Crocodile Hunter's Family Announces 'Steve Irwin

Crocodile Hunter's Family Announces 'Steve Irwin
The Irwin family unveiled a life-size statue at the Australia Zoo in Queensland, to commemorate 'Steve Irwin Day.'

Man Dies After Being Tasered at Airport

Man Dies After Being Tasered at Airport
A disturbing video shows the last moment's of a Polish immigrant's life. The man died after being tasered by police only seconds after encountering him at Vancouver International Airport.

UN watchdog gives Iran mixed report

UN watchdog gives Iran mixed report
The International Atomic Energy Agency said it remained unable to ascertain that Iran did not have a secret, parallel military enrichment program because Teheran was still denying inspector visits to anything but its few declared nuclear facilities.

Raw Images: Amateur Video of Chile Earthquake

Raw Images: Amateur Video of Chile Earthquake
Residents in the town of Antofagasta, Chile grabbed their video camera to capture these images as an earthquake hit the area on Wednesday. The video played out on youtube.com

LeAnn Rimes' New Album Brings 'Family' Full Circle

Rimes' New Album Brings 'Family' Full Circle
Country music star LeAnn Rimes is keeping her eye on the Billboard charts, following the release of her new album 'Family.' The album reflects the renewed relationship for her family after some past legal troubles.

Review: 'Frank' Impersonation Comes to Comedy TV

Review: 'Frank' Impersonation Comes to Comedy TV
AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews 'Frank TV', a new comedy show on TBS, starring impressionist Frank Caliendo.

All about Frank Caliendo

K.T. Tunstall Rocks for Writers' Strike

K.T. Tunstall Rocks for Writers' Strike
Striking Writers Guild members in L.A. got a treat Wednesday as K.T. Tunstall turned out to play a few tunes for picketers.

All about K.T. Tunstall

Sampling American Bubbly

Sampling American Bubbly
Wine columnists Dorothy Gaiter and John Brecher try several unusual sparkling wines made in the United States.

Sotheby's record sale

Sotheby's record sale
The sales Wednesday night marked a big comeback for Sotheby's. The stock rose as much as 13 percent in the first hour of trading Thursday morning. Last week, it stock sank when bidders passed on a Van Gogh.

Auto Makers' Green Horizons

Auto Makers' Green Horizons
WSJ.com's David Patton reports from the Los Angeles Auto Show on some auto makers' new efforts to offer cars with energy efficient features.

Today in History for Thursday, November 15th

Today in History for Thursday, November 15th
Highlights of this day in history: Sherman begins 'March to the Sea' in American Civil War; Zebulon Pike spots namesake mountaintop; Anti-Vietnam War protesters gather in DC; Joey Buttafuoco gets jail time; Actor Sam Waterston born.

Sweden marks Lindgren's centenary

Sweden marks Lindgren's centenary
Lindgren was born in 1907 near the village of Vimmerby, in southern Sweden. Many of her books are based on childhood memories and set around the Vimmerby area, such as the books about Emil and The Children in Noisy Village.

All about Astrid Lindgren

Airport Screeners Missed Bomb Parts

Airport Screeners Missed Bomb Parts
Government investigators smuggled liquid explosives and detonators past airport security, exposing a dangerous hole in the nation's ability to keep these forbidden items off of airplanes.

Hawaiian Superferry Gets Green Light

Hawaiian Superferry Gets Green Light
A judge in Hawaii has cleared the way for a new inter-island ferry to begin operations before an environmental assessment is complete.

AP Top Stories for Thursday, Nov. 15th

AP Top Stories for Thursday, Nov. 15th
Here's the latest news for Thursday, Nov. 15th: House Democrats pass anti-war bill; O.J. Simpson says he expected judge's ruling; McCain defends response to remark about Hillary Clinton; Automakers 'going green' at auto show.

Raw Video: Plane Skids on Nose During Landing

Raw Video: Plane Skids on Nose During Landing
A pair of pilots were forced to jump from the cockpit of their light aeroplane after it skidded on its nose at an airport in Australia on Thursday.

Thousands Homeless After Chile Quake

Thousands Homeless After Chile Quake
Chile's government promised to deliver hundreds of portable houses Thursday for people left homeless by a powerful earthquake that hammered the country's north, killing at least two people and injuring more than 150.

More transport chaos for French commuters

More transport chaos for French commuters
France is grappling with a second day of nationwide strike that has crippled transport and wreaked havoc on daily commutes. Many workers struggling to get to work on Thursday said they're tired of being caught in the middle of the conflict between the unions and the government.

Mossberg's Mac FAQ

Mossberg's Mac FAQ
Personal Technology columnist Walter Mossberg runs through the questions anyone thinking of buying a MacIntosh should consider.

Rescued Arctic seal returns

Rescued Arctic seal returns
An Arctic seal that was rescued from a North African beach has failed to return to his natural habitat.

Carmakers Go Green at L.A. Auto Show

Carmakers Go Green at L.A. Auto Show
The Los Angeles Auto Show opened with automakers unveiling the cars of the future, a greener future. Many of these new vehicles use less or no gas at all.

A Vineyard Grows in Staten Island

A Vineyard Grows in Staten Island
In a push to increase tourism to Staten Island, a group of businessmen are bringing a bit of Tuscany to the borough. They plan to start a vineyard on two acres of botanical garden land.