Amanda Knox's father talks to CNN about his daughter's murder appeal and today's testimony in an Italian court.
After the Bay Area nurse disappears, her longtime pal stands accused of murder
Human remains found over the weekend in northern California have been identified as those of Michelle Le, a nursing student who was last seen in a hospital parking garage more than three months ago, police said.
Human remains were found Saturday in northern California during a search for a nursing student who was last seen in a hospital parking garage more than three months ago.
EUGENE, Ore. -- In the final strides of his race, Andrew Wheating had already begun to process the disappointment. It was the 1,500 meters at the USA Track and Field national championships Saturday afternoon at storied Hayward Field. (Where, as a University of Oregon sophomore in 2008, he had made the U.S. Olympic team -- and rocked the Hayward house -- with a stretch-running second-place finish in the 800 meters, the most emotional race of that year's Trials).
This was not a banner year for Corporate America. Or Corporate Japan. Or Corporate England.
You know the house. The one with sinister animatronics, the fake smoke and a perfectly timed soundtrack of spooky noises. The one that makes small children think twice about ringing the doorbell.
The official weather report calls for sunshine on Sunday in Hayward, Calif., site of the championship game for Women's Professional Soccer.
SI.com's NBA experts report from the 2010 NBA draft with all the behind-the scenes stories, rumors and news filtering through Madison Square Garden.
In his statement to a House subcommitte, BP CEO Tony Hayward says he regrets the negative impact of the Gulf oil spill.
Rising public anger over the oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico hit the boiling point Thursday as BP CEO Tony Hayward was subjected to a bipartisan barrage of criticism during a long, heated day of testimony on Capitol Hill.
Admiral Thad Allen updates media on the oil spill recovery efforts in the Gulf of Mexico.
Efforts to contain oil gushing from BP's ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico are becoming more effective, according to Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen, the federal government's point man for the disaster.
BP is clarifying comments Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg made Friday in a broadcast interview, that BP Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward will relinquish control over the company's daily operations in the Gulf of Mexico.
Democratic lawmakers will try to build the case of a corporate culture which chose riskier, cheaper methods over safety concerns as they grill BP CEO Tony Hayward on Capitol Hill Thursday.
California police say they recovered the body of a missing postal worker at a waste management facility. KTVU reports.
A body found in a Dumpster near San Francisco, California, has been identified as missing postal worker Nancy Rogers, authorities said Tuesday.
BP is considering suspending or cutting its second-quarter dividend amid U.S. political pressure, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
President Barack Obama will meet Wednesday with BP Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg at the White House, a senior White House official told CNN Thursday.
Adm. Thad Allen, the retired Coast Guard commandant overseeing the response to BP's oil spill, sent a letter to Chief Executive Tony Hayward demanding more information on compensation provided to people affected by the disaster.
A new high-resolution video released Tuesday shows startling underwater images of the ruptured well gushing oil into the Gulf of Mexico two days after robots made a cut of the well's riser pipe in preparation for the latest containment effort of the environmental disaster.
Robot submarines steered a new cap to BP's ruptured undersea well in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday in the company's latest attempt to rein in the largest oil spill in U.S. history.
Frustration is growing in the Gulf after the best hope yet of capping the leak was declared a failure.
Rep. Edward Markey on Monday challenged the assertion by oil giant BP's chief executive that no underwater oil plumes have formed because of the Gulf of Mexico spill.
BP CEO Tony Hayward says the "top kill" procedure is going as planned but it will take 24 hours to know if it's working.
BP Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward said Wednesday it will be 24 hours before authorities will know whether the "top kill" effort to plug the runaway oil leak in the Gulf is working.
BP Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward said Wednesday that it will be 24 hours before authorities will know whether the "top kill" effort to plug the runaway oil leak in the Gulf is working.
Investigators who completed their search of the California property belonging to kidnapping suspects Phillip and Nancy Garrido said initial findings do not connect the couple to the disappearances of two young girls.
An anxious mother holds hope that evidence of her missing daughter will be found by police tearing up Phillip Garrido's yard
Investigators found another bone on property belonging to kidnapping suspects Phillip and Nancy Garrido on Friday, as they scoured the yard for possible clues to the abductions of two other girls about 20 years ago, officials said.
As police search for clues in Garrido backyard, CNN cameraman Jim Castel gives us a look at the crime scene.
Two cadaver dogs working separately each showed interest in the same area of property belonging to kidnapping suspects Phillip and Nancy Garrido, a possible indication of human remains, police said Thursday.
Investigators have found bones on the property where kidnapping suspects Phillip and Nancy Garrido lived for 18 years with Jaycee Dugard and her two daughters, police said Wednesday.
The mother of a missing girl, whose 20-year-old case authorities now say may be linked to the Jaycee Dugard kidnapping suspects, said Tuesday that she holds out hope that her daughter will be found alive.
The mother of Michaela Garecht, 9, kidnapped three years before Jaycee Dugard is hoping the two abductions are connected.
A bone fragment found near the northern California home of kidnapping and rape suspect Phillip Garrido could add another chapter to the twisted tale.
A week before 9-year-old Michaela Garecht was kidnapped in Hayward, California, in 1988, she wrote a poem about people who had been abducted, her mother said Tuesday.
Divorce causes more than bitterness and broken hearts. The trauma of a split can leave long-lasting effects on mental and physical health that remarriage might not repair, according to research released this week.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Butler's Gordon Hayward, who was selected for USA Basketball's 19-and-under national team Thursday, was first featured in the sporting press four years ago. A story in a regional section of the Indianapolis Star profiled Gordon and his twin sister, Heather, who were playing mixed doubles in the Indiana State Open. They were precocious prep tennis stars. She had already played No. 1 singles as a freshman at Brownsburg High; he played No. 1 doubles then, and No. 1 singles the next year. The paper said the twins planned on going to Purdue, their parents' alma mater.
Blistering temperatures and winds battered parts of the upper Midwest on Tuesday, delivering to some states the coldest weather in decades.
CNN's Guillermo Arduino has Monday evening forecast in the international weather update.
In a stunning reversal of its own ruling, a California court says it's O.K. for uncredentialed parents to homeschool their kids. But regulatory questions remain
It is the first Saturday in May, 2002; my first Kentucky Derby as Sports Illustrated's horse racing writer, following the deep footprints of my former SI colleague, Bill Nack. Ninety minutes prior to the race, SI reporter Mark Beech and I walk to around the clubhouse turn at the Downs to access the barn area, in order to later make the same walk in reverse to the saddling paddock with the horses and their connections. It is a something of a ritual, albeit a challenging one, in deep sand with dress shoes.
Among the who's-who of American running, jumping, throwing and vaulting that has descended on America's one true track Mecca -- Eugene, Ore. -- for the Olympic Track and Field Trials, one athlete who has been entirely absent from the new polyurethane at Hayward Field has nonetheless been much on the minds of many competing for Beijing berths.
Jordan Hasay, meet Gabe Jennings.
In a week when oil prices shot to $143 a barrel, the mood at the World Petroleum Congress was surprisingly somber
EUGENE, Ore. -- At 25 minutes past eight on a pristine Monday night, Hayward Field shook with emotion. Nick Symmonds, a native of Idaho who moved to Oregon seven years ago and has been embraced as an adopted child, burst to the front of the 800 meters at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials and drew clear. Behind him, Andrew Wheating, a 6-foot-5, 20-year-old prodigy wearing the electric yellow singlet of the University of Oregon, sprinted into second. Finally at the wire, Christian Smith, a Kansan also moved among the pines to train in Eugene, dove to the track and took the final Olympic team place.
California faces an almost certain risk of being rocked by a strong earthquake by 2037, scientists said Monday in the first statewide temblor forecast
For the last several years, I have embarked on a late-November expedition to find 10 sophomores who I believe will have breakout seasons. This is not a search for the nation's 10 best sophs -- any schmo can do that. Rather, the idea is to find guys who had quiet freshman years but are now ready to bring in the noise.
Shares in BP PLC fell Tuesday after a newspaper reported that the oil company's chief executive had warned staff of poor third-quarter results.
A top BP executive and possible successor to John Browne sharply critiqued the company's cost-cutting efforts, leadership style and political lobbying, according to a report Monday.
Money Magazine: Meet the Daredevilsupdated: Sat Apr 01 2006 00:01:00
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I've always admired Linus Van Pelt, who every autumn ignores the taunts of the 'Peanuts' gallery to wait faithfully for the Great Pumpkin to arrive.
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Here's a Silicon Valley recipe gone horribly awry. Take two newly minted Stanford Business School grads. Throw in a CEO who has run enough companies to think of himself as "adult supervision." Add ...
Throughout the summer of 1999, Gail Aknin, vice president of sales at Teledynamic Communications of Hayward, Calif., knew her company had better figure out a way to offer its wares online, and fast...
Hey, it really is tool time! Americans will spend a projected $117 billion on home improvement this year, a whopping 20% more than in 1991. While kitchen and bath overhauls remain perennial favorit...
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With prices off as much as 30% in some areas from their mid-'80s peaks, now may be your best chance in years to buy your dream vacation home. To help, here are 10 vacation areas around the nation t...
Fortune: COMPANIES TO WATCHupdated: Mon Apr 20 1992 00:01:00
NELLCOR Before Nellcor, the most common method anesthesiologists had for monitoring the amount of oxygen patients were getting during surgery was to watch the color of their blood: When it started ...
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Fortune: NO DRINK OR NO STARTupdated: Mon Aug 15 1988 00:01:00
A high-tech gadget designed to keep drivers sober changed Dale Brooks's life. Arrested twice in five years for drunken driving, the 33-year-old Ohioan was given the choice of losing his license for...
Fortune: COMPANIES TO WATCHupdated: Mon Dec 22 1986 00:01:00
The New Pig Corp. Factory-cleaning contractor Don Beaver Jr., 34, was always looking for ways to make his crews more efficient. Among other things, he wanted to find a quicker method of sopping up ...
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