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Collins said his decision to go public with his sexual orientation was difficult.
Workers across Spain, where the unemployment rate has rocketed to 27 percent, are holding rallies to call for economic policy changes.
Twitter, Facebook and Internet websites all are credited with the effort.
Farmers in the U.S. midwest are anxious to plant crops. But heavy rains and record flooding are preventing them from heading to the fields.
Bring an auto show to Shanghai, China, and people are sure to come -- tens of thousands of potential car buyers from the world's largest auto market.
Phyllis Ramberg, 85, lives alone in Hyattsville, Maryland, in the same house her parents lived in for many decades.
Recently one such convention was held in Washington and drew thousands of visitors.
In the Washington area, Larry Graves, who closely resembles President Barack Obama, entertains people at conferences and other events as an Obama look-alike.
As the funeral procession made its way to the cathedral, opponents of Thatcher lined the route...
If one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, then the Brightmoor neighborhood of Detroit is John George’s gold mine.
The exhibit at Berlin’s Jewish museum seeks to answer frequently asked questions about Jews.
The rise of emerging economies, a stagnant Europe and the plight of the world's poor takes center stage.
