Angelina Jolie on Wednesday condemned a Florida church's threat to burn copies of the Muslim holy book to mark the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. (Sept. 8)

Angelina Jolie meets Pakistan flood victims; John Lennon's killer denied parole again; Deputy who arrested Mel Gibson sues own department. (Sept. 8)

Car booster seats have made strides in ensuring a proper fit for children in the back seat, according to a review by the insurance industry. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gave its top marks to 21 of 72 booster seats. (Sept. 8)

Grammy winner Robert Plant talks about his new album, and explains how, even after all these years, he's still having an adventure with music. (Sept. 7)

The cast of 'Glee' reveal plot surprises and new characters at the series' season two premiere in Los Angeles. (Sept. 8)

Thirty-four workers were rescued Wednesday from an oil platform that was leaning dangerously in the East China Sea. China's Ministry of Transport says two others remain missing. (Sept. 8)

Investigators found no explosives aboard a Los Angeles-bound Thai Airways flight in which a bomb threat was found scrawled on a bathroom mirror, the FBI said Wednesday. (Sept. 8)

A peanut industry executive whose filthy processing plants were implicated in a salmonella outbreak that killed nine people and sickened hundreds is back in the business, as the federal government's criminal investigation against him languishes. (Sept. 8)

A Connecticut Christian seminary has the only program in the country that also teaches muslims and jews to be chaplains. AP's Bonny Ghosh visits the school that is generating interfaith controversy. (Sept. 8)

An Ohio man is recovering in the hospital after police say he was shot three times with a bow and arrow. The suspect was detained late Tuesday in Georgia after he turned himself in to police. (Sept. 8)

Fifty miles per hour winds hit the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes in Michigan, blasting visitors with sand from head to toe. The national park stayed open during the sandstorm, but workers stood by ready to respond to downed trees. (Sept. 8)

Highlights of this day in history: Galveston hurricane kills thousands; President Gerald Ford pardons Richard Nixon; Nazis begin Leningrad siege during World War II; Comedian Sid Caesar born; Original 'Star Trek' premieres on TV. (Sept. 8)

Flames swept through at least two dozen homes in Detroit, fanned by strong winds that toppled power lines and knocked out service to tens of thousands of Michigan homes and businesses Tuesday. (Sept. 7)

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday called a Florida church's threat to burn copies of the Muslim holy book to mark the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks a "disrespectful, disgraceful act." (Sept. 7)

Officials have hoisted a 50-ton piece of World Trade Center steel at ground zero and vowed to open the Sept. 11 memorial by next year, although they acknowledge construction at the site will be ongoing. (Sept. 7)

Even if they were enacted soon, President Barack Obama's proposed tax breaks for businesses would hardly be a quick fix to rejuvenate hiring or the economy, analysts say. (Sept. 7)

John Lennon's killer was again denied parole in New York on Tuesday, nearly 30 years after gunning down the ex-Beatle outside the musician's New York City apartment building. (Sept. 7)

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The White House says an American church's threat to burn copies of the Muslim holy book could endanger U.S. troops serving overseas. (Sept. 7)

Firefighters ramped up their battle near Boulder, Colo. against a wildfire that forced about 3,000 people to flee their homes as the wind-whipped blaze filled the surrounding canyon with heavy smoke and spit flames. (Sept. 7)