Kevin West

Phoenix Suns point guard Stephon Marbury was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence.

North Korea, named by President Bush as part of an ``axis of evil,'' is waiting to see if the United States wants dialogue or hostile relations before determining its own course of action.

Faced with cellular phone ubiquity, American Airlines this week decided to ground seatback air phones on the majority of its fleet due to weak passenger demand.

Elan Corp., Ireland's biggest pharmaceuticals company, announced Thursday that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has begun a probe into its accounting practices following a highly critical Wall Street Journal report.

Indiana University has paid former women's basketball coach Jim Izard - now coach at Berry College in Rome - more than $76,000 to settle a sex- and age-discrimination lawsuit he filed after being fired.

The U.S. commander of the war in Afghanistan said Thursday that American ground forces may be dispatched to investigate the site where suspected al-Qaida members are reported to have been killed in a missile attack by a CIA-operated drone aircraft.

DaimlerChrysler AG's Chrysler group is offering its first-ever cash rebates on the PT Cruiser.

Witnesses who mistook a film crew's camera for a gun triggered a seven-hour lockdown of Connecticut's state Capitol complex, Capitol police say.

The Roman Catholic Church's Boston Archdiocese, complying with its promise to report past abuse accusations, revealed the names of six more priests who have been suspended amid charges they molested children.

Dozens of female travelers have filed complaints with the Federal Aviation Administration and state officials.