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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney didn't expect a warm embrace at the NAACP annual convention in Houston. And he didn't get one. But despite sustained booing over his vow to repeal "Obamacare," he scored some points in his speech to the nation's oldest civil rights group.

Dotcom said he'd fly to the U.S. to face charges if the country agrees to return his money.

Police are investigating how long Eva Rausing had been dead and whether her husband — heir to a packaging fortune — was still living in their home for some of that time.

The French count was a legend for his behind-the-lines work as a secret agent for the British. Twice he was captured and condemned to death by the Nazis. Twice he escaped to conduct more espionage. He recently died.

The news comes on the day the university was added to a wrongful death lawsuit.

A side-by-side comparision of President Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney on immigration issues.

The band's music is at once ambient and energized, resonating in synth-driven waves that swell and pulse through an electric sea.

The measure essentially has no chance of being adopted by the Democratically-controlled Senate, but this is the 33rd time the House has tried to scrap the law.

The paper says that most indicators are looking up and make a convincing case for a recovery.

A public school in Los Angeles has become a magnet for Korean families who want their kids to learn English while escaping the intense rigor of the Korean school system. In the U.S., they move from school district to school district, cherry-picking the best schools as their kids rise through the grades.