Balanced News Blog

Senator Judd Gregg won a substantial amount in the Powerball lottery.

Michael Jackson has been living in the Arab state of Bahrain since the end of June, and plans to remain there. Neverland will likely be sold at $40 Million.

A mother in Oakland, California is being charged with murder after being seen dropping her three children into San Francisco Bay on Wednesday night.

Congress gave the gun lobby its top legislative priority Thursday, passing a bill that would protect the firearms industry from massive lawsuits brought by crime victims. The White House says President Bush will sign it into law.

A new diabetes pill that appears headed for federal approval can double the risk for deaths, heart attacks and strokes, according to a study released online Thursday because of public safety concerns.

The lawyer of one of Saddam Hussein’s co-defendants in their mass-murder trial was kidnapped from his Baghdad office on Thursday, police said.

US Airways Group Inc., which exited bankruptcy last month, said Wednesday it refinanced $777 million in loans that were mostly backed by the U.S. government, concluding federal aid that began after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

A drug that targets only diseased cells has proved astonishingly effective against an aggressive form of early breast cancer — a breakthrough that has doctors talking about curing thousands of American women yearly.

Iran’s authorities have banned imported films promoting secularism, feminism, unethical behaviour, drug abuse, violence or alcoholism, reports say.

Venezuela‘s President, Hugo Chavez, says he is in possession of intelligence showing that the United States plans to invade his country.