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NCAA upset: Ohio knocks out Georgetown
Ohio, a 14 seed in the Midwest region, knocked out third-seeded Georgetown 97-83.
In other upsets earlier today, 13th-seeded Murray State defeated Vanderbilt, and 11th-seeded Old Dominon beat Notre Dame.
Check out SI.com's tournament scoreboard, live blog, and a gallery of other first round tournament upsets.
U.S., Israel continue talks over settlement concerns
The U.S. special envoy for Middle East peace is returning to the region this weekend as the United States continues its discussions with Israel over the Obama administration's demand that the country reverse its decision on construction in disputed territory in East Jerusalem.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has spoken with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and they have discussed specific actions that might be taken to improve the atmosphere for progress toward peace, said State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley on Thursday.
Health care roundup: A vote this weekend?
Democratic congressional leaders unveiled a long-awaited $940 billion compromise health care plan Thursday, setting the stage for a final legislative showdown on President Obama's domestic priority.
See highlights from the bill, read it in its entirety (PDF) or a section-by-section analysis (PDF)
The president had been set to depart Washington on Sunday, the same day that the House of Representatives is likely to vote on the measure.
The day's most popular stories
The five most popular stories on CNN.com during the last 24 hours, according to Newspulse.
Sandra Bullock has left family home: Sandra Bullock and Jesse James are not living under the same roof right now.
Face of Taliban justice: An Afghan shelter helps women like Bibi Aisha, whose husband cut off her nose and ears. (Graphic content)
Cornell deals with wave of student suicides: A wave of suicides at Cornell University in the past two semesters is a "public health crisis," the school's mental health initiatives director said.
Wal-Mart 'appalled' at racist announcement: New Jersey authorities are investigating an announcement made over a public address system at a southern New Jersey Wal-Mart telling "all blacks" to leave the store.
Alleged Woods mistress posts 'sext' messages: A former porn actress who says she had a three-year intimate relationship with Tiger Woods posted text messages online Thursday that she says the golfer sent her last year.
Spanish police charge 3 in kidnapping of British boy
Two Pakistani men and a Romanian woman were charged in Spain on Thursday in connection with the kidnapping of a 5-year-old British boy in Pakistan.
Retired general links gays in Dutch military to massacre
A retired U.S. general said Thursday that the Dutch policy of allowing openly gay soldiers to serve in its military led, in part, to its failure to halt the massacre of Muslims in the Bosnian town of Srebrenica in 1995.
Immediately afterward, the Dutch ambassador to the United States issued a sharp denial.
NTSB: Wayward Northwest pilots awake but distracted
The pilots of Northwest Flight 188 did not fall asleep when they overflew their destination by more than 100 miles in October, the National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday in a detailed report on the wayward flight.
The two pilots "became distracted by a conversation" about the airline's new work schedule system and by laptop computers they were using in violation of company policy and did not communicate with air traffic control for about 1 hour and 17 minutes while they cruised past their Minneapolis, Minnesota, destination at 37,000 feet, the NTSB said.
On the Radar: What's happening Friday
Smoke billowing from Baghdad shortly after the U.S.-led invastion of Iraq is launched.
Here's a look at some of tomorrow's news events:
Iraq war anniversary
It has been seven years since the United States and its allies launched Operation Iraqi Freedom at 9:34 p.m. ET/5:34 a.m. local time. The anniversary will be marked with protests across the United States.
Mideast talks
The Mideast 'quartet' – the United Nations, the United States, the European Union, and Russia – will meet in Moscow to discuss the stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
9/11 Settlement
A New York judge holds a 2 p.m. hearing on a proposed $657 million settlement for people who became ill after working on the World Trade Center site after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
Art dealer pleads guilty to $120 million fraud
A former New York City art gallery owner pleaded guilty Thursday to 29 counts of grand larceny and defrauding clients of about $120 million, according to the New York District Attorney's Office.
Dow continues winning streak, dollar strengthens, oil drops
A look at highlights from the day's business news:
Dow win streak rises to 8
Buying in select blue chips Thursday propelled the Dow to its eighth straight gain and the highest close in nearly 18 months, but the broader market churned as investors showed some reluctance after the recent rally.
FAA proposes fines against American Airlines
Federal aviation officials are proposing to fine American Airlines $300,000 for flying an airplane with a broken instrument on four occasions early last year in violation of Federal Aviation Administration regulations.
The proposed fine comes one week after the FAA proposed fines against the airline totaling $787,500 for three other alleged maintenance violations.
Participant in 1968 Pan Am hijacking pleads guilty
A man who played a role in the 1968 hijacking of a Pan Am flight from New York to Puerto Rico pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court, the U.S. attorney's office.
Investigation points to driver error in Prius wreck
Early evidence points to driver error as the reason a 2005 Prius sped into a stone wall on March 9, federal investigators said Thursday.
Greenspan offers a mixed mea culpa
Alan Greenspan acknowledged Thursday that U.S. regulators had failed to grasp the magnitude of the financial crisis, but the former Federal Reserve chairman argued that low interest rates were not to blame.
Gay soldier arrested in protest outside White House
U.S. Park Police arrested a gay soldier and another man Thursday after they handcuffed themselves to the fence surrounding the White House in protest of the military's policy preventing gay and lesbian service members from serving openly.
The two men were charged with failure to obey a lawful order after they were warned to remove the handcuffs or face arrest, said Park Police Sgt. David Schlosser.
NCAA upset: Murray State takes out Vanderbilt
Murray State, a 13 seed in the NCAA tournament, has just beaten fourth-seeded Vanderbilt in a stunning down-to-the-wire game. The final score was 66-65.
Check out SI.com's tournament scoreboard, live blog, and a gallery of other first round tournament upsets.
Sources: Subpoenas issued relating to Ensign
At least one company and the National Republican Senatorial Committee have been issued subpoenas requesting documents in a federal grand jury investigation related to Sen. John Ensign, R-Nevada.
Jesse James apologizes to Sandra Bullock
Jesse James apologized to his wife Sandra Bullock and their family after facing allegations that he was unfaithful, according to a statement released to People.com.
"It's because of my poor judgment that I deserve everything bad that is coming my way," James said in the statement. "This has caused my wife and kids pain and embarrassment beyond comprehension and I am extremely saddened to have brought this on them. I am truly very sorry for the grief I have caused them. I hope one day they can find it in their hearts to forgive me."
'Crockett,' 'Boone' actor Fess Parker dead at 85
Fess Parker, best known for playing Daniel Boone in a 1960s television series, died Thursday at his home near Santa Barbara, California, his publicist said.
Christiane Amanpour to join ABC News
Christiane Amanpour will be leaving CNN to join ABC News.
“I’m thrilled to be joining the incredible team at ABC News. Being asked to anchor “This Week” and the superb tradition started by David Brinkley, is a tremendous and rare honor and I look forward to discussing the great domestic and international issues of the day,"Amanpour said in a statement. I leave CNN with the UTMOST respect, love and admiration for the company and everyone who works here. This has been my family and shared endeavor for the past 27 years and I am forever grateful and proud of all that we have accomplished.”
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