Despite the successful opening of the Expo Line, 30/10 projects still face difficulties, particularly with funding.

A team of UN observers visited Homs, Syria on Sunday.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and his cabinet resigned Monday when budget talks in the Netherlands feel through.

Breivik was found sane and capable of standing trial.

The jury selection for a case involving Roger Clemens began Monday.

Towns across England commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.

A 4-year-old British girl was admitted to Mensa after teaching herself how to read.

VIDEO: Nearly 100 buildings have been destroyed in the storm.

Ryan Seacrest announced that he would be teaming up with NBC to cover the Olympics Wednesday morning.

President Barack Obama signed a bill preventing members of Congress from engaging in insider trading Wednesday.

Mitt Romney appears set to defeat rival Rick Santorum, leading him 7 points in Wisconsin, a state with a strong union vote.

Women taking estrogen hormones may be increasing their risk of breast cancer, new studies suggest.

A New York Times investigation suggests that UN peacekeeping troops imported cholera to Haiti.

No service members will face disciplinary charges over the NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in November.

The older brother of the French Islamist who is accused of killing schoolchildren in Toulouse had preliminary charges fired against him Sunday.

Polls show Mitt Romney to be the frontrunner in Tuesday’s Republican Primary in Illinois.

A federal judge blocked police in Arizona from enforcing a section of the state’s controversial 2010 immigration enforcement law Wednesday.

Possible tornadoes kill at least 11 people in Illinois and Missouri.

The mayor of Burlington, Ontario says three people are dead after a Via train derailment Sunday afternoon.