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N.J. man sentenced for gun trafficking
A New Jersey man has been sentenced to 12 years and seven months in federal prison for heading a gun-trafficking ring that purchased weapons in Georgia and sold them in New Jersey.
GOP criticizes ruling by Ohio elections chief
Ohio's elections chief won't require counties to mail all voters absentee ballot applications ahead of November's election, irritating Republican lawmakers who said Tuesday that the decision means everyone won't have the convenience of voting at home.
Continental slides to 2Q loss on fuel costs
Business travelers and international traffic have helped sustain U.S. airlines as leisure travelers recoiled from higher fares and fees, but it looks like businesses are stepping back from the high price of flying too.
Legendary black sportscaster Maxwell dies at 100
Pioneering black sportscaster Sherman "Jocko" Maxwell, who chronicled the triumphs of Negro league baseball players before the color barrier fell, has died at the age of 100.
Diocese: Vatican recommended indicted developer
The Follieri Group's first call to Camden Roman Catholic Bishop Joseph A. Galante back in 2004 went unreturned.
UMDNJ probing extent of 'KKK' hazing incident
The president of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey says the school is looking into whether more people were involved in an apparent racist hazing incident.
Ohioan admits harassing Columbine investigator
A central Ohio man has been sentenced to five years' probation for sending threatening e-mails to a lead investigator in the shootings at Columbine High School in Colorado.
FAA re-evaluates JFK runway procedures
The Federal Aviation Administration is studying whether to again change takeoff and landing procedures at John F. Kennedy International Airport after a second near-collision of aircraft in less than a week.
Is Fenty our Obama?
When Adrian Fenty endorsed little-known Barack Obama for president last summer, a handful of reporters and 50 or so supporters came more as courtesy to the Washington mayor than to meet the first-term Illinois senator.
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