Breaking News & Hottest Global News without Border (Series 2)

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An off-duty Baltimore police detective who was out celebrating his birthday was killed Saturday night in a dispute over a parking space, authorities said.

Off-duty cop slain in fight over parking spot

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When Ginny Shipe decided to buy a new home earlier this year, she was confident her experience as an industry insider, stellar credit and debt-free status would make it a snap.

Qualified? Home lenders saying not so fast

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NYT: In Mexico, there is concern about possible spillover effects should California legalize marijuana.

NYT: Mexico watching Calif. marijuana vote

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New guidelines out Monday switch up the steps for CPR, telling rescuers to start with hard, fast chest presses before giving mouth-to-mouth.

CPR switch: Chest presses first, then give breaths

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Two post office workers were killed Monday in a shooting at a post office in West Tennessee during a possible robbery attempt, authorities said.

2 female postal employees shot dead

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A mafia informant who disappeared nearly a year ago was tortured and her body dissolved in acid by her former partner and other family members angry that she had cooperated with authorities, Italian police said Monday.

Cops: Female mafia informant dissolved in acid

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Crystal Cathedral Ministries, an Orange County landmark and megachurch founded by television evangelist Robert H. Schuller, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Monday morning.

Crystal Cathedral files Chapter 11 bankruptcy

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Having a child born on 10/10/10 is pretty cool, but having that birth follow two others on 8/8/08 and 9/9/09 — that's got to be impossible, right? Well, meet Chad and Barbie Soper.

Couple's babies born 8/8/8, 9/9/9, 10/10/10

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More than eight years after Kate Middleton stole the heart of the future King of England, the pair's engagement is only months away, the British newspaper the Daily Mirror reported on Tuesday.

Prince William to marry in 2011, reports say

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Republican Senate nominee Christine O'Donnell of Delaware on Tuesday questioned whether the U.S. Constitution calls for a separation of church and state, appearing to disagree or not know that the First Amendment bars the government from establishing religion.

O'Donnell questions separation of church, state