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Police recover quantities of suspected class A and class C drugs during an operation in a County Armagh village.
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FOUR people were being questioned last night after a man fired a number of shots at a parked car on the northside of Dublin yesterday.
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Scotland manager George Burley questions Kris Boyd's desire to play for Scotland at a heated press conference today at Hampden.
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Detectives investigating a double shooting were today following up significant new information after questioning hundreds of people.
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Virgin Media has said that broadband speed tests are unable to accurately measure its super-fast service.
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A directive requiring that nonmilitary interrogations be monitored by military officials is designed to prevent abuse. Further tightening rules meant to prevent the abuse of detainees, the Pentagon has issued a new policy directive requiring that interrogations of prisoners be monitored, even if questioning is being carried out by another government agency.
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Sen. Jay Rockefeller says White House is withholding documents that show approval of harsh interrogation tactics
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A Spanish judge will question three mechanics on suspicion of manslaughter in the Spanair plane crash that killed 154 people at Madrid's airport in August, a court spokesman said Thursday.
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Aspirin should not routinely be used to prevent heart attacks in people with diabetes, Scottish researchers say.
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The Spanish judge investigating an August plane crash that killed 154 people in Madrid will question three mechanics on suspicion of manslaughter, a Madrid Superior Court spokesman said Thursday.
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The father of a 19-year-old woman whose skeletal remains were found in woodland in a seaside town was today being questioned on suspicion of murder.
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A 12-year-old boy is arrested by police investigating the suspicious death of a man following an arson attack in Somerset.
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Police have been given more time to question the father of a 19-year-old woman whose skeletal remains were found in woodland in a seaside town.
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The lawyer for a businessman whose jail cell death was declared suicide by hanging says a pathologist has instead concluded that Kazuyoshi Miura was killed.
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In the past decade, every state has passed some kind of "safe haven" law that permits parents of newborns to turn over children to the state. But some places have seen a flurry of drop-offs recently, Kelly Wallace reports.
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Five people are arrested over the deaths of a 71-year-old woman and a four-year-old girl in a house fire in Bolton.
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Vice-presidential candidates Sarah Palin and Joe Biden are coming under attack for actions and statements they made, with less than two weeks away from election day.
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Harrods' boss Mohamed Al Fayed has been questioned by police in connection with allegations of indecent assault against a 15-year-old girl.
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Senior BAE Systems executive arrested and questioned by Serious Fraud Office.
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A 42-year-old man is arrested in connection with the murder of a nighclub doorman outside a disco in County Antrim four years ago.
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THE president of the Italian Football Federation (Figc), Giancarlo Abete, has questioned AC Milan's decision to sign former England captain David Beckham.
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The mother of the child confessed to beating her daughter with a mop handle.
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Police reported "good leads" on Monday in their investigation of Sunday night's shooting at the University of Central Arkansas.
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The Food and Drug Administration's assurances that a controversial chemical is safe for use in food containers are badly flawed, an independent panel of scientific advisers concluded in a report released.
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In a surprising rebuke, an advisory panel says the agency did not consider all the data. The Food and Drug Administration's conclusion that a controversial chemical is safe for use in food containers is badly flawed, an independent panel of scientific advisors said in a report released Tuesday.
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Officials at the Department of Homeland Security have overstated the performance of costly new radiation detectors designed to prevent the importation of radiological materials that could be used in bombs, according to an unreleased government report.
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A federal judge yesterday questioned the motives of Justice Department lawyers for withdrawing allegations linking a Guantanamo Bay detainee to a "dirty bomb" plot in the United States shortly before they were required to hand over exculpatory evidence to the defense.
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The UPEI professor who helped write P.E.I.'s provincial gaming strategy is questioning why authority for video lottery terminals falls under the Provincial Treasury.
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A number of financial experts now fear that the federal government's $143 billion attempt to rescue troubled insurance giant American International Group may not work, and some argue that company shareholders and taxpayers would have been better served by a bankruptcy filing.
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A man is arrested by police investigating the murder of a father-of-one in Larne, County Antrim, at the weekend.
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A man is arrested by police investigating the murder of a father-of-one in Larne, County Antrim, at the weekend.
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Newly available accounts raise questions about the accuracy and honesty of Georgia's insistence that it acted defensively against Russian aggression.
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