Two Border Patrol agents rushing to help capture some suspected illegal immigrants were killed Thursday when their SUV entered a marked railroad crossing and was struck by a freight train. (May 12)
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As Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney touted his health care reform as a crowning achievement. Now as a potential 2012 presidential candidate, it could be his achilles heel. The AP’s Kelly Daschle reports. (May 12)
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Tiger Woods withdrew from The Players Championship because of pain in his left knee and Achilles, but not before taking 42 shots for his worst nine-hole score on the TPC Sawgrass course. Woods says the pain started on the first hole. (May 12)
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In the face of high gas prices, oil company executives make another appearance before the Senate Finance Committee. Senators wondered why the firms are so rich but get huge tax breaks. (May 12)
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The son of retired US autoworker John Demjanjuk, who was convicted of thousands of counts of acting as an accessory to murder at a Nazi death camp and sentenced on Thursday to five years in prison, says that result is shameful. (May 12)
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One in five Mississippians live in poverty, the most of any state, and having flood or even health insurance is out of reach for many. Robert Ray has the story. (May 12)
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Osama bin Laden built a painstaking email system that kept him one step ahead of the US government’s best eavesdroppers despite having no Internet access in his hideout. Now, intelligence officials are mining through the archives he left behind. (May 12)
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Comic icon Albert Brooks has a few things to tell you about his first ever book, ’2030: What Really Happens To America’ and how he ended up on Twitter. (May 12)
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With the Dodgers in danger of running out of cash in less than three weeks, baseball Commissioner Bud Selig wouldn’t set a timetable for approving a $3 billion tv deal that would enable owner Frank McCourt to make payroll at the end of the month. (May 12)
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With the Dodgers in danger of running out of cash in less than three weeks, baseball Commissioner Bud Selig wouldn’t set a timetable for approving a $3 billion tv deal that would enable owner Frank McCourt to make payroll at the end of the month. (May 12)
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