioning President Barack Obama's firing of the internal watchdog for the federal AmeriCorps program.
Jun 11 - By Julie Carr Smyth, AP Statehouse Correspondent
The long-running case against former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann, accused of running his state office like "Animal House" and spending campaign money on goodies for himself and his family, ended Thursday with a fine and no criminal charges.
Jun 2 - By Associated Press
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will visit Washington later this week for talks with Vice President Joe Biden and Energy Secretary Steven Chu, the U.N. announced Tuesday.
May 13 - By Don Babwin, Associated Press Writer
A month after the killing of a masseuse who advertised on Craigslist, the classified ad site announced plans Wednesday to eliminate its "erotic services" category and screen all submissions to a new "adult services" section before they are posted.
May 13 - By Associated Press
The attorney general of Illinois says Craigslist is getting rid of its "erotic services" ads and will create a new adult category that will be reviewed by employees of the Web site.

May 12 - By Lara Jakes, Associated Press Writers
The parents of slain Army Ranger and NFL star Pat Tillman voiced concerns Tuesday that the general who played a role in mischaracterizing his death could be put in charge of military operations in Afghanistan.
May 4 - By Associated Press
State attorneys general from Missouri, Illinois and Connecticut plan to begin negotiations with Craigslist to eliminate what they contend are advertisements for illegal sexual activities.
Apr 14 - By Mark Sherman, Associated Press Writer
Elena Kagan, the Obama administration's top Supreme Court lawyer, is passing up the chance to make her first high-court argument in a big case over minority voting rights.

Apr 2 - By Fabiola Sanchez, Associated Press Writer
A former Venezuelan defense minister on Friday accused President Hugo Chavez of ordering his detention to try to intimidate him and insisted he is innocent of an accusation that government funds disappeared under his watch.

Mar 19 - By Julie Carr Smyth, AP Statehouse Correspondent
A divided Ohio Elections Commission found Thursday that former Attorney General Marc Dann twice violated state elections law by using campaign funds to pay for an expensive in-home security system and a cell phone often used for personal calls.
Feb 11 - By Aida Sultanova, Associated Press Writer
An unidentified gunman fatally shot Azerbaijan's air force chief Wednesday, the Defense Ministry said — the highest-level killing to hit the oil-rich country's armed forces in peacetime since the Soviet collapse.
Feb 10 - By Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press Writer
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday he is "very optimistic" about President Barack Obama's swift engagement on key international issues and encouraged the United States to start talking to Iran to resolve the dispute over its nuclear program as soon as possible.
Jan 29 - By Ryan Lucas, Associated Press Writer
Forensic tests have turned up no evidence that Poland's exiled World War II leader was murdered before his plane crashed into the sea, according to experts probing a death that spawned decades of conspiracy theories.
Jan 21 - By Stephen Majors, Associated Press Writer
Two women whose sexual harassment complaints led to the resignation of Ohio's former attorney general have reached a settlement with the state, officials said Wednesday.
Jan 5 - By Associated Press
The World Trade Organization's incumbent Director-General Pascal Lamy is the sole candidate to lead the body for the next four years, officials said Monday.
Dec 20 - By Stephen Majors, Associated Press Writer
Former Attorney General Marc Dann ran a vulgar and unprofessional office and misused campaign funds to make lavish payments to friends and family, the state's government watchdog said Monday in releasing the results of a six-month investigation.

Nov 26 - By Monika Scislowska, Associated Press Writer
Polish authorities completed an autopsy Wednesday of a World War II leader in an effort to shed light on his mysterious death, then laid him to rest again with full military honors alongside Poland's ancient kings in Krakow's main cathedral.