Industry leaders are hopeful that despite declining revenue and staff, their publications will recover as the focus shifts from print to the Web. Despite declines in revenue and repeated staff reductions, most American newspaper editors remain optimist

by Shaun Waterman Washington, April 29, 2008 U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey's new strategy for combating international organized crime will see prosecutors working more closely with U.S. intelligence agencies to identify, track and disrupt the ope

NIAGARA FALLS A veteran city worker accused of posting a "whites only" sign above a public works drinking fountain last month wasn't trying to make a racial statement, his lawyer said today.

Last Friday’s decision of a Makati court dismissing a P10-million class suit by journalists rounded off by authorities while covering last year’s failed coup attempt at the Manila Peninsula Hotel was like handing to the police “the power to determin

The men are believed to have aided drug smugglers in Sinaloa state, officials say. Six members of the Mexican government's top organized-crime unit have been arrested on suspicion of leaking information to drug traffickers, officials said Wednesday.