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Prime Minister David Cameron is facing embarrassing new allegations connected to the phone hacking scandal in Britain. Cameron was criticized for hiring former News of The World editor Andy Coulson to be his communications chief. Coulson resigned in January this year. But now, there are reports that Coulson continued to receive payments and benefits from the newspaper — even while working for Cameron's government.

Sudan says it has met the demands of the international community and wants U.S. sanctions lifted. But the two countries are at odds over recent fighting in the southern part of Sudan.

Songs like "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and "I'm Every Woman" are ingrained in American culture.

The new bundling proposal would turn Medicare's payment system on its head. Rather than paying hospitals, doctors, and post-hospital caregivers separately, Medicare would provide a single payment for, say, heart attack care.

It takes a bit more effort to get inside Lexington’s city hall these days. Work crews are moving ahead with the final phase of cosmetic improvements along…

Moody's has lowered Japan's credit rating a notch, putting more pressure on the giant economy. Standard and Poor's lowered its rating on Japan earlier this year.

Mineral, Va., was very close to the epicenter of Tuesday's 5.8 earthquake. It was the largest quake felt on the East Coast in 70 years.

The regime of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi continues to crumble. On Tuesday, rebels stormed Gadhafi's compound in the center of the capital Tripoli.

The Libyan leader vowed to fight on even as opposition fighters looted his compound in Tripoli. Meanwhile, Hurricane Irene has strengthened. And damage assessements are underway following the earthquake that rattled much of the East Coast.

The revamped 2012 Camry made its debut at Toyota's Georgetown plant Tuesday. Company executives hope the new design, its first in five years, will…