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Peruvian officials said Tuesday that an air force officer has confessed to passing national security secrets to Chile, where President Michelle Bachelet denied the espionage allegations, calling them offensive.
A Catholic Church official in Portugal says that comments by Nobel literature laureate Jose Saramago about the Bible are "offensive."
Robert Allenby said Wednesday he has apologized to Anthony Kim about his comments after losing to the American in the Presidents Cup, and both golfers said the issue was over.
In a week full of Washington Redskins distractions, here's another one: The starting backfield of Clinton Portis and Mike Sellers had a bit of a spat.
Members of the nation's oldest black sorority are alleging more financial misdeeds by their president, who is already accused of spending hundreds of thousands of dollars of the group's money on questionable expenses, including a wax statue of herself.
New Jersey police said a shotgun was brandished after two brothers argued about a sandwich for their mother. The argument began in Anthony Pilla's Bridgewater house, where the mother lives. Police said Pilla's brother threw his cap and glasses at the 49-year-old old.
Members of the country's oldest black sorority are suing to remove their president, alleging that she spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of the group's money on herself — some of it to pay for a wax statue in her own likeness.
Looks like Sandy Lyle can forget about being vice captain at the Ryder Cup.
A teenage girl who balked at paying for a set of inch-long, pumpkin-orange fake fingernails in a dispute at a Mount Vernon nail salon said a nail technician grabbed her and tried to pry the nails off. The 48-year-old technician told the Skagit Valley Herald that the dispute was strictly verbal.
Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez definitely knows who Brian Bruney is now.
Luxembourg's prime minister hit out at the tone of a campaign against tax evasion by Germany's finance minister and his party leader, according to an interview published Sunday, the latest volley in a weeks-long spat.
The NBA's referees union criticized the league on Friday for fining an official who was involved in a dispute with Boston coach Doc Rivers.
A "Project Runway" finalist admits that she "gently" tossed her cat onto a bed. But Kenley Collins denies that she used the feline as a weapon during a spat with her ex-fiance.
Few Connecticut residents are calling foul on UConn men's basketball coach Jim Calhoun's recent outburst to a blogger who pressed him on his $1.6 million annual salary.
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ordered Clive Cussler to pay $13.9 million in legal fees to the production company that turned his novel "Sahara" into a box-office flop.
The leaders of the Connecticut General Assembly's higher education committee say UConn coach Jim Calhoun should be reprimanded for his tirade at a freelance journalist who questioned his $1.6 million salary.
Governors usually don't argue about whether they should take money from the federal government, just how much they should get. Yet some chief executives are divided over President Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan and whether the billions it offers is always a good deal.
To take federal stimulus money for your state or not to take it.
Germany's finance minister has taken a public swipe at Britain's economic stimulus package, calling it a "crass" plan that would encumber the next generation with more debt than ever before.
A World Trade Organization appeals panel issued a ruling Thursday in a U.S.-India dispute over tariffs on American wine and spirits, but the decision neither overturned nor upheld an earlier ruling that sided with India.
An Israeli Cabinet minister called the Chinese ambassador Wednesday to apologize after Israel's only Beijing Olympics medalist used a curse to describe the Chinese in a newspaper interview.
Sheldon Brown didn't need a YouTube video to get his message out to agent Drew Rosenhaus: Keep my name out of your mouth.
Thailand has suspended its decision to support Cambodia's bid to have an 11th century temple near the Thai border declared a world landmark, the deputy prime minister said Tuesday.
South Korea withdrew officials from a joint economic office with North Korea at Pyongyang's request Thursday in a diplomatic spat stemming from Seoul's new tougher stance on the North's nuclear disarmament.
Woman Accused Of Spitting On Deputy 44-Year-Old Hurled Death Threats, Racial Slurs, Officials SayA 44-year-old woman hurled death threats and racial slurs at a deputy and said her father belonged to the KKK after she was stopped Wednesday morning for making an illegal left, according to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office. While the deputy ran a check on Hubbard, she made s …
Despite spat, White House to book officials on Fox NewsAfter impugning the objectivity of Fox News and saying that they would begin to treat the network as "an opponent," White House officials said Sunday that they will allow administration officials to appear on the network.
Bus company to collect spit for DNARegional transport group Veolia, which operates buses and trains in the south of the Netherlands, plans to give train conductors test tubes to collect saliva if they are spat at for DNA research, the AD reports on Monday.
Mexico Strikes Back in Trade Spat The Mexican government said Monday it would slap tariffs on 90 U.S. industrial and agricultural products, in a trade dispute that underscored the difficulties facing President Barack Obama as he tries to assure business and global allies that he favors free trade.
Fatal Kitty Toss - Brooklyn Spat Turns CruelExcerpt: A heartless thug killed his teenage cousin's cat in a drunken rage when he tossed it out a sixth-floor window of his Brooklyn apartment, police said.
Suspect Repeatedly Bangs Head Against Cage In CruiserMARION COUNTY, Fla. -- A man arrested for drunk driving in Marion County wouldn't go to jail without a fight.
Alleged drunk glider pilot gets curfewROSTRAVER, Pa., Nov. 4 (UPI) -- A Rostraver, Pa., man charged with drunkenly flying a motorized glider has been given a 10 p.m. curfew by a judge.
(Caught on tape) Angry Olympic Tae Kwon Do Fighter Kicks Referee in Face After DisqualificationA Cuban Olympic tae kwon do athlete who deliberately kicked a referee in the face after being disqualified now faces a permanent ban from his sport. Watch the video now. See more irresistible headlines
Watch Spanish King asking Hugo Chavez to shut upDuring the closing session of the 12th Summit of Iberoamerican Leaders and Heads of State held in Chile King Juan Carlos caused a diplomatic incident when he lent over and said to Hugo Chavez "Por qué no te callas" (Why don't you shut up?) when the Venezuelan president kept tryi …
Clay Aiken Involved in Airplane Spat Former "American Idol" singer Clay Aiken apparently was involved in an airplane disturbance with another passenger Saturday while headed to Tulsa International Airport.
Rapper Foxy Brown's Victim Hopes to Pay Off Mortgage with LawsuitFOXY'S NEWEST VICTIM WANTS BIG PAYDAY: Florida salon owner hoping to 'pay off mortgage' with lawsuit victory.
SPACE.com -- Nine Planets Become 12 with Controversial New DefinitionThe tally of planets in our solar system would jump instantly to a dozen under a highly controversial new definition proposed by the International Astronomical Union (IAU).
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