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Palin assesses President Obama's job performance and more

Residents in flood devastated north west England have returned to their homes to assess the damage caused by the country's heaviest rain fall on record.

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Palin on meeting the Rev. Billy Graham, her solution for the economy

Former British PM Margaret Thatcher has returned to Downing St.

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Because of recent brain surgery and a tracheotomy, the parents of bella adkinson were urged to get the little girl vaccinated against swine flu. But everywhere they called they were put on waiting lists until time ran out for their baby girl. (Nov. 23)

Kurt Fearnley recounted his ordeal at the National Disability Awards dinner in Canberra last night where the Prime Minister announced the possibility of a disability insurance scheme.

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A federal judge is sentencing a man who firebombed a mosque in Tennessee to 14 years in prison. Michael Golden and 2 other men pleaded guilty to burning the Islamic Center of Columbia last year. The city is about 40 miles south of Nashville. (Nov. 23)

Prime Minister Rudd has praised Mike Rann's performance as Premier when asked to comment on the sex scandal threatening the South Australian leader's career.

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Is Congress ignoring American public on health care reform? Gov. Pawlenty weighs in

An Italian air force plane has crashed onto train tracks near a military airport killing all five people on board.

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Will Sarah Palin lead a populist movement in America?

A Swiss sailor has been rescued from his crippled yacht 800kms west of Stewart Island off New Zealand.

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Martha Stewart slams Sarah Palin

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You say the name of a stock, and Mad Money's Jim Cramer tells you whether to buy or sell.

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NC State offensive lineman Julian Williams says his team will rally around in support of ailing assistant coach Dana Bible

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The top toys for this holiday season from Toys R Us.

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An environmental disaster is unfolding in northwest Canada. The region is rich in fossil fuels, but its so-called tar sands require energy-intensive -- and polluting -- processes to turn them into fuel.

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SheFinds.com offers a one-stop location for Internet shopping deals.

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N.C.State offensive coordinator Dana Bible has leukemia.

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Tips to get you back on track and pay it off!

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With the holiday shopping season set to kick off this week, many of the small businesses that create about 65% of all new jobs in the US are struggling to keep their doors open. One garden shop in Washington, D.C. filed for bankruptcy last month when its credit ran out. Now, like many stores, it's hoping for a boost from Christmas sales to stay alive.

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U.S. troops tour ancient temple, which could open to public after years of isolation under Saddam

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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Monday urged his visiting Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to find a "just solution" with the West to Tehran's contested nuclear program. Lula, speaking in a joint media conference with Ahmadinejad, reiterated that Brazil backed Iran's declared quest for "peaceful nuclear energy in full respect of international accords."

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Democrats prepare for tougher battle after victory in first crucial vote on health care bill

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Iranian President Ahmadinejad arrived in Brasilia on Monday for a 24-hour stay that started with a meeting with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

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President Obama will have final meeting with top advisers to decide how many troops to send to Afghanistan

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DHHS officials are reviewing cases where the state pays for private-duty nurses to care for disabled patients and has denied or reduced care for dozens.

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A bomb plot on police headquarters in Ireland; China blames overcrowding for horrible mining accident

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Gypsies, or Rom, have lived in the Middle East for centuries and until the fall of Saddam Hussein, played an important, if marginal, role in the local culture. But since the war in 2003 and the subsequent rise of religious extremism, they have been pushed even further into poverty and exclusion.

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Deaths linked to drop-down crib prompt recall of 2.1 million Stork Craft cribs.

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Beverly Baskin, president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Eastern North Carolina, said the gold market has exploded.

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Epic showdown in Peru

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A state child fatality review team will look into any contact the Cumberland County DSS had with the family of Shaniya Davis before the 5-year-old was kidnapped and killed.

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You'll need to be 21 to take a bite out of this Thanksgiving turkey. New York City tavern owner Paul Hurley unveiled what he is calling the nation's first 100-proof turkey on Monday. (Nov. 23)

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With the state's unemployment rate for October at 11 percent, retail stores are hoping consumers still spend money on Black Friday.

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As India's Singh arrives for State visit in Washington, President Obama may face a balancing act when it comes to South Asia.

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Project Safe Neighborhoods is cracking down on gun crime, gangs and repeat offenders in communities across eastern North Carolina, federal prosecutors and local law police officers touted at a press conference Monday.

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While handing out Thanksgiving food donations in Atlanta, celebrity chef Paula Deen was accidentally hit in the face with a ham. (Nov. 23)

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WRAL's Scott Mason profiles North Carolina's caisson unit, a team of horses that pay tribute to men and women who have served their country.

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The season 13 winner of 'America's Next Top Model' is a self-professed dork who advises the importance of being yourself on a reality TV show. (Nov. 23)