Kevin West

Former Enron employees are angry that company executives debated whether to delay freezing their retirement accounts last year -- then went ahead with a lockdown that blocked workers from selling their stock.

President Kennedy saw nuclear stockpiles as a deterrent against attack and worried that the United States would fall behind the Soviets in building its arsenal, according to newly released tape recordings.

About 3 billion television viewers will see a ragged rectangle of red, white and blue cloth carried at the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics, held aloft by athletes and real-life heroes.

Two convicted murderers who broke out of a Texas jail surrendered peacefully early Thursday after seizing a hostage at a southern Oklahoma gas station and holding authorities at bay for several hours.

Former President Ronald Reagan marked his 91st birthday with a subdued celebration at home on Wednesday.

Internet users found a new reason to send e-mail - for emotional support - following the Sept. 11 attacks, and a UCLA study suggests that the discovery may transform use of the communications tool.

For those who can't stand to see one more triple toe loop on TV, there's help. Log on the Internet for the latest on curling or the biathlon.

Online payment provider PayPal Inc. on Wednesday delayed an initial public offering of stock that will test investors' tolerance for rapidly growing Internet companies saddled with heavy losses.

Reports that a gunman was seen in Connecticut's Capitol complex Wednesday prompted authorities to lock it down as the legislative session got under way.

European Central Bank President Wim Duisenberg announced Thursday he will step down in 2003, three years before the end of his eight-year term.