Nation & World Financial crisis drives up Greek suicide rate ATHENS, Greece – Suicides increased by 45 percent during the first four years of Greece’s financial crisis, a mental health… September 10, 2013
Nation & World Ohioan who made confessional DUI video faces court Matthew Cordle is expected to be arraigned today on charges of aggravated vehicular homicide stemming from a fatal car crash… September 10, 2013
Nation & World Court convicts four men in Indian’s rape, murder An Indian court convicted four men on all 11 counts in connection with the gang rape of a young woman… September 10, 2013
Nation & World Poll: Public doubts rise on surveillance, privacy Close to 60 percent of Americans oppose the NSA’s collection of data on telephone and Internet usage. A similar majority… September 10, 2013
Nation & World Securing Syria’s arsenal is rife with challenges Experts say securing Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal would be a complicated and lengthy process, made more difficult by deep lack… September 10, 2013
Nation & World Feds seek to legalize marijuana industry banking The issue has taken on greater urgency now that Colorado and Washington have become the first states to legalize recreational… September 10, 2013
Nation & World Obama talks Syria diplomacy, fallback airstrikes President Barack Obama is backing a plan to have the United Nations hold talks to get Syria to turn over… September 10, 2013
Nation & World Obama delays Syria vote, says diplomacy may work President Barack Obama blended the threat of military action against Syria with the hope of a diplomatic solution in a… September 9, 2013
Nation & World Iran’s president urges government on Facebook Iranian President Hasan Rouhani’s government is encouraging Cabinet members to open their Facebook pages to the public in an effort… September 9, 2013
Nation & World Case raises search, seizure rules concerns Homeland Security Department officials seized David House’s computer, cellphone, digital camera and thumb drive when the computer programmer returned from… September 9, 2013
Nation & World Allende’s legacy strong 40 years after Chile coup But as the nation marks Wednesday’s 40th anniversary of the coup led by Gen. Augusto Pinochet, Allende’s legacy is thriving.… September 9, 2013
Nation & World Patient’s bill soars as health program falters It sounds like one of those insurance horror stories President Barack Obama told to sell his health overhaul to Congress,… September 9, 2013
Nation & World Egypt continues Islamist attacks The Egyptian military is targeting militant hideouts in the Sinai. About 20 militants have been captured and another 20 killed… September 9, 2013
Nation & World Groups rushing to hire health-care experts Nonprofits, churches and other groups are rushing to hire more people to help explain the ins and outs of the… September 9, 2013
Nation & World Report gives U.S. reason to smile The second annual World Happiness Report, released Monday, finds the highest levels of happiness in Denmark, Norway, Switzerland, the Netherlands… September 9, 2013
Nation & World NSA evidence may be key to Hammarskjold mystery An international commission is suggesting that the National Security Agency may have information in its file that could shed light… September 9, 2013
Nation & World U.S. weighs talk of Syria dumping chemical weapons U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says it is unlikely that Syria would agree to turn over its chemical weapons… September 9, 2013
Nation & World Obama undecided on Syria should Congress say ‘no’ “It’s fair to say I haven’t decided,” Obama told NBC News, one of six television interviews conducted at the White… September 8, 2013
Nation & World U.S.: Common sense decides attack on Syria Obama’s aide says evidence of chemical strike is strong September 8, 2013
Nation & World Sochi Games head seeks to avoid anti-gay law flak Demonstrators kiss near the Russian embassy in Prague on Sunday. About a hundred gay-rights supporters carried placards, wore special T-shirts… September 8, 2013
Nation & World Corn-maze cutter stalks fall fun “If I had a penny every time I’ve heard, ‘This is a-MAZE-ing,’ I’d certainly be rich by now,” he says… September 7, 2013
Nation & World Federal program allowing students to eat free meals The nation’s oldest school system has joined a program of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that has spread to 10… September 7, 2013
Nation & World Syria gas attack doubts remain Whatever evidence the government has, it says is classified September 7, 2013
Nation & World Thomas Paine writings housed at N.Y. college Gary Berton, former president of the Thomas Paine National Historical Association, stands next to a Paine monument in New Rochelle,… September 7, 2013