Protesters smashed shop windows and threw rocks as police used pepper gas and batons to disperse the crowd.
U.S. lawmakers rethink the aid because of the warm reception of the convicted Lockerbie bomber in Tripoli.
Rivers and streams around the world will get some extra special attention on Sept. 27 for World Rivers Day.
In his first visit to the United Nations General Assembly, Libyan leader Muammar Gaddaffi spoke in a long and disjointed speech touching on a variety of topics.
U.S. agents fired at three vans packed with about 70 illegal immigrants that tried to evade heavy security.
The presence of Chinese leader Hu Jintao brought mostly protests.
Queen Rania visited New York for the first time as UNGEI global chair.
A New York City imam linked to an accused al Qaeda-trained militant was ordered to remain in custody.
The U.S. Justice Department has urged a New York court to reject Google's deal with authors and publishers.
Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ordered that Fouad Al Rabiah be released from the detention facility.