A man accused of killing his pregnant wife should have his bail revoked, the Crown argued Wednesday. The Crown has asked an appeal court judge to decide whether it can appeal Michael White's bail, granted in October. The judge will

PDF format | 15 pages | 1.3 meg ) This article originally appeared in the German journal Zeitschrift Fur Militarmedizin (6/1971), and was translated by the US Army Foreign Science and Technology Center. Released to Russ Kick by the US

A Gary woman tried to use her coffee cup to fend off an attack by a pit bull, but she wound up needing help from a hero. CBS 2's new Northwest Indiana Bureau Chief Pamela Jones reports a police officer

A noted scientist pleaded not guilty in federal court here Wednesday to charges he distributed steroids and manufactured the performance-enhancing drug "the clear" that was at the center of the BALCO scandal.

Two Southern California men have been indicted on charges that they conspired to smuggle surface-to-air missiles into the United States. Such missiles are designed to bring down aircraft.

Sony-BMG has been using copy-protection technology called XCP in its recent CDs. You insert your CD into your Windows PC, click "agree" in the pop up window, and the CD automatically installs software that uses rootkit techniques to cloak itself

Shaw cable has, this year, begun to roll out traffic-shaping technology on their network using technology from Ellacoya.

Dan Cloutier prac tised Wednesday with the Vancouver Canucks for the first time since sustaining a concussion and whiplash. RELATED: Dan Cloutier bio

Cisco Systems Wednesday reported a small dip in first-quarter earnings as a result of costs relating to the expensing of stock options. Cisco President and CEO John Chambers called it a "solid" quarter, pointing to strong growth in the United

Whether you call them mash-ups or hacks, third-party edits to the mapping systems offered by Google and Yahoo! are springing up all over the place these days. From tools that help you find the nearest delivery joint to programs that...

Background: The incidence of insomnia and depression in the elder population is significant. It is hoped that use of light treatment for this group could provide safe, economic, and effective rapid recovery. Methods: In this home-based trial we treated depressed

Background: Bright white light has been successfully used for the treatment of depression. There is interest in identifying which spectral colors of light are the most efficient in the treatment of depression. It is theorized that green light could decrease

Background: Given the high prevalence of mental disorders and the comparatively low rate of professional help-seeking, it is useful for members of the public to have some skills in how to assist people developing mental disorders. A Mental Health First

Nicholas Collias of Idaho's Boise Weekly has issued the following update on the METALLICA "superfan" William James Thompson III who was wanted by The Canyon County Court after ditching his probation duties for robbery and aiding and abetting: "Last week,

Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren and his good friend and defensive coordinator Ray Rhodes had already agreed to a reduced work load in September, after the 55-year-old Rhodes had a stroke. ``But he cheated,'' Holmgren said Wednesday. So now, five

Posted Wednesday, November 9, 2005 5:18 pm Some communities elected new city and town councilors. In Caribou, voters elected three new city council members; Mark Goughan, Doug Morrell and Miles Williams. The Caribou School Board has two new members. Incumbent

Posted Wednesday, November 9, 2005 5:19 pm The New Brunswick government is providing close to 70 million dollars in loans and loan guarantees to restart an idle pulp mill. Premier Bernard Lord has handed over the keys to the old

WASHINGTON (AFP) - US oil giants staged a vigorous defence of the record profits they have been making while drivers around the globe are forced to pay mounting prices at the pump.

BEIJING (AFP) - The United States brushed aside North Korea's fresh proposal to abandon its nuclear arms as six-nation disarmament talks resumed here with sharp differences remaining between the two Cold War foes.

AMMAN (AFP) - At least 57 people were killed and up to 300 wounded in suicide attacks against three hotels in the Jordanian capital Amman, the first militant strike of its kind against the kingdom.