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BOGNOR REGIS, England (AP) - Thirty contestants took a flying leap off a short pier Sunday, in hang-gliders, motorless biplanes, a Mary Poppins costume and a chicken suit.

NEW YORK (AP) - Democratic mayoral hopefuls Mark Green and Fernando Ferrer made last-minute appeals to voters as they headed into New York City's first mayoral runoff in 24 years, a race that took a drastic shift after the terrorist attacks.

NEW YORK (AP) - Investors, unsure that the market's month-long winning streak will continue, cashed in their winnings Monday and sent stocks sharply lower. The Dow Jones industrials fell more than 270 points.

Despite the original publishers dropping the God Bless the USA Bible last week, the controversial Bible is still on track to be published.

NEW YORK (AP) - When former patrolman Charles Schwarz was convicted in one the most shameful brutality cases in New York Police Department history, his fate appeared sealed.

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - For most of Indonesia's history, getting rich often meant controlling the spoils from corruption and forging close links with government agencies that distribute largesse.

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - For most of Indonesia's history, getting rich often meant controlling the spoils from corruption and forging close links with government agencies that distribute largesse.

Church educators need to teach the essentials of the faith. Here are some tips for keeping education simple.

ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - A dozen immigrants, hoping to become U.S. citizens, file into Bill Scouton's class to learn about America.

Bible classes are full at a public high school in North Carolina. Students choose between Old and New Testment classes taught by teachers whose salaries are paid for through private donations and non profit organizations.

Clearly we’ve got a lot of “cafeteria Christians” who pick and choose what doctrines they will believe. What can we do about it?