Estonian Parliament passes legislation to ban human trafficking By The Associated Press March 21, 2012
Rights leaders keep up pressure for investigation of Florida shooting By The Associated Press March 21, 2012
Former GOP presidential candidate Pawlenty shaves campaign debt By The Associated Press March 21, 2012
Original Einstein manuscripts to be posted online for the first time By The Associated Press March 19, 2012
NCAA Tournament: Bearcats edge out Seminoles, 62-56, to reach Sweet 16 By The Associated Press March 19, 2012
Body found in ice chest identified as 83-year-old man, daughter arrested By The Associated Press March 19, 2012
Vandals attack Jewish cemetery in Poland with anti-Semitic sentiments By The Associated Press March 19, 2012
Baton Rouge City Hall left 40 percent vacant, needs to be used By The Associated Press March 19, 2012
NY Mets owners agree to pay $162 million in Madoff-related case By The Associated Press March 19, 2012
Workers discover 1-ton WWII-era German bomb near Marseille port By The Associated Press March 18, 2012
Former Mr. Universe turns 100 in India, reveals key to longevity By The Associated Press March 18, 2012
Lil Wayne told to cut grass at his 10,000-square-foot Kenner mansion By The Associated Press March 18, 2012
Occupy protest anniversary ends with police sweep in Zuccotti Park By The Associated Press March 18, 2012
North Korea vows to go ahead with rocket launch despite criticism By The Associated Press March 18, 2012
Jazz pianist Ronnie Kole to perform at Nicholls State University festival By The Associated Press March 18, 2012
N.O. man sentenced to prison for illegally buying assault rifle By The Associated Press March 16, 2012
Rescue operation called off, 139 dead in Bangladesh ferry sinking By The Associated Press March 16, 2012
Schools given option to serve ‘pink slime’ or meat with no filler By The Associated Press March 16, 2012
First Lady Michelle Obama wears Marchesa dress to state dinner By The Associated Press March 16, 2012
NYC woman in madam case pleads not guilty to prostitution charges By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
World’s tallest man may have stopped growing after medical treatment By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Encyclopedia Britannica to cease 200-year-old print publication By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Jennings facility may join Superfund hazardous waste cleanup site list By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Israeli court clears two of forging inscription on Jesus-era burial box By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Russia to keep selling weapons to Syria despite Western opposition By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Union wants NFL to hold back Saints punishment, wait for investigation By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Cameron attends NCAA tournament game with Obama during U.S. visit By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Some La. school districts cancel classes amid teachers absence By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Giraffe death rocks largest zoo in Indonesia with conditions scandal By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich offers final words before prison By The Associated Press March 14, 2012
Governor Jindal pitches revamp of education system to lawmakers By The Associated Press March 13, 2012
Prince Harry completes first major tour for Queen Elizabeth II By The Associated Press March 13, 2012
U.K. government sued for helping U.S. covert drone strikes in Pakistan By The Associated Press March 13, 2012
U.S. soldier suspected in Afghan shootings could face death penalty By The Associated Press March 13, 2012
Lafayette celebrates Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day on March 30 By The Associated Press March 11, 2012
Men’s Basketball: Vanderbilt beats Kentucky in SEC championship game By The Associated Press March 11, 2012
U.S. soldier kills 16 Afghan civilians, including nine children, three women By The Associated Press March 11, 2012
Remains of 167 people found in Mexico, believed to be 50 years old By The Associated Press March 11, 2012
Artist’s 340-ton boulder travels to LA museum, draws tens of thousands By The Associated Press March 11, 2012
Two sentences trimmed for testimony in New Orleans double execution By The Associated Press March 11, 2012
Egypt acquits ‘virginity test’ military doctor, angers youth movement group By The Associated Press March 11, 2012
San Diego woman gives birth to baby boy weighing nearly 14 pounds By The Associated Press March 11, 2012
Public online auction to privatize Washington’s liquor industry By The Associated Press March 9, 2012
Osama bin Laden’s widows charged with illegal entry into Pakistan By The Associated Press March 9, 2012
Mardi Gras Museum’s glitz, glamour auctioned off after budget cuts By The Associated Press March 9, 2012
Parisian hair salon offers low-priced styling for disadvantaged women By The Associated Press March 9, 2012
Douglas Kornfel’s sculpture chosen for New Orleans evacuation art By The Associated Press March 7, 2012
Democrats seek hearing into judge’s Obama e-mail with racist joke By The Associated Press March 6, 2012
‘Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious’ composer dies at 86 in London By The Associated Press March 6, 2012
Miss Seattle apologizes for tweet bashing city’s weather, people By The Associated Press March 6, 2012
La. ranks 4th in train-vehicle crashes, injuries, 9th in fatalities By The Associated Press March 6, 2012
Afghan president backs council of clerics’ strict guidelines for women By The Associated Press March 6, 2012
Prince Harry runs with Usain Bolt at university in Jamaican capital By The Associated Press March 6, 2012
Navy to begin giving Breathalyzer tests to sailors for new program By The Associated Press March 5, 2012
Landrieu says she’s ‘definitely’ in for 2014 race despite speculation By The Associated Press March 5, 2012
Fugitive mom arrested trying to cross Canada border with daugher By The Associated Press March 5, 2012
New Mexico boy’s body pulled from hole two days after disappearance By The Associated Press March 5, 2012
Israeli leaders praise Obama’s speech to stand against nuclear Iran By The Associated Press March 5, 2012
Worst train tragedy in Poland in more than 20 years kills 16, injures 58 By The Associated Press March 4, 2012
Putin claims victory in Russia’s presidential vote despite fraud pleas By The Associated Press March 4, 2012
Shreveport clamps down on yard parkers, fines could be at least $100 By The Associated Press March 4, 2012
Shooting outside Arizona club leaves 14 wounded, three gunmen arrested By The Associated Press March 4, 2012
Former St. Gabriel mayor guilty in FBI sting, charged of seven felonies By The Associated Press March 4, 2012
Angola 5 trial to start as planned despite arrest of defense attorney By The Associated Press March 1, 2012
