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CHILE Ex-security chief says CIA was behind hit SANTIAGO – The former chief of Chile’s feared secret police who was convicted in the 1974 assassination of Gen.

HOUSTON Man exonerated of rape is freed A Houston man who has spent the past 27 years imprisoned for a rape he didn’t commit is a free man.

A credible bomb threat forced authorities to abruptly shut down the U.S. Consulate in this city gripped by violence and fear, U.S.

Responding to the deaths of 50 people in the crash last year of a Continental Airlines flight near Buffalo, N.Y., Congress passed legislation Friday requiring increased training and experience for regional airline pilots.

For the second consecutive year, more than two of three schools statewide earned top academic honors exemplary and recognized ratings Texas Education Agency officials announced Friday.

Louisiana fishermen pray their livelihood will return, hoteliers in Alabama wait for the phones to ring, and New Orleans’ finest chefs cook up public relations strategies rather than po-boys all because oil has touched their shorelines.

Since its creation, the Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corp. has guaranteed .6 billion in loans for millions of Texas students.

The family of two slain stepbrothers is suing the strip club where the men were killed for damages and loss of companionship, according to court records.

Senate Republicans on Thursday rejected a bill to aid small businesses with expanded loan programs and tax breaks, in a procedural blockade that underscored how fiercely determined the party’s leaders are to deny Democrats any further legislative accomplishments ahead of the November midterm elections.

Convicted sniper Lee Boyd Malvo, in a telephone interview with actor William Shatner, now says he and John Allen Muhammad shot 42 people during their rampage in 2002, a claim that those who investigated the case say is ridiculous.