Reuters - The United States still believes the U.N. Security Council can reach agreement in coming days on a statement calling on Iran to suspend uranium enrichment activities, a senior envoy said on Wednesday.

Hector Duarte Jr. - AHN Staff Reporter London, England (AHN) – Fulham confirms it will launch a full investigation into the field raid that took place after this weekend’s win over Chelsea. Supporters clashed after Fulham fans ran onto the pitch in celebration over the team’s...

Andrea Moore - AHN Staff Reporter Trenton, N.J. (AHN) - Wayne Gretzky's wife will be subpoenaed to testify when a grand jury looks at charges in the case involving a betting ring allegedly ran by an NHL assistant coach. New Jersey's attorney general Zulima Farber said in an interview with The...

USATODAY.com - A lucky thing happened to Steve Berry on his way to becoming a best-selling author. He ran into what he calls "the thousand-pound gorilla," known to the rest of us as The Da Vinci Code.

Ayinde O. Chase - AHN Staff Writer Afghanistan (AHN) - Canadian troops opened fire and killed one person in a taxi as the vehicle ran a checkpoint and came to close to a patrol in southern Afghanistan. Capt. Julie Roberg says the shooting happened just outside the former Taliban stronghold of...

AP - Edgerrin James prides himself on taking risks. He just took the biggest one of his career.

AP - Edgerrin James ran off to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, agreeing to a four-year contract with one of the NFL's weakest teams.

AP - Larry Silverstein ran the World Trade Center for just six weeks, signing a lucrative lease for the 110-story twin towers in the summer of 2001 only to watch terrorists destroy them on Sept. 11.

AP - The Miami Heat were on a roll until they ran into Jason Richardson. The Golden State guard scored a career-high 44 points to win a shootout with Dwyane Wade and spark a 111-106 victory Friday, snapping Miami's 10-game winning streak.

Reuters - Officials shut down the Delta Air Lines terminal at New York's LaGuardia Airport on Friday after a man ran through a security checkpoint, CNN television said.

Reuters - A pair of apparent Ryan Adams fans ran afoul of a new law making it a crime to publish songs before their release to the general public when they made portions of the singer's latest album available on a Web site frequented by his fans, federal authorities said Thursday.

Reuters - A pair of apparent Ryan Adams fans ran afoul of a new law making it a crime to publish songs before their release to the general public when they made portions of the singer's latest album available on a Web site frequented by his fans, federal authorities said Thursday.

AP - The U.S. military said Thursday it would begin moving thousands of prisoners out of Abu Ghraib prison to a new lockup near Baghdad's airport within three months and hand the notorious facility over to Iraqi authorities as soon as possible.

Reuters - President George W. Bush's plan to cut $36 billion from Medicare ran into stiff opposition on Wednesday from dozens of his fellow Republicans in the House of Representatives.

Reuters - President George W. Bush's plan to cut $36 billion from Medicare ran into stiff opposition on Wednesday from dozens of his fellow Republicans in the House of Representatives.

Andrea Moore - All Headline News Staff Reporter Houston, TX (AHN) - Former Enron Corp. Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow has testified he ran partnerships designed to help the company mask as much as hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. Fastow took the witness stand against his...

AP - Following his first start of spring training, Dontrelle Willis ran wind sprints on the warning track and then returned to the dugout, where he shook hands with every teammate and coach while bidding them goodbye.

Reuters - Powered by another "American Idol," Fox ran away with Tuesday's primetime ratings race, spoiling the premiere of "The Amazing Race" and the second of the five-night run of "Deal or No Deal."

AP - In a surprise visit under extraordinary security, President Bush expressed unwavering confidence Wednesday that Osama bin Laden will be captured despite years of fruitless manhunts for the elusive terrorist leader who ran training camps in Afghanistan and plotted the deadly attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.