Former NFL quarterback Archie Manning spoke with the AP's John Klobucar Tuesday about the upcoming NFL season. Manning is not looking forward to Week 2 when sons Peyton and Eli face each other in Indianapolis. (Sept. 7)

The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan is warning that a Florida church's threat to burn copies of the Muslim holy book could endanger U.S. troops and Americans worldwide. (Sept. 9)

Modern photography is often as simple as, well, point and shoot. But for many photographers, megapixels are out, and film stock is in. (Sept. 7)

As the disastrous floods recede in Pakistan, something new is rising: suspicions and rumors that powerful officials and landowners used their influence to divert water away from their property and inundate the villages of millions of poor People (Sept. 7)

Angelina Jolie has visited northwest Pakistan to meet victims of the recent flooding. The actress appealed to the international community to provide aid and help the country recover from its worst natural disaster. (Sept 7)

An Ohio man has been indicted in the death of his wife after authorities say she was found with rotting bed sores and maggots on her. (Sept. 7)

Ryder Cup captain Corey Pavin selected Tiger Woods with one of his four captain's picks on Tuesday. Zach Johnson, Stewart Cink and Rickie Fowler were also selected. (Sept. 7)

Yahoo! sports is reporting that former Southern Cal running back Reggie Bush is expected to be stripped of the 2005 Heisman Trophy by the end of the month. That would be a first in the 75-year history of the award. (Sept. 7)

The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan is warning that a Florida church's threat to burn copies of the Muslim holy book could endanger U.S. troops and Americans worldwide. (Sept. 9)

Sara Bareilles, who had a huge hit in 2007 with the piano tune 'Love Song,' returns with her sophomore CD 'Kaleidoscope Heart.' She talks about recording the new album and explains why the songs she created with Pharrell didn't make the cut. (Sept. 7)

Firefighters in Colorado are planning to aggressively ramp up the fight against a 3,500-acre wildfire that has forced thousands of people from their homes in a rugged canyon northwest of Boulder. (Sept. 7)

A former JetBlue flight attendant who slid down an emergency exit chute will be mentally evaluated for a possible plea deal. Steven Slater appeared this morning in court in New York. (Sept. 7)

A Georgia man has three sheriff deputies to thank for pulling him from his burning car. The deputies say they never thought about the danger they were putting themselves in, and would do it again in a heartbeat. (Sept. 7)

Joran van der Sloot has acknowledged extorting money from Natalee Holloway's parents, saying he did it to get back at them. The Dutchman remains the last person known to be with Holloway. He's also charged with killing a Peruvian woman. (Sept. 7)

Actress Angelina Jolie has visited flood victims in Pakistan, highlighting the need for more international aid. The UNHCR goodwill ambassador described the situation as extraordinarily complex. (7 Sept 2010)

A Fort Worth, Texas convenience store owner didn't hesitate to fight back when an armed robbed climbed into the shop through a drive-thru window. AP's Rich Matthews reports on the owner's can-hurling response. (Sept. 7)

Joran van der Sloot has acknowledged extorting money from Natalee Holloway's parents, saying he did it to get back at them. The Dutchman remains the last person known to be with Holloway. He's also charged with killing a Peruvian woman. (Sept. 7)

With eight weeks to go until the 2010 midterms, Republicans push for gains while Democrats struggle to keep their majority. The AP's Kelly Daschle takes a look at the election landscape. (Sept. 7)

French unions launched a major strike on Tuesday, leading to severe travel delays. Public sector workers, angered by government plans to reform the pension system, held street demonstrations in Paris and across the country. (7 Sept 2010)

A wind-whipped wildfire sent flames roaring through a rugged canyon in the Colorado foothills, forcing hundreds of people to flee and destroying dozens of homes. Erratic 45-mph gusts sometimes sent the fire in two directions at once. (Sept. 7)