One Last Family Gathering: You Eat, You Talk, It's Over

After eight years and so much frenzied anticipation, "The Sopranos" kept fans guessing, and defied expectations, up to the final minute.

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Bush Is Greeted Warmly in Albania

His poll numbers may be in the tank at home, but when he zipped through Albania today, President Bush was received like a rock star.

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Candidates hope Vegas pays off.

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Hispanic Voters Gain New Clout With Democrats

The immigration battle and the new presidential primary schedule have amplified the influence of Hispanic voters.

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Richardson trying to change poll numbers

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Celebrity Justice Cuts Both Ways for Paris Hilton

In the socialite's case, the national obsession with celebrity collided with the issue of the equal application of justice.

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Turkey Rattles Its Sabers at Militant Kurds in Iraq

In an effort to root out Kurdish separatist guerrillas, Turkey is stepping up its presence along its border of Iraq.

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Export democracy, not the Bush way

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U.S. Muslim views

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Libby pardon a quandary for GOP hopefuls

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Immigration Bill Suffers Setback in Senate Vote

The Senate voted early this morning to put a five-year limit on a new guest worker program, an important element of the "grand bargain" on immigration.

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When Pardons Turn Political

A pardon for I. Lewis Libby Jr. would attract more attention to a case from which President Bush has tried to keep his distance.

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Senate Rejects Immigration Stricture

The measure would have made it much harder for many illegal immigrants to eventually achieve legal status.

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US dodged a bullet in TB case

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G.O.P. Candidates Spar Over Immigration

Senator John McCain, an author of a pending compromise immigration plan, found himself at odds with his rivals.

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Is U.S. Safer Since 9/11? Clinton and Rivals Spar

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has come under attack for defying a popular line of argument among some Democratic officials.

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From Turkey Waste, a New Fuel and a New Fight

Advocates question the earth-friendliness of a novel method of producing electricity in Minnesota.

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Scooter Libby is like Lil' Kim

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Paris Hilton prison daries.

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Cheated of Future, Iraqi Graduates Want to Flee

Four years after starting college, Iraq's college graduates are ending their studies shattered and eager to leave.

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Paris Hilton checks into jail early.

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Romney's Political Fortunes Tied to Riches He Gained in Business

Mitt Romney's success at Bain Capital helped finance his campaigns but has also exposed him to criticism.

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14 U.S. Troops Killed in Iraq Over Weekend

All but one of the deaths were the result of makeshift bombs, which insurgents have been employing with greater lethality.

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A potential threat in America's backyard

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4 Men Charged in Plot to Bomb Kennedy Airport

A former airport worker was in custody in Brooklyn and two other men were in custody in Trinidad.

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