Indian court decriminalizes consensual gay sex

NEW DELHI -- A court in India has made a groundbreaking ruling to decriminalize consensual gay sex in the capital of the deeply conservative society.

0

1

Hudson jet's wreckage moved to New Jersey

A jetliner that crash-landed in the Hudson River had lost power simultaneously in both engines after reaching an altitude of only 3,200 feet, the plane's black box recorders revealed Sunday.

0

1

Bush, Obama and the Gaza blitz

Political analyst Pat Buchanan: Hopefully, Obama will bring with him a new Mideast policy, one made in the U.S.A., for the U.S.A. Hopefully, just as Israel has its private links to Syria through Turkey, to Hamas through Egypt and to Hezbollah, Obama will establish independent U.S.

4

11

Kennedy's 'you knows' become political fodder

If Caroline Kennedy had, you know, only known.

0

1

Obamas visit aquatic park in Hawaii

A day after spending a quiet Christmas evening at their vacation retreat, President-elect Barack Obama and his children watched a dolphin show at an aquatic park and then picked up some shave ice.

0

7

Neither party has all the answers

Scarborough: Politics has turned into such a blood sport. Enough. It's time for us to have a little faith in the greatness of our land, and a lot of tolerance for fellow citizens who do not think exactly like we do.

0

1

Obama to get his first look at the Oval Office

In a sit-down discussion Monday with President Bush, President-elect Barack Obama will get his first feel for the place where momentous decisions will soon fall to him.

0

1

Citation violation

Maddow: When we quote somebody, when we invoke Reagan or Jefferson or Dickinson, we're trying to borrow some of their glory. It works both ways, though-be careful of context, and of who you accidentally let slip that you've been reading.

0

1

The Oprah effect: Can celebs sway voters?

In the 22 months of this election season, celebrity endorsements have generated a great deal of buzz. Polls say they don't matter, but some experts say big names can translate to a boost in ballots.

0

2

Related Photos

0

1

Tiger, low scores missing as British Open begins

Woods out of first major since '96; '07 champ Harrington playing in pain

1

3

Why Clooney says no to marriage and kids

The "Ocean's" star says he never plans to get married or have kids because he's never home long enough to sustain anything longer than a three-year relationship.

4

10