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Criminals who run their operations from behind bars using mobile devices could soon be left searching for cell service.

An unusual swarm of hundreds of mostly small earthquakes has struck southern California over the last three days and shaken the nerves of residents, but scientists say the cluster is not a sign a larger temblor is imminent.

About 1,700 people who stayed in tent cabins at Yosemite National Park this summer were warned Tuesday they might have been exposed to a deadly rodent-borne virus blamed for the deaths of two campers.

Their couple photos on Facebook are equal parts normal and jaw dropping.

Republicans nominated Mitt Romney on Tuesday to challenge President Barack Obama for the White House, kicking off their storm-delayed convention with a barrage of sharp attacks on the president's economic leadership.

A French court has opened a murder inquiry into the death eight years ago of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, prosecutors said on Tuesday, following claims by his widow that he might have been poisoned.

A man wearing a bushy, military-style camouflage suit in an apparent attempt to impersonate the mythical creature Bigfoot has died after being struck on a Montana highway by two cars, police said Tuesday.

Vladimir Putin once compared ruling Russia to being a "galley slave," but four yachts that come with the job, as well as a string of palaces and a wealth of luxury perks help explain his refusal to quit the presidency, leading critics said on Tuesday

Charest's Liberals third; referendum not certain

The independent lawyer leading the inquiry into a Manitoba judge and her naked photos has quit his post.