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

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Blizzard conditions that hit Oklahoma and Missouri earlier Tuesday moved into the Chicago area, with snow falling at 1-2 inches an hour in a storm whose reach extends 2,100 miles.

Source: Colossal storm roars across nation

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The lawyer for a Portuguese model accused of castrating a celebrity TV journalist with a corkscrew and killing him says he is planning a "vigorous defense."




Source: Model pleads not guilty in corkscrew castration

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The world's most famous groundhog predicted an early spring Wednesday, but wasn't willing to go out on a limb to forecast whether the nearby Pittsburgh Steelers will win Sunday's Super Bowl.




Source: Relief on the way? Punxsutawney Phil predicts ...

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A colossal blizzard paralyzed the nation's heartland with ice and snow, leaving motorists stranded for hours and shuttering airports and schools as it barreled toward the Northeast.




Source: Blizzard cuts power as deep freeze sets in

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The battle between allies and foes of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak enters a second day when supporters of the beleaguered leader open fire in Tahrir square, a witness says.




Source: Gunfire breaks out as Mubarak allies and foes clash

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Charles Manson, one of California's most notorious and high-profile inmates, was found with a smuggled cell phone inside his cell at Corcoran State Prison for a second time, according to a source with California's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.




Source: Charles Manson found with another cell phone

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Egypt's prime minister apologized Thursday for attacks by government supporters on protesters after a night of violence in which at least five people were killed.




Source: Egypt PM apologizes after night of violence

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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak says he is fed up with with being president and would like to leave his office now but cannot for fear of chaos, ABC News reported Thursday.




Source: Mubarak warns of chaos if he quits now

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If cowboy and country singer John Wayne Schulz appeared comfortable during his "American Idol" audition that aired this past Tuesday night, there's a good reason -- the 23-year-old released an album by the time he was 14 years-old.




Source: 'Idol' singer John Wayne released album as teen

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Thousands of protesters barricaded themselves in a central Cairo square and chanted "Leave, leave, leave" into the night on Thursday as they prepared for an eleventh day of protest against President Hosni Mubarak's rule.




Source: Egyptians brace for another mass protest