Obama Takes Campaign to New Jersey

Obama Takes Campaign to New Jersey
After a second-place finish in the New Hampshire primaries, Sen. Barack Obama headed to New Jersey. Obama spoke before a crowd of nearly 2,000 people at St. Peter's College.

Hillary's Comeback

Hillary's Comeback
Hillary Clinton's victory in New Hampshire surprised many, especially political experts who projected Barack Obama to win. Katie Couric comments.

On the Run, Woman Gets Stuck in Pipe

On the Run, Woman Gets Stuck in Pipe
A woman in Kansas running from police ends up stuck in a drain pipe. She had to be rescued by firefighters and taken to a hospital, treated for hypothermia.

Rainy season brings death in Bolivia

Rainy season brings death in Bolivia
Last year, flooding killed thirty-five people and tens of thousands of cattle. The damage was so severe that Bolivia was forced to cut its economic growth forecasts.

Havana perfumery brings out the scent of colonial Cuba

Havana perfumery brings out the scent of colonial Cuba
Tourism is a key to the Cuban economy. Visitors come for the sun and the sea but also to soak up the island's rich history. Havana's heritage office runs a perfumery offering a fragrant tour back to Cuba's colonial era.

Iran Calls U.S. Navy Video Fake

Iran Calls U.S. Navy Video Fake
Iran's Revolutionary Guards accused the United States on Wednesday of fabricating video and audio released by the Pentagon that shows Iranian boats confronting U.S. warships in the Persian Gulf.

Kibaki offers talks after AU meeting

Kibaki offers talks after AU meeting
President Mwai Kibaki made the offer of direct talks with Raila Odinga who has declined a face-to-face meeting on Friday saying it would be a sideshow without the presence of an international mediator.

Naples winning fight against trash

Naples winning fight against trash
The government has vowed immediate action to resolve the rubbish crisis but residents are wary and promise to keep protesting until concrete action is taken.

Store Offers High-priced Olympic Souvenirs

Store Offers High-priced Olympic Souvenirs
Olympics souvenir collectors have a wide selection to choose from as a store opens in Beijing offering licensed items from plush toys to jade mascots.

UK iTunes downloads to get cheaper

UK iTunes downloads to get cheaper
The European Union's top antitrust watchdog said the move would end its proceedings against Apple which operates iTunes. In April 2007, the European Commission said Apple had breached EU rules by agreeing with Vivendi's Universal Music Group, Sony BMG Music Entertainment, EMI Group and Warner Music Group to curtail cross-border access to iTunes.

AP Analysis: Where's the Momentum?

AP Analysis: Where's the Momentum?
John McCain and Hillary Clinton have shaken up the race for president with their wins in the New Hampshire primaries. As the race moves on, the question is which candidates now have the momentum.

Living underground in Australia

Living underground in Australia
In the remote Australian desert town of White Cliffs, residents escape from the sweltering summer heat by living underground in "dug-outs". Not only are they pleasant to live in, with a steady temperature, they are also eco-friendly as residents save on power bills.

Armani Phone: The Ultimate in Cell Phone Bling?

Armani Phone: The Ultimate in Cell Phone Bling?
Samsung has shown off their new Armani designed cell phone at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The phone is currently only available in Europe for approximately 1000 Euros.

Robots Have Feelings, Too

Robots Have Feelings, Too
WSJ.com's Andy Jordan cradles (and ultimately upsets) Pleo, a $350 robot dinosaur getting attention at CES for its ability to show emotion.

Sexy Swimwear for 2008

Sexy Swimwear for 2008
In this video provided by Victoria's Secret, models Marisa Miller and Alessandra Ambrosio talk about and show off the Swim 2008 catalogue.

Black Jesus celebrated

Black Jesus celebrated
Throngs of Filipino devotees venerate a religious image celebrating the feast of the dark-skinned image of Christ. Tens of thousands of Filipino Catholics celebrate the feast of the Black Nazarene in a grand procession.

Viral Videos Spread The Word

Viral Videos Spread The Word
GodTube features viral videos with a Christian message. Maggie Rodriguez speaks to its founder and CEO, Chris Wyatt.

Today in History for Wednesday, January 9th

Today in History for Wednesday, January 9th
President Richard Nixon is born; Howard Hughes says a purported biography of him is a fake; America's last unmanned probe of the Moon lands on the lunar surface; "The Phantom of the Opera" becomes the longest-running show in Broadway history.

Fledgling Label Misses Out

Fledgling Label Misses Out
The abridged Golden Globes has precluded an opportunity for designer Rubin Singer to showcase his wares. WSJ's Katherine Rosman speaks to the young designer.

Sticky ice buns

Sticky ice buns
While most Muscovites prefer to sit in their heated homes and wait for winter to pass, for a small group of people the frozen waters around the Russian capital hold a special appeal.