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An exhibition at the National Air and Space Museum features 148 extraordinary photographs of moons and planets.

By recusing himself from the case, Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo avoided accusations of opportunism.

With the New Meadowlands Stadium set to give fans free applications, enhanced video and the ability to compete against other fans, is the live game no longer enough?

Some of the documents released by WikiLeaks contain the names of Afghans who provided credible information to U.S. and NATO troops.

As the Pac-10 tries a bold makeover, the once-mighty Trojans are lurching into a new era.

An Arizona morgue is running out of space as a growing number of border crossers have been found dead in the deserts around Tucson.

An oil spill has already reached at least 35 miles of the Kalamazoo River and left fish and birds coated in oil.

Wednesday’s immigration ruling may halt, at least temporarily, a movement by states to make it a crime to be an immigrant without legal documents.

A cache of letters, drafts and notes related to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency has been donated to the National Archives.

Under pressure to find new revenue sources, Congress is reconsidering legalizing, and taxing, Internet gambling.

Punishing heat could not undo New Yorkers, who maintained their unflappable chic as a point of pride — if not a law of survival.

The Connecticut attorney general will investigate two charities run by the man leading efforts to help a Yale hockey player who has leukemia.

Stimulus money sometimes goes to private companies to hire workers, instead of funding public projects.

A comic book company hopes to draw new readers with a series of comics based on famous people, including Jesus, Lady Gaga and Sarah Palin.

With intense media interest in Chelsea Clinton's wedding, planes and helicopters will be barred from the area.

Like DVDs, electronic books for the iPad are now being loaded with extras, including video clips that are integrated with text.

Military documents reflect deep suspicions among U.S. officials that Pakistan’s spy service has for years guided the Afghan insurgency with a hidden hand.

Several clues had pointed investigators to C.J. Jones, 14, but as evidence taken the scene was examined, doubts began to emerge.

A U.N.-backed tribunal was preparing to announce its verdict Monday in the trial of Kaing Guek Eav, commonly known as Duch, a major figure in the murderous Khmer Rouge regime.

The military and intelligence reports provide a real-time history of the Afghan war from the vantage point of American troops actually doing the fighting and reconstruction.