AP 2010-11-30

1. The White House says President Barack Obama received 12 stitches in his lip after being hit during a pickup basketball game. Spokesman Robert Gibbs says the president was inadvertently struck by someone's elbow. 2. Early signs are pointing to bigg

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-05-21)

1. The suspect in the botched Times Square bombing makes his first appearance in court. Faisal Shahzad is facing five felony charges related to the May 1st botched bombing. 2. The secretary of the Interior says the federal government shares the blame

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-05-12)

1. Senior White House officials are pinning blame for the attempted Times Square car bombing on the Pakistani Taliban. Attorney General Eric Holder says new evidence shows that Pakistani militants were intimately involved in the plot, planning it and

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-05-07)

1. Authorities have brought formal terrorism and mass destruction charges against the suspect in the failed Times Square car bombing. They say Faisal Shahzad confessed to receiving explosives training in Pakistan. No word from officials on whether th

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-05-17)

1. There could be some unexpectedly good news for drivers this summer. Experts predict gas prices will actually fall as Memorial Day approaches, instead of the usual steady climb. Drivers can thank rising supplies and concerns about the global econom

AP 2010-11-25

1. The Transportation Security Administration says airport screens will continue but that they will try to make them as minimally invasive as possible. The more thorough screenings have drawn fire from lawmakers and passengers. They come nearly a yea

AP 2010-10-26

1. A new AP poll of likely voters finds theyre evenly divided on whether President Barack Obama's health care law should be scrubbed or retooled. Among likely voters, 36% said they want to revise the law, 37% want the law repealed, only 15% said they

AP 2010-11-29

1. Tens of thousands of spectators are again expected to line the streets of Manhattan to watch the annual Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade. The parade tradition, started in 1924, has grown year after year. This year, Kung Fu Panda and Spiderman will le

AP 2010-11-23

1. President Barack Obama says NATO has agreed to his plans for a new expanded missile defense system for Europe. The system would cover all NATO member countries and the United States. Obama spoke in between meetings on the opening day of a NATO sum

AP 2010-11-28

1. The White House says President Barack Obama is outraged over North Koreas artillery attack against the South Korean island. Two South Korean marines were killed and the countrys president says Seoul will unleash an enormous retaliation should Nort

AP 2010-11-24

1. Although President Barack Obama is asking his national security team to consider less intrusive airport screenings, travelers may not be seeing changes anytime soon. The head of the agency responsible for airport security says the terror threat le

AP 2010-11-27

1. Holiday travelers are moving smoothly through security checkpoints Thursday before thanksgiving. Thats despite threats of massive protest that could have snarled what is traditionally one of the busiest travel days of the year. 2. The smoke was st

AP 2010-10-25

1. President Barack Obama is trumpeting his efforts to help women in the workforce. He's turned to rally key Democratic constituencies ahead of the election. Obama says female business owners have particularly benefited from his administration's effo

AP 2010-10-24

Things are bad for Democrats. All signs are pointing to huge Republican gains across the board, from coast to coast, at all levels of government. The poll shows that Republicans are leading on just about every measurement, from handling the economy t

AP 2010-11-26

1. The White House is strongly condemning North Korea's artillery attack against the South Korean island of Yeonpyeong. Press Secretary Robert Gibbs called on the North to halt its belligerent action. North Korea fired barrages of artillery Tuesday,

AP 2010-09-25

A large fire under a Manhattan bridge sent orange flames and plumes of smoke over several New York City blocks. The blaze shut down service on the nation's second busiest commuter rail service, creating a travel nightmare for dozens. And I'm really h

AP 2010-10-29

1. A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake off western Indonesia has triggered a tsunami, killing at least 23 people. More than 160 remain missing. The head of the Health Ministry crisis center says a ten-foot-high wave washed away hundreds of homes in t

AP 2010-10-30

1. Investigators are conducting tests to determine if a shooting at a Marine Corps recruiting station is connected to recent shootings at the Pentagon and National Marine Corps Museum. The FBI says the same gun was used to shoot at the Pentagon and t

AP 2010-10-28

1. President Barack Obama is challenging voters to stick with Democrats, saying Republicans can only hope Americans forget, which party brought them what he calls a lost decade. President closed a four-day campaign swing at a rally in Minneapolis for

AP 2010-10-27

1. There are growing fears the cholera outbreak in Haiti could soon spread to heavily populated urban areas. More than 200 people have died. At least five cases are reported in Port-au-Prince. Officials say the patients likely got sick before travell