WASHINGTON – Mass production of a new vaccine that promises to protect against bird flu (search) is poised to begin, as the government on Thursday agreed to stockpile $100 million worth of inoculations. The new contract with French vaccine maker Sanofi-Pasteur (search) marks a major scale-up in U.S. preparation for …
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SYDNEY, Australia – Russell Crowe’s (search) lawyers are working to win a reduction of the assault charge filed against him after he allegedly hurled a phone at a New York hotel staffer, an Australian magazine reported Wednesday. The 41-year-old Oscar-winning actor, born in New Zealand and raised in Australia, was …
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NAGS HEAD, N.C. – Tropical Storm Ophelia (search) was weakening and moving off the North Carolina coast Friday after a three-day drenching that was far less severe than many had anticipated. But tropical storm warnings were posted in New England. An evacuation order for Hatteras Island (search) was lifted early …
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“DaySide” will not air Friday and Monday, instead we’ll be bringing you continuing FOX News Team coverage of the deadly and destructive aftermath of Hurricane Katrina (search) in the Gulf Coast states. Stay with us for the latest as we look at efforts by the government and aid organizations to …
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WASHINGTON – The schools devastated by Hurricane Katrina (search) and those scrambling to help them will receive unprecedented leeway in complying with the nation’s top education law. Federal education leaders said Wednesday that they will consider broad requests for relief from states in the overwhelmed Gulf Coast (search) — meaning …
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BAGHDAD, Iraq – Thousands of Shiite Muslims rallied Friday in the southern city of Basra to show support for Iraq‘s new constitution and the Shiite-dominated government. The U.S. military said three American soldiers were killed in action in Baghdad and south of the capital Also Friday, five Iraqi soldiers were …
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NEW YORK – “Seinfeld” has not suffered from shrinkage. Seven years after its finale, not only does the classic sitcom air up to two hours a day in some markets, but the reruns remain fresh enough to spark watercooler chitchat about everything from puffy shirts to mimbos. “Isn’t it weird …
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TOKYO – Japan finalized an agreement Thursday to forgive $6.1 billion of Iraqi debt, or about 80 percent of the total owed by Baghdad, a government official said. The two countries signed the formal accord on debt reduction, which was in line with a framework agreed by the world’s main …
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This is a partial transcript from “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” November 10, 2005, that was edited for clarity. NEIL CAVUTO, HOST: Well, forget sex on TV. Try hard-core porn on your iPod. The porn industry gearing up for a major push. At least one parent group is up in …
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Watch “Hannity & Colmes” weeknights at 9 p.m. ET! November 8: Former U.S. Army Maj. General. and current FOX News military analyst Paul Vallely says that Amb. Joseph Wilson, the man at the center of the CIA leak probe, says the former diplomat owes him a public apology. Vallely maintains …
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