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STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - Heart patients worried about the safety of cholesterol-lowering medicines known as statins should be reassured by new research showing that one of the more established brands is not harmful, experts said Monday.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - Heart patients worried about the safety of cholesterol-lowering medicines known as statins should be reassured by new research showing that one of the more established brands is not harmful, experts said Monday.

TOKYO - In one of Tokyo's worst fire disasters ever, 44 people were killed Saturday when an explosion and blaze ripped through a crowded gambling parlor and bar in the capital's most popular late-night entertainment area.

TOKYO - In one of Tokyo's worst fire disasters ever, 44 people were killed Saturday when an explosion and blaze ripped through a crowded gambling parlor and bar in the capital's most popular late-night entertainment area.

TOKYO (AP) - In one of Tokyo's worst fire disasters ever, 44 people were killed Saturday when an explosion and blaze ripped through a crowded gambling parlor and bar in the capital's most popular late-night entertainment area.

DURBAN, South Africa (AP) - The European Union set a Wednesday evening deadline for delegates to make progress in removing anti-Israel language from a proposed declaration at the world conference against racism. France also indicated it would pull...

DURBAN, South Africa (AP) - The European Union set a Wednesday evening deadline for delegates to make progress in removing anti-Israel language from a proposed declaration at the world conference against racism. France also indicated it would pull...

LONDON (AP) - British and French officials cleared the luxury Concorde for takeoff, laying out a series of safety modifications Wednesday that will enable the world's only commercial supersonic jet to return to service a year after a deadly crash...

LONDON (AP) - British and French officials cleared the luxury Concorde for takeoff, laying out a series of safety modifications Wednesday that will enable the world's only commercial supersonic jet to return to service a year after a deadly crash...

MOSCOW (AP) - Russia is ready to discuss U.S. concerns about missile threats but firmly stands for keeping the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov wrote in a book that hit Moscow bookstores Thursday.