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of a former FBI agent, lawyers are sparring over the use of classified material in pre-trial maneuvering.

showing that pre-screening women for the sexually-transmitted disease, chlamydia, can reduce the incidence of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.

on a school board race in that state that was decided by a toss of a coin. Two candidates for the Limestone County school board were tied.

may loosen standards that define exactly what ingredients can be in certain foods -- a move that alarms consumer advocates.

The Kentucky Office of Employment and Training says unemployment rates fell in 72 of the state's counties in the past year. They say the jobless rates…

who will lead the new Congress when it convenes on January 7th and the conservative agenda they are likely to pursue.

of foreign players in Major League Baseball. Teams are especially interested in Japanese pitchers following the success of the Los Angeles Dodgers' Hideo Nomo .

a merit scholarship program in New York City that prepares minority students from public schools for the rigors of a private school education.

the high rate of high blood pressure among African Americans with stress caused by racial discrimination.

of British Telecom and M-C-I, a $20-billion deal that would create a huge, worldwide communications company.