AP - America's security in the future depends on how it acts today — while it's still the only global superpower, former President Bill Clinton told a crowd Saturday at the University of Minnesota.

AP - The bodies of three women thought to be Haitian migrants washed ashore on a South Florida beach, authorities said.

AP - Elaine Oneto says losing her home to Hurricane Katrina was devastating and losing her son in Iraq just two months later was unimaginable, but the support she has received has been overwhelming.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Army on Friday briefed the parents of the only U.S. soldier listed as captured in the Iraq war about the ongoing search for their son just days after they complained publicly about being kept in the dark.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Retailer Abercrombie & Fitch said on Friday it would stop selling some of its T-shirts after a national boycott by teenage girls, who objected to slogans emblazoned across the shirts such as 'Who needs brains when you have these?'

AP - Former White House counterterrorism czar Richard Clarke says the random search by police of bags on New York subways is a program that should be copied in other cities.

AP - The Orange County man who killed two neighbors and then turned a shotgun on himself desperately sought friends on the Internet but was ridiculed for his sometimes angry and bizarre messages.

AP - Dial back to a year or so ago, to the wrenching, vicious, partisan escapade that was Campaign 2004, to a time when we were told by a thousand pundits that America was deeply, hopelessly divided.

AP - Two workers died while working on a unit at the Valero Energy Corp. oil refinery, a company spokeswoman said Sunday.

AP - At this city's main trauma hospital, lines of waiting patients clog the hallways — even on slow days. Doctors say they probably couldn't handle a major plane crash or any other incident with more than 20 or 30 severe injuries.

AP - Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, attended Sunday services in a tiny rural church near San Francisco before an evening of theater in the city as they continued the eclectic Californian half of their U.S. tour.

AP - The five men said little as the slides, narrated by state wildlife officials, clicked along — revealing the dos and don'ts of hunting bison that leave Yellowstone National Park.

AP - Five years after California suffered through blackouts, soaring electricity prices and the bankruptcy of its largest utility, voters are being asked to roll back a key part of the deregulation effort blamed for the state's energy crisis.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - World record holder Paul Tergat pushed ahead in the final few meters to defeat defending champion Hendrick Ramaala of South Africa in a thrilling finish to the New York City Marathon on Sunday.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two contract workers performing maintenance at a refinery operated by Valero Energy Corp. in Delaware City, Delaware, died early on Sunday, a state police spokesman and a company spokeswoman said.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The average retail price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States fell 23.3 cents over the past two weeks, according to an industry analyst.

STEWARD, Illinois (Reuters) - For 150 years, farmer Dennis Cradduck's family grew corn and soybeans along a ridge. For the past 20 months, he's also been harvesting the wind.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - 'Chicken Little,' Walt Disney Co.'s first fully computer-animated movie, opened to a better-than-expected $40.1 million at the North American box office, the company said on Sunday.

AP - A 10-year-old boy was in critical condition Sunday after three pit bulls escaped from a home and went on a rampage, attacking six people before police shot and killed the dogs, authorities said.

AP - Convicted killer Charles Victor Thompson remained at large three days after escaping from jail, but the U.S. Marshals Service said Sunday it had gotten some valuable tips to pursue about his whereabouts.

AP - Representatives of the region's transit agency and its workers met Sunday after Gov. Ed Rendell urged them to settle their contract dispute and end the strike that has crippled public transportation in Philadelphia for a week.

AP - Steps lead to nowhere. Concrete foundations stand bare. Stop signs bend parallel to the ground.

AP - Gov. Kathleen Blanco warned lawmakers Sunday that the tremendous amount of work needed to help Louisiana recover from the devastation of Hurricane Katrina will require tough choices as they start their 17-day special session.

AP - Lawmakers expressed concern Sunday that the FBI was aggressively pushing the powers of the anti-terrorist USA Patriot Act to access private phone and financial records of ordinary people.

AP - A Jewish Defense League activist who was killed in a federal prison had received death threats because of his militancy and needed more protection from authorities, his former attorney said Sunday.