Dec 8 - By Associated Press
Roger M. King, the CBS and King World Productions executive who helped bring stars including Oprah Winfrey, Alex Trebek and "Dr. Phil" McGraw to television, died Saturday of a stroke, a CBS spokesman said. He was 63.
Dec 5 - By Jocelyn Gecker, AP Writer
Thais celebrated their revered king's 80th birthday Wednesday, honoring the world's longest-reigning monarch with festivities and prayers amid concerns about his declining health and potentially divisive elections.
Dec 4 - By Ambika Ahuja, AP Writer
Thailand's revered king pleaded for unity among his people in his annual birthday speech Tuesday, less than a month before the first general elections since a coup toppled an elected government last year.
Dec 4 - By Dan Gelston, AP Sports Writer
Ed Stefanski is trading a difficult commute for a much tougher road: trying to turn a fallen franchise into a winner.
Nov 30 - By Shawn Pogatchnik, AP Writer
A senior figure in the outlawed Ulster Defense Association, the major Protestant gang in Northern Ireland, received a nine-year prison sentence Friday for extortion and intimidation of a pub owner.
Nov 30 - By Jocelyn Gecker, AP Writer
When King Bhumibol Adulyadej checked out of a hospital in a pink blazer, he made a fashion statement that resonated around Thailand.
Nov 29 - By Associated Press
Rodney King, whose videotaped police beating in 1991 led to deadly rioting when the officers involved were acquitted, was shot on a street corner, but his wounds were not life-threatening, police said.
Nov 28 - By Michael Cidoni, AP Writer
James Taylor still has a friend in Carole King.
Nov 11 - By Eduardo Gallardo, AP Writer
President Hugo Chavez lashed back at Spain's king Sunday for telling him to "shut up" during a summit, suggesting the monarch knew in advance of a 2002 coup that briefly ousted the Venezuelan leader from power.
Nov 6 - By Associated Press
Thailand's much revered king was cleared for release from the hospital Wednesday after more than three weeks of treatment for weakness and a colon infection, the palace said.
Nov 6 - By Victor L. Simpson, AP Writer
Pope Benedict XVI lauded the contributions of Christians in Saudi Arabia — a kingdom that embraces a strict version of Islam, restricts worship by other faiths and bans Bibles and crucifixes — in the first meeting ever Tuesday between a pope and reigning Saudi king.
Oct 13 - By Associated Press
Thailand's beloved and influential king was hospitalized Saturday after feeling weakness on the right side of his body, the royal palace said.
Aug 30 - By Errin Haines, AP Writer
Federal agents spied on the widow of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. for several years after his assassination in 1968, according to newly released documents that reveal the FBI worried about her following in the footsteps of the slain civil rights icon.
Jun 9 - By Associated Press
A civil rights leader who worked closely with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. has been charged with incest.
May 17 - By Associated Press
A public memorial will be held next week for Yolanda King, the firstborn child of the first family of the civil rights movement, relatives announced Thursday.
May 16 - By Errin Haines, AP Writer
Yolanda King, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s eldest child who pursued her father's dream of racial harmony through drama and motivational speaking, collapsed and died. She was 51.
Apr 20 - By Garance Burke, AP Writer
When school officials announce the name of the Fresno High School prom king on Saturday, Cinthia Covarrubias will be wearing a tuxedo just like the six boys vying for the honor. Administrators agreed to reverse a district protocol this week that limited males to compete for the title after Covarrubias was nominated by her classmates.
Apr 14 - By Donna Abu-Nasr, AP Writer
Saudi Arabia wants to increase its oil production so it can meet domestic and international demand while ensuring "fair" world prices, King Abdullah said Saturday.
Apr 11 - By Shannon McCaffrey, AP Writer
A bid to hang Coretta Scott King's portrait in the state Capitol died in a legislative committee Wednesday, with the chief supporter comparing the failure to Don Imus' slur against the Rutgers University women's basketball team.
Mar 29 - By Lee Keath, AP Writer
King Abdullah's harsh — and unexpected — attack on the U.S. military presence in Iraq could be a Saudi attempt to signal to Washington its anger over the situation in Iraq and build credibility among fellow Arabs.
Mar 14 - By Marcus Wohlsen, AP Writer
A judge dismissed tax and money laundering charges Wednesday against a man who declared himself "Guru of Ganja," after defense attorneys argued the prosecution was retaliation.
Mar 10 - By Colleen Long, AP Writer
There are few things Stephen King hasn't tried when it comes to his work. He's already the master of horror fiction, a tour guide through disturbing and fantastical worlds, a writing coach, a nonfiction author, a screen writer and even a director.
Mar 4 - By Michael Tarm, AP Writer
Yugoslavia's last monarch, exiled from his homeland during World War II, ended up in a tomb inside an ornately decorated church outside Chicago, a place that still attracts his loyal followers.
Jan 15 - By Errin Haines, AP Writer
The legacy of Coretta Scott King loomed large Monday over the first observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day since her death, with tributes at the church where her husband preached and visits to the tomb where both civil rights activists are now buried.
Jan 15 - By Jim Davenport, AP Writer
Democratic presidential hopeful Joseph Biden said Monday he thinks the Confederate flag should be kept off South Carolina's Statehouse grounds.