The King of Pop, for all intents and purposes, died or was killed, by a lethal cocktail of prescription drugs that included OxyContin and Demerol, according to a report by Richard Esposito, et al of ABC News.
The CNN is reporting that Michael Jackson\'s personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, administered a powerful drug to the pop icon, which could implicate him in the singer’s death.
Britain is praising the end of a bold offensive against Taliban militants in southern Afghanistan, calling the first phase of \"Panther\'s Claw\" a success, according to a report on www.voanews.com.
England midfielder David Beckham has clashed with another supporter in the United States (U.S.), just a week after an ugly exchange with supporters on his return to the Galaxy following his loan spell in Italy.
Belize police are continuing investigations into the death of the country\'s Ambassador to the Holy See (The Vatican), Oscar Ayuso, whose body was found with a single gunshot wound to his head on Friday night, according to a report on www.cananews.net.
French President Nicholas Sarkozy has left the Val-de-Grace military hospital in Paris, having spent the night there after collapsing while jogging, according to a report on www.news.bbc.co.uk.
The United States has launched a new drive to kick-start Middle East peace talks, with visits to Israel, Syria and Egypt by special envoy George Mitchell.
England midfielder Steven Gerrard was cleared today of intentionally attacking a man in a bar and said he could now concentrate on Liverpool\'s push for a first Premier League title, according to a report on www.foxsportsworld.com.
A day after saying that police \"acted stupidly\" in arresting a black Harvard University professor in his own home, President Obama appeared to soften his stance yesterday, spreading the blame more equally between the police and the arrested man, accordi
Ousted Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya today walked under a border chain and returned to his country nearly a month after being removed by a military-led coup.
A delay in the United States Senate voting on the health care reform bill put forward by President Barack Obama, has pushed back his proposed implementation timetable.
As United States (U.S.) Secretary of State Hillary Clinton continued to seek support among Asian leaders for a tougher stance against North Korea\'s weapons ambitions, Pyongyang lashed out at her by name for comparing the country to an attention-seeking c
The Venezuelan government has rejected an order by the interim government in Honduras to recall its remaining diplomatic staff from the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa.
Law enforcement officials in the United States today searched the home of Michael Jackson’s former doctor as part of the investigations into the pop star’s death.
