Raw Video: Vegas Hotel Implosion

Raw Video: Vegas Hotel Implosion
The casino where Elvis Presley made his debut in Las Vegas has been imploded to make room for a new resort. The New Frontier casino and hotel was brought down early this morning.

Pope Benedict XVI Coming to the U.S.

Pope Benedict XVI Coming to the U.S.
For the first time in his papacy, Pope Benedict XVI will visit the United States. In April, he's scheduled to meet with President Bush, address the U.N. and tour the site of the World Trade Center attacks.

AP Top Stories for Tuesday, November 13th

AP Top Stories for Tuesday, November 13th
Here's the latest news for Tuesday, November 13th: Bhutto house arrest; Oil spill; Ohio warehouse fire; Travel warning.

Greening the Office

Greening the Office
Rain powered fountains, floor to ceiling windows, and white roofs are some features of 7 World Trade Center, an energy conscious New York office building. WSJ's Dana Mattioli takes a tour.

Air traffic killer freed

Air traffic killer freed
Vitaly Kaloyev lost his wife and children in 2002 when their charter flight collided with a cargo plane near the Swiss border. Air traffic controller Peter Nielsen was alone on duty on the night of the accident. Kaloyev later travelled to Switzerland. A Swiss judge said Kaloyev did not come to Switzerland to kill Nielsen but lost control of himself when Nielsen refused to apologise for the event after Kaloyev showed him pictures of his children.

Madeleine McCann Spotted in Medjugorje?

Madeleine McCann Spotted in Medjugorje?
Police say they are investigating a report from an Irish tourist who claims he spotted the missing British girl, Madeleine McCann in the Bosnian city of Medjugorje.

Caught on Tape: Explosion Rocks Basketball Game

Caught on Tape: Explosion Rocks Basketball Game
A security guard at a basketball game in Jerusalem reportedly has lost three fingers after some type of explosive device detonated in his hand.

Mexico: Disaster funds for flood victims

Mexico: Disaster funds for flood victims
Calderon ordered the release of FONDEN (Mexico's Fund for Disasters) to rebuild thousands of affected households and infrastructure. He said the funds would be quickly released but that the state's recovery would be slow and prolonged.

Wall Street Downtime: Mining Gold

Wall Street Downtime: Mining Gold
See hedge fund manager Rick Sherlund's family gold mine in Alaska, where he hangs out to live the prospector's life. WSJ's Robert Guth reports.

Bigstring.com offers email 2.0

Bigstring.com offers email 2.0
An upstart technology company, Bigstring.com, hopes to change that with erasable, recallable and password protected email. The company is hoping to make inroads on other well-known email providers like Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo.

Herbal Sex-boost Pills May Be Unsafe

Herbal Sex-boost Pills May Be Unsafe
An investigation by the Associated Press finds herbal impotency pills are emerging as a major public health concern.

Nintendo Prepares for Holidays

Nintendo Prepares for Holidays
Reginald Fils-Aime, president of Nintendo of America, speaks to WSJ's Emily Steel about gearing up for this year's holiday season with new games and services.

Autopsy Planned for Kanye West's Mom

Autopsy Planned for Kanye West's Mom
Initial reports show Donda West may have died from complications she suffered after having cosmetic surgery. Officials say an autopsy has been scheduled for Wednesday.

Ashley Tisdale on Life After 'High School'

Ashley Tisdale on Life After 'High School'
'High School Musical' star Ashley Tisdale discusses the third installment in the popular Disney series. She also dishes on her next endeavors, which include another album and film.

Classical Pianist Lets Fingers Do the Thinking

Classical Pianist Lets Fingers Do the Thinking
Gabriela Montero is regarded as the queen of improvisation. The pianist was born with a gift largely shunned by the classical establishment -- creating music in front of an audience. Recently, she sat down with the AP to talk about her work.

Today in History for Tuesday, November 13th

Today in History for Tuesday, November 13th
Highlights of this day in history: Vietnam Veterans Memorial dedicated; Taliban regime flees Afghan capital; President Bill Clinton to pay Paula Jones; Alabama's top judge removed amid Ten Commandments flap; 'Lion King' opens on Broadway.

Text Messaging Service Features Dalai Lama

Text Messaging Service Features Dalai Lama
Two young men create a text message service that delivers material from the Dalai Lama and inspiring authors.

Kangaroo on the Lam in Australia

Kangaroo on the Lam in Australia
Check out this cheeky kangaroo that recently kept police and wildlife rescuers on the run in residential area of Melbourne, Australia.

Humpbacks Put on Whale of a Show in Sydney

Humpbacks Put on Whale of a Show in Sydney
Check out these aerial views of a humback whale and her baby as they frolic in Australia's Sydney Harbor.

Learning French keeps them young at heart

Learning French keeps them young at heart
They may be the world's oldest class of students, and they've been diligently working at their subject for three decades now. Every week the refined ladies of Alexandria, Virginia -- aged 74 to 95 -- meet to practice their French, proving that a life of learning keeps one young at heart.