Breaking News & Hottest Global News without Border (Series 3)

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It's a fairy-tale ending almost half a century in the making. But Paul and Marion Caruso say it's been worth waiting for the day they'd finally have their wedding photos — photos from unlabeled negatives they miraculously pulled from a scrap yard in Scranton, Pa.

After 45 years, wedding photos found at scrap yard

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A body was discovered in a foreclosed home on Thursday, say Cape Canaveral, Fla., authorities say.

Woman found dead in foreclosed Fla. home

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President Barack Obama's decision to confront Senate Republicans over arms control could be a test of his mettle heading into the final two years of his term.

NYT: Nuke treaty is Obama's 'biggest gamble'

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For Americans who wear prosthetics, the humiliation of the TSA's new procedures — choosing between a body scan or body search — is even worse.

TSA forces cancer survivor to show prosthesis

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Prince Charles stirs speculation in an interview with NBC's Brian Williams after suggesting his wife Camilla may be the next queen of England.

Prince Charles says Camilla may be queen

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U.S. officials are preparing insider trading charges against a host of financial players, including investment bankers and hedge fund managers, says The Wall Street Journal.

Report: 'Pevasive insider trading' investigated

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How to protest domestic violence, corruption and a visit by Russia's Vladimir Putin? Ukraine's answer: take off your bra!

Topless protesters gain fame in Ukraine

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A retired special education teacher on his way to a wedding in Orlando, Fla., says he was left humiliated, crying and covered with his own urine recently after an enhanced pat-down by TSA officers.

TSA pat-down leaves traveler covered in urine

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President Barack Obama on Saturday acknowledged some travelers' "frustrations" with having to go through full-body pat-downs and scans at airports, but he said the enhanced security measures are necessary to keep America safe.

Obama: 'Frustrations' with TSA pat-downs

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The most surprising thing about increasingly heated frustration with the federal Transportation Security Administration may be that it took so long to boil over.

TSA has met the enemy — and they are us