'Something must be done,' MEPs thunder Carousel and VAT fraud is far outstripping Europeans' traditional financial fiddles on EU funds, prompting MEPs to call on the European Commission to overhaul its anti-fraud operation to combat the problem.?

Yet more URL manipulation mischief 02 has plugged a security hole that allowed customers to view text messages sent by other UK subscribers online.?

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Corruption probe developer admits affairs.

Private Jake Kovco was talking when a gunshot rang out in his Australian embassy barracks room, a room-mate says.

Adam Gilchrist and Mahendra Singh Dhoni win the highest bids at India Premier League auction.

Toward the end of a flu season so active it seemed as though the entire town succumbed en masse, we asked Houstonians from assorted backgrounds what they eat when they feel ill. Their answer, in a word: soup.

The on-again-off-again Astrodome convention hotel plan is on again after Commissioners Court voted to seek a deal with the project's developers.

A federal jury is being summoned back to court on Wednesday to hear opening statements in a civil lawsuit filed by two brothers who say Harris County sheriff's deputies stormed their home without probable cause and wrongfully arrested them.

The Atlantis astronauts on Tuesday prepared to return to Earth ahead of an attempt by the Navy to destroy a falling spy satellite. Forecasters predicted sunny skies over the ship's primary landing site in Florida.

Leaders of the Memorial Park Conservancy, a nonprofit group that works to protect and improve the park, said they hoped to raise the money and start work on the improvements in the next three to five years.

Experts link the slowdown to a tightening in subprime lending, combined with consumer jitters about recession, the presidential election and national real estate crisis.

It's a bad bet to assume merging airlines will simply close hubs to cut costs as has been done in the past, experts say.

Neither analysts, anti-communist Cuban exiles nor Fidel Castro himself seemed to expect any quick change in a regime that has ruled the island since 1959.