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AP - Anybody who believes Nancy Grace was chastened by the suicide of a young mother following their tough television encounter doesn’t know Nancy Grace.

AP - A woman accused of killing a pregnant woman and her fetus told police she drowned the woman’s three young children and stuffed them into a washer and dryer at their apartment, an official said Sunday.

AP - Democrats on Sunday seized on an intelligence assessment that said the Iraq war has increased the terrorist threat, saying it was further evidence that Americans should choose new leadership in the November elections.

AP - Tampa Bay quarterback Chris Simms had his spleen removed after taking several hard hits in 26-24 loss to the Carolina Panthers and was resting comfortably in a hospital Sunday night.

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AP - Firefighters gained ground Sunday against a wildfire that has burned more than 210 square miles in the Los Padres National Forest, aided by calmer winds and aircraft dropping water and fire-smothering chemicals.

AP - An anti-Syrian Christian leader dismissed Hezbollah’s claims of victory in its war with Israel as tens of thousands of his supporters rallied Sunday in a show of strength that highlighted Lebanon’s sharp divisions.

Reuters - A second bag of spinach contaminated
with toxic E.coli bacteria has been found in Utah, and
regulators hope it will offer clues about an outbreak that has
now sickened 173 people and killed as many as three.

Reuters - In a video released by their
rebel captors, Colombian lawmakers held hostage for more than
four years pleaded with President Alvaro Uribe to negotiate
with leftist guerrillas to secure their release.

AP - Why, city officials demanded, were there virtually no black staffers at New York’s elite advertising agencies? The year was 1968. Agencies’ executives vowed to fix the problem. They didn’t. Now, under steady pressure from advocates and the threat of public embarrassment by city officials, they’ve renewed those promises.

Reuters - A newspaper report that a U.S.
intelligence analysis found that the Iraq war gave rise to a
new generation of Islamic radicals and made the overall
terrorism problem worse was “not representative of the complete
document,” the White House said on Sunday.

Reuters - Saudi Arabia said on Sunday it had
no evidence Osama bin Laden was dead, shedding further doubt on
a secret document leaked in France that said Saudi secret
services believed he died last month.

Reuters - A leaked intelligence report of Osama
bin Laden’s death has met scepticism from Western and Muslim
governments but may increase a clamor from his followers to
show himself on video for the first time in nearly two years.