Man's Journey Sparks Fear, Outrage
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An Atlanta lawyer with a potentially deadly contagious disease talks about a journey that has triggered fear and outrage.
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He knew something was wrong. He felt it during the season. He felt it during summer league. The problem for Al Jefferson was greater than a bum ankle, however. He found believers about his plight to be harder to find than those poor souls stuck on that island in ``Lost."
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Some people have nightmares, others   fear tall buildings and others cringe at the sound of airplanes   overhead.
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Seeking opportunity in a market clouded by fear.
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David Ritcheson hated being known as "that kid" &#151; the teenager who was beaten unconscious and sodomized with a plastic pole during a party where one of his assailants shouted "White Power!" Ritcheson didn't want to stand out from his classmates because of the assault, but he acknowledged in an interview that "it was just really hard to hold your head up, even to walk outside with everyone almost in the world knowing what happened." That anguish may have contributed to his decision to leap Sunday from a cruise ship to his death in the Gulf of Mexico.
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US man potentially put dozens of air passengers at risk by boarding transatlantic flights.
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Reader Suchet Bal sends us his experiences.
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Many people are finding themselves cornered by a loquacious stranger, especially one whom theyâre paying.
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Â· Canadian considered eating own leg to survive Â· Chance rescue by hiker ended 96-hour ordeal
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GALLE, Sri Lanka -- Kegalle Panangarama, a Buddhist monk and community leader, expressed frustration as he outlined the obstacles plaguing local recovery efforts in his tsunami-wrecked region.
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Risk takers like Steve Fossett stir controversy and fascination by pushing the limits, but the pursuit of a daring dream can also be the quickest way to find a nightmare.
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By Valryn Warren Staff Writer  RIVERSIDE -- Scott Douglas Davis stands in the street, staring like a man waking up from a bad dream to something worse -- workers boarding up his home.  "It's like a concrete block on my chest," he said. "I'm disabled, I can hardly walk.
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From France to Auschwitz to France again, luggage with an uncertain destination.
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A man arrested for trespass and burglary  is baffling those trying to identify him, his nationality and language.
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FOXBOROUGH -- When Daniel Graham first heard the sad news, he was prepared to walk away from it all.
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Â· Trip to collect husband's award thrown into doubt Â· Ban seen as test of human rights commitment
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Samuel Dalembert hears of the unrest in his homeland from storms and political violence, and feels so helpless. He has donated generous sums to assist relief efforts in Haiti, but he has no peace of mind.