Interim Honduran leader, Roberto Micheletti, says he is willing to step down, but only if ousted President, Manuel Zelaya, does not return to the country.
Law enforcement officials in western Florida are now searching for a woman in connection with the murders of a couple known for developmentally disabled children.
A Jamaican drug dealer is appealing a deportation order on the basis that it infringes on her human rights because she is a lesbian, according to a report on www.telegraph.co.uk.
Dr. Conrad Murray, the Caribbean-born doctor believed to have been the last person to see Michael Jackson alive, could face a criminal investigation for manslaughter, according to a report on www.caribbeanworldmews.com.
The government in Venezuela and Guyana are reportedly close to agreeing the appointment of a new representative of the United Nations to restart negotiations over their border dispute.
The US carrier Southwest Airlines has inspected about 200 planes after a hole opened up in the passenger cabin during a flight, forcing an emergency landing.
Hannah Clark is no ordinary teenager and her normal life today could not have been possible without a unique, life-changing heart surgery, according to a report on CNN.com.
Renowned British conductor Sir Edward Thomas Downes, CBE, has died at the age of 85, after traveling to the assisted suicide clinic Dignitas with his wife, according to a report on news.bbc.co.uk.
More than 12, 000 United Kingdom (UK) postal workers are to strike on Friday in a row over jobs, pay and services, according to a report on news.bbc.co.uk. The announcement was made by the Communication Workers Union.
US President Obama has ordered national security officials to probe allegations that the Bush administration resisted efforts to investigate a CIA-backed Afghan warlord over the 2001 killings of Taliban prisoners.
The ruling coalition of Japan\'s Prime Minister Taro Aso has been defeated in a Tokyo local election which is held as a key popularity test prior to general elections.
