Last of 'Jena Six' Teens Pleads Not Guilty

Last of 'Jena Six' Teens Pleads Not Guilty
The last of the so-called Jena Six to be arraigned in the beating of a white high school student pleaded not guilty Wednesday to reduced charges of battery and conspiracy.

Raw Video: High Speed Chase Ends in Crash

Raw Video: High Speed Chase Ends in Crash
A high speed chase near Atlanta ended when a mini-van flipped and wrecked ejecting the 16 year-old driver. He was injured and so was the 19 year-old back seat passenger.

OJ Simpson to Appear in Las Vegas Court

OJ Simpson to Appear in Las Vegas Court
Three people are set to testify against O.J. Simpson in an armed robbery case. Simpson and three co-defendants are scheduled to appear in a Las Vegas court to determine if there's enough evidence to hold them over for trial.

AP Top Stories for Thursday, Nov. 8th

AP Top Stories for Thursday, Nov. 8th
Here's the latest news for Thursday, Nov. 8th: New report says vets make up one-quarter of U.S. homeless population; Florida inmate kills sheriff's deputy; National Children's Museum executive faces child porn charges; Shuttle returns to Florida.

Indonesia's volcanoes keep rumbling

Indonesia's volcanoes keep rumbling
But experts said Arak Krakatau, which lies in the Sunda strait between the islands of Java and Sumatra some 130 kilometres west of the capital Jakarta, might not erupt immediately. Meanwhile, authorities lowered the alert level for Mount Kelud on the densely populated island of Java after a decline in its activity, and advised people to return to their homes.

Finland mourns slain pupils

Finland mourns slain pupils
Seven children and a head teacher were killed when a pupil opened fire at a school in southern Finland on Wednesday , hours after he posted a video on YouTube hinting at a massacre there. The 18-year-old, who walked through the corridors of Jokela High School firing into classroom after classroom.

Venezuelan Protests Turn Violent, 8 Injured

Venezuelan Protests Turn Violent, 8 Injured
Gunmen opened fire on students returning from a march Wednesday in which thousands denounced President Hugo Chavez's attempts to expand his power. At least eight people were injured, including one by gunfire.

China's rising sands

China's rising sands
Nearly 30 percent of China's land mass is covered by desert, and the sands are continuously spreading. Losing farm land to desertification directly affects the livelihood of 400 million Chinese, and is having a severe impact on the economy.

Chesney, Underwood Nab Top Honors at CMA's

Chesney, Underwood Nab Top Honors at CMA's
Kenny Chesney won entertainer of the year for the third time at the Country Music Association Awards on Wednesday, while former 'American Idol' sensation Carrie Underwood won for female vocalist and single of the year.

Come on Down! 'Scene It?' Vs. 'Buzz!'

Come on Down! 'Scene It?' Vs. 'Buzz!'
Find out which new quiz game is a winner. The AP's Derrik J. Lang racks his brain with Xbox 360's 'Scene It?' and PlayStation 2's 'Buzz! The Mega Quiz.'

Today in History for Thursday, November 8th

Today in History for Thursday, November 8th
Highlights of this day in history: Adolf Hitler launches failed coup in Germany; John F. Kennedy narrowly defeats Richard Nixon for White House; Ronald Reagan elected Calif. governor; Singer Bonnie Raitt born; 'Led Zeppelin IV' released.

Raw Video: Man Sits in Bathtub Full of Snakes

Raw Video: Man Sits in Bathtub Full of Snakes
Jackie Bibby, the "Texas Snake Man," spent about 45 minutes Monday in a see-through bathtub with 87 rattlesnakes. He shattered his own record by 12 snakes just in time for Guinness World Records Day.

Bringing Digital Life to a Ford

Bringing Digital Life to a Ford
Personal Technology columnist Walt Mossberg reviews Sync, a new system jointly developed by Ford and Microsoft to allow drivers to use the most modern digital conveniences while driving.