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Member: Christian warrior' militia not Christian nor militia
Members of a "Christian warrior" militia charged with plotting to kill police were part of a fringe group that was neither Christian nor a militia, a member of another militia group said Tuesday.
Scientist mark 'new territory' with Big Bang atom-smasher
Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider managed to make two proton beams collide at high energy Tuesday, marking a "new territory" in physics, according to CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research.
Korean navy diver dies in sunken ship rescue effort
An experienced diver and master sergeant in the Korean navy died Tuesday while conducting rescue efforts for 46 South Korean seamen who were aboard a patrol ship when it sank, a military official said.
The 53-year-old chief master sergeant lost consciousness while underwater in the Yellow Sea, the official said. He was taken aboard a U.S. navy ship, but could not be resuscitated.
The 1,200-ton patrol ship Cheonan was carrying 104 sailors when an apparent explosion caused it to capsize Friday night in the Yellow Sea near a disputed maritime border between North and South Korea. Fifty-eight sailors were rescued, but hopes are fading for the remaining 46. No bodies or survivors have been found.
World update: Day of mourning after Moscow bombings
An update from London on some of the stories we expect to develop on Tuesday:
Russia mourning - Russia has declared Tuesday a day of mourning after suicide bombers attacked two subway stations in Moscow on Monday, killing at least 38 and wounding more than 60.
Cern accelerator - The world's largest particle accelerator was set to enter a "new territory" in physics Tuesday by attempting to make two proton beams collide at high energy.
Karl Rove heckled, called 'war criminal' at book event
Former White House Chief of Staff Karl Rove was heckled and branded a 'war criminal' at a book signing in Beverly Hills, California, Monday night.
Fatal police shootings spark protests in Portland
Two recent shootings led to a downtown clash between protesters and police Monday in Portland, Oregon.
Riot gear-clad officers on bicycles and horseback confronted angry demonstrators, trying to limit them to sidewalks of busy streets. Demonstrators yelled back: "Stop killing people."
Bad weather slows search for man on Mount Shasta
Authorities will assess weather conditions Tuesday morning to determine if they can resume their search for a man believed trapped near the summit of the 14,000-foot Mount Shasta in California.
Thomas Bennett is believed to be on the north side of the mountain, the Siskiyou County Sheriff's office said.
FARC rebels to release hostage, Colombian senator says
Leftist rebels are expected to release the second of two Colombian soldiers Tuesday, an official said.
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