Food aid heads in to tense Georgian region, but Russian troops don't head out

Russian forces take prisoners in key Georgian port; tanks pull back from Gori.

NATO ministers review ties with Russia; Sweden halts all military exchanges.

A poll done in Tbilisi and Moscow finds sharp differences in the capitals over their conflict.

Oil drops below $114 as slowing economies spark worry about global demand.

From fuel to footwear: How people around the world spend their dough.

A stronger dollar is also pushing prices down.

Starbucks coffee chain pulls back in U.S. but grows fast in U.K.

Ring Tone in India Sings 'Condom, Condom!' to Promote AIDS Awareness

Gumball 3000 race car tour stops to party in world's most isolated country.

Disabled tortoise gets around and makes new friends on a set of wheels.

Surveillance cameras in U.K. schools are beginning to worry teachers.

Chinese citizens put their lives at risk when they help foreign reporters.

American Nastia Liukin's father says she "fixed his mistake" in the '88 Games.

Meet the only panda cub born on the same day as the Olympics opening ceremony.

The event is aimed at drawing a younger, X-Games audience to the Olympics.

Oil is a key reason for the world's interest in the escalating conflict.

Pandas displaced by Sichuan Province earthquake are struggling to survive.

Italian president has famous masterpiece "touched up."

The U.S. swimmer becomes the winningest Olympian ever with 11 gold medals.

Dede Koswara, who has HPV and immune deficiency, is known as "Tree Man."

Beijing scrambles to deal with terror threats, protests and pollution.

Residents have rebuilt many homes and avoided famine without government aid.

Contemporary art from Iraq is on display in New York City.

See how Birthdays are celebrated around the globe.

British media scrutinizes Democratic presidential candidate.

Visitors will soon be able to see the ballroom set for a royal banquet.

Why is the mark-up on popcorn so high?

The charity Oxfam warns of a "catastrophe in the making" in East Africa.

Diners enjoy a meal seated at a table and chairs suspended from a crane.

Manuel Uribe lost hundreds of pounds after a televised plea for help.

Portuguese police are dropping the investigation due to lack of evidence.

A man claiming to be Jesus has gathered a strong following in Russia.

The World Food Program estimates that 10 million Afghan people are hungry.

The price of property in this Iraq city soars as security increases.

A woman in Japan tries to get some shut-eye while suspended from a building.

Families in the U.S., China and Africa feel the pinch of higher food prices.

Stuntman beats the average flight speed of an airplane in his winged suit.

Eight pandas chosen to cheer on the games make their first public appearance.

In Kenya, Barack Obama's extended family celebrates.

The American college student awaits charges in a maximum security Italian jail.

Cancer survivor told he had days to live wins his bet of living longer.

One of Brazil's last unseen Indian tribes is photographed in the jungle.

A Java rhino charges a video camera it saw as a threat to her calf.

Sharon Stone wonders if May 12 earthquake in China was a result of bad karma.

Motor racing meets stunt driving at this year's British Rollover Championships.

UNICEF warns that up to 6 million children under the age of 5 need urgent help.