National/World

President-elect Barack Obama has told congressional leaders he'll make his stimulus proposal available on the Internet.

The Bush administration is continuing to defend Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip.

Criminal charges have been filed in connection with a New York crane collapse that killed seven people in March.

Donors to President George W. Bush's presidential library probably will remain a mystery.

The Committee to Protect Journalists says Iraq remains the most lethal place for working media members despite a two-thirds decline in deaths there in 2008.

Roland Burris is hoping to be sworn-in as a senator tomorrow, but several officials say that's not going to happen.

Gov. Rod Blagojevich's attorney says he'll ask a federal judge to give an impeachment committee all FBI tapes of the governor's conversations, not just the four prosecutors are offering.

The government says it has supplied another $15 billion to seven banks in the latest round of payments from the $700 billion rescue fund.

Eleven Eastern states have agreed to adhere to a new fuel standard that they hope will reduce greenhouse gases.

Two Democratic officials say President-elect Barack Obama has chosen former Clinton White House chief of staff Leon Panetta to run the CIA.