AP Top Stories for July 27th, 2007

Here's the latest news for July 27th, 2007: NASA dealing with report of astronauts drinking and sabotage; Vick pleads not guilty to dogfighting allegations; FBI chief contradicts Gonzales testimony; Cat predicts deaths at nursing home

NASA Shaken by Sabotage, Drinking Claims

NASA was shaken Thursday by two startling and unrelated reports: One involved claims that astronauts were drunk before flying. The other was news from NASA itself that a worker had sabotaged a computer.

Bangkok's Ghostly Skyline

WSJ's Patrick Barta travels by rickshaw, boat and motorcycle to explore Bangkok's most impressive modern day ruins.

Noxious Mix: Politics, Homeland Security

OpinionJournal.com's Brendan Miniter explains why New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's latest outrage gives us reason to worry about Homeland Security.

Expert Advice For Dealing With Bored Kids

(Minneapolis) Many parents try keeping children busy during the summer, entertaining them as best you can. Still you hear that familiar refrain, "I'm bored."

Two dead in Mojave airport blast

An airport spokeswoman said the explosion did not appear to be intentional and did not pose a security threat.

Marijuana may increase risk of psychosis: study

Smoking pot may increase the risk for the type of psychosis commonly associated with schizophrenia, and the risk increases with each puff, a new British study reports.

Cashing In Unused Miles

According to some industry websites, 3 out of 4 frequent flier miles are never redeemed. Part of the reason is that many people fly different airlines, so they don't accumulate enough miles in any one for a free trip.

Raw Video: U.S. Open of Surfing

The Honda U.S. Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach, California featured more than five hundred world-class surfers representing a dozen countries battling over 10 days and across four divisions.

Is the Increase of Ethanol Production Really Raising the Price of Food?

As a replacement for gasoline in automobiles, ethanol is touted by the President and Congress as a solution to reduce our dependence on foreign oil. But as ethanol production has risen this year, so has the price of corn, the primary grain used today to produce ethanol.

A Behind-The-Scenes-Look at Actress Eva Longoria's New Public Service Campaign Shoot

Award-winning actress Eva Longoria has been named the lead ambassador for a new public service campaign, created in partnership between the Callaway Golf Foundation and the Entertainment Industry Foundation, aimed at raising awareness and funds for ovarian cancer research.