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

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A 5-foot Monitor lizard wandering around a condo complex in the city of Riverside was way bigger than animal control officer Jenny Selter could have imagined.

Source: 'Godzilla-like creature' nabbed in Calif. town

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President Obama's call for more investments in education, infrastructure and research clash with Republican focus on slashing the deficit and debt.

Source: New spirit in Washington, same old divisions

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Bully for the bulldog: On the American Kennel Club's annual list of most popular breeds in the U.S., the jowly pooch with the stubby tail has reached its highest rank in 100 years. But which is the top dog in America? Here's a hint: It's an old standby.

Source: Which breed is America's top dog?

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Another snowstorm swept over the East, paralyzing roads and airports in the Washington area and adding to winter misery elsewhere.

Source: 1 dead as snow slams East again

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A Utah military base that carries out tests to protect troops against biological attacks was locked down for nearly 12 hours overnight due to a "serious concern" before it was allowed to reopen early Thursday.

Source: Biological weapons base reopens after scare

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Thousands of flights were canceled Wednesday and Thursday, and travelers heading in and out of the East Coast are facing major headaches after the region took yet another major winter weather pounding.

Source: Winter weather once again wallops travelers

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A California mother says she was forced off a United Airlines flight in a dispute over a seat row too narrow to accommodate an infant carrier.

Source: Family booted from plane over infant carrier

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A quarter-century later, images of the exploding space shuttle still signify all that can go wrong with technology and the sharpest minds.

Source: Challenger: 25 years later, the wound still aches

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Shots were heard in central Cairo on Friday after military units moved in to quell an "open revolt" against President Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule by tens of thousands of protesters.

Source: Egyptian military deploys in Cairo under curfew

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The wife of a military officer serving overseas told detectives she fatally shot her teenage son and daughter because they were "mouthy," police said Friday.

Source: Police: Mother kills her 2 'mouthy' teens