Global Health Officials Mull How to Slow Swine Flu

There's a global effort to slow the spread of swine flu until a vaccine is ready, although experts are divided on whether the measures will work.

Study: Many Doctors View Obese Patients Negatively

In at least one large New York City healthcare network, more than 40 percent of doctors have a "negative reaction" to obese patients, according to a new study.

NFL Looks Into Allegations Against Roethlisberger

A woman has filed a bombshell lawsuit saying Roethlisberger raped her in a hotel penthouse a year ago, a claim he vehemently denies.

Mumbai Gunman Says He's Ready for Gallows

The lone surviving gunman in the Mumbai attacks said Wednesday that he is ready to go to the gallows and wants no mercy from the court for his role in one of India's worst terrorist acts, which left 166 people dead.

U.S. Debating Payoffs to Afghan Poppy Growers- U.S. Envoy Heads to Pakistan and Afghanistan

Iran's Ahmadinejad Humiliated Over VP Choice

Iran's semi-official media are reporting that Iran's supreme leader has ordered the president, a close ally, to dismiss the vice president he chose last week.

Chinese Worker Kills Self Over Missing iPhone

An employee at a factory that makes iPhones in China killed himself after a prototype went missing. Apple Inc. offered its condolences Wednesday as the company waits for the results of an investigation.

Clinton's Nuclear Plan B

Secretary of State warns Iran that U.S. will extend 'defense umbrella' over Gulf allies if Tehran obtains nukes

Slow Down, Mr. President

After tirelessly pressuring Congress to pass health care reform, Obama may have to settle for a fallback strategy

Clinton Declares the U.S. 'Is Back' in Asia