Updated: 12:03 PM Lawyers for the NCAA and Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett are being summoned to a federal courtroom in Harrisburg next month to argue about a motion seeking to dismiss Corbett's anti-trust lawsuit against college sports' governing body.
Posted: 10:44 AM The Supreme Court has ruled that police must usually try to obtain a search warrant from a judge before ordering blood tests for drunken-driving suspects.
Updated: 10:25 AM Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky says he is considering a presidential campaign in 2016 but will not make a decision before next year.
Posted: 10:13 AM A Minnesota hospital is apologizing for mishandling a stillborn baby whose body was discovered in linens at a laundry service.
Updated: 10:00 AM The trauma surgery chief at Boston Medical Center says most of the injuries his hospital treated after the marathon bombings were to the lower extremities.
Posted: 9:58 AM The formal introduction of a bipartisan Senate immigration bill is sparking intense debate on Capitol Hill and beyond, as lawmakers and groups on all sides digest the 844-page legislation to enact sweeping changes to the nation's immigration laws.
Posted: 9:57 AM Authorities investigating the deadly bombings at the Boston Marathon have recovered a piece of circuit board that they believe was part of one of the explosive devices, and also found the lid of a pressure cooker that apparently was catapulted onto the roof of a nearby building.
Posted: 9:52 AM Google's mail and application services are unavailable to some users.
Updated: 8:09 AM Funeral services will be held in suburban Chicago for the young U.S. diplomat killed while delivering textbooks in southern Afghanistan.
Updated: 8:10 AM Pomp and protest marked the funeral today for former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, reflecting her status as a commanding and polarizing political figure.
Updated: 8:10 AM Police in southeastern Minnesota are investigating after an infant's body was discovered in linens from a St. Paul hospital.
Updated: 8:11 AM A U.N. nuclear watchdog team has begun inspecting Japan's crippled nuclear plant, which has been plagued with radioactive water leaks and other glitches more than two years it was struck by a tsunami.
Posted: 7:58 AM A new report says the United States is footing more of the bill for overseas bases in Germany, Japan and South Korea even as the military reduces American troops in Europe and repositions forces in Asia.
Updated: 8:12 AM A bipartisan drive to expand background checks is in deep trouble.
Updated: 7:55 AM Authorities aren't saying whether they have a suspect in the mailing of what's believed to be poisonous ricin to Sen. Roger Wicker of Mississippi.
Updated: 7:43 AM Law enforcement agencies are pleading with the public to come forward with photos, videos or any information that might help them solve the bombings that killed three people and wounded more than 170 at Monday's Boston Marathon.
Updated: 8:13 AM Hundreds more pigs have been found dead in China - this time together with dozens of dead dogs.
Updated: 7:40 AM Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says terrorist attacks like the one that rocked the Boston Marathon present presidents with a leadership dilemma.
Posted: 6:26 AM The Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development has awarded $100,000 in prize money to university students who developed plans for 18 new Kentucky companies.
Updated: 8:14 AM As Superman's 75th anniversary is marked, the super hero still reflects the tough Cleveland roots of his creators.
Updated: 8:16 AM Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Wednesday.
Posted: 11:42 PM Federal agents zeroed in Tuesday on how the Boston Marathon bombing was carried out - with kitchen pressure cookers packed with explosives, nails and other lethal shrapnel - but said they still didn't know who did it and why.
Posted: 6:05 PM The Boston Marathon says the race will go on in 2014.
Posted: 4:42 PM CSX Corp. says its first-quarter profit chugged ahead 2 percent as a decline in coal revenue was offset by rate increases for other shipments.
Updated: 4:53 PM Budget cuts from Congress will soon reduce the number of free exhibitions on view each day at the Smithsonian Institution and will furlough U.S. Park Police officers who guard the nation's monuments.
