BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – A Holocaust-denying bishop flew out of Argentina under a government expulsion order on Tuesday after scuffling with a reporter at the airport. A local television station showed Richard Williamson raising his fist toward a reporter, then shoving him into a pole with his shoulder as he …

NEW YORK – Fitness programs in schools help to get children moving, but experts say more is needed to curb rising obesity rates. Instead of low intensity aerobic exercise, which dominates most school programs, Frederick Hahn, the author of the new book “Strong Kids, Healthy Kids,” believes the emphasis should …

DUBLIN – As many as half a million Irish natives, immigrants and tourists jammed into Dublin’s city center Tuesday to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, a boisterous national holiday that has been darkened this year by recession and violence. “To hell with the recession! Let’s dance!” shouted a leprechaun-dressed street entertainer …

The clinic that vowed to deliver “designer babies” on demand is backing off that promise amid public outcry and criticism. The Fertility Institutes in Los Angeles, which last month said it would soon help couples select a baby’s gender and physical traits when undergoing a form of fertility treatment, has …

DES MOINES, Iowa – A deadly, windy storm that tortured a wide swath of the country for days threatened to drop a foot or more of snow on parts of New York, Pennsylvania and New England Thursday before finally blowing off the coast of Maine. Commuters from Des Moines to …

MELLE, Belgium – A fire raged through a retirement home close to Brussels late Thursday, leaving nine people dead and three more in critical condition, officials said. The fire broke out around 8 p.m. Thursday and quickly sent thick, black smoke through the sprawling facility where some 100 retirees receive …

CHICAGO – A blogger accused of threatening the lives of three Chicago-based federal judges by saying they “deserve to be killed” has been ordered held without bond. U.S. Magistrate Judge Martin Ashman says Hal Turner of North Bergen, New Jersey, is too great a danger to the community to be …

SEOUL, South Korea – South Korea’s president sought to galvanize support from world leaders to pursue U.N. Security Council punishment for North Korea if it proceeds with a rocket launch that is suspected to be a cover for a missile test. President Obama is expected to join the push for …

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WASHINGTON – The government won’t wait for bird flu to hit U.S. shores before granting liability protections to vaccine manufacturers and others that make products needed to battle a pandemic. Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt said Monday that the administration soon would enter into contracts for bird flu …