Sen. Edward Kennedy, who is in treatment for brain cancer, is taken by ambulance to a hospital near his Cape Cod home after complaining of feeling ill.
Democratic leaders say they won't force their rank and file to vote without GOP support on a bailout advanced by an unpopular president on an unwilling public.
"It's hard to do door-to-door registration when people don't have doors," says Equality Texas' Randall Terrell in urging an extension of the deadline.
AIDS activists celebrate the removal of South Africa's health minister, who fostered countless unnecessary deaths by promoting vitamins instead of drugs for HIV.
John McCain, reversing an earlier statement, agrees to attend the first presidential debate Friday night even though Congress doesn't have a bailout deal.
House Republicans say they'll send a top leader to the closed-door session after earlier boycotting bargaining on an emerging bipartisan consensus.
The messages, which can be delivered by online request, are intended to nudge women to check for breast cancer; Ellen's mom, Betty, is a survivor.
As Palin tours New York, a YouTube video surfaces showing her being blessed by a Kenyan pastor against "witchcraft" as she prepares to seek higher office.
One poor girl is so distraught she has to miss work, but almost everyone else, including Simon Cowell, thinks the popster/new papa did the right thing.
Hooligans yelling "Death to gays!" attack the opening of Bosnia's first gay festival, injuring 10 people, including two journalists and a policeman.
Under Dodd and Frank's plan, the U.S. would charge premiums to insure firms that buy frozen assets, not purchase the junk directly as Bush envisioned.
The collective act of piety starts Wednesday and culminates three days before the election in a revival for 100,000 people at the San Diego Chargers' stadium.
Ronald Dominique is sentenced in the deaths of eight young men he solicited for sex, then raped and killed over a decade in Terrebonne Parish, La.
Scott Pomfret is amazed the friars of St. Anthony Shrine booted him as lector, because he interviewed many of them for his book, "Since My Last Confession.
People magazine shows him with his baby son, Parker Foster Aiken, and the headline: "Yes, I'm Gay: I cannot raise a child to lie or hide things.
The number of transgender representations on TV remains very small, so Isis King's presence on "America's Next Top Model" is important to activists.
Among voters who backed his rival in the bitter primary campaign, only 58 percent now support Obama, a stunning lack of progress, an AP poll finds.
Steven Spielberg and his wife, Kate Capshaw, give $100,000 to fight Proposition 8, the Nov. 4 California ballot measure that would revoke marriage equality.
Broadcast TV has 16 gay and bisexual regular characters in prime-time series this fall, GLAAD says, more than double the seven of a year ago.
Two months after President Bush signed a law ending the ban on pos travelers, his administration has yet to take steps to put the law into practice.