Cleveland -- LeBron James and Delonte West each scored 21 points Saturday to lead Cleveland to a 108-84 win in Game 3 of their Eastern Conference semifinals.

Moscow -- May Day rally sites around Moscow were festive and few problems were reported, the Moscow police said Thursday.

Portree, Scotland -- The Scottish Isle of Skye, known for mists, mountains and romantic history, is embroiled in a modern battle over allowing a developer to build a supermarket.

Barstow, Calif. -- Hundreds of tortoises protected under state and federal endangered species law are being threatened by California's coyote population, scientists say.

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Washington -- U.S. public employee pensions are threatened by skyrocketing healthcare costs and other soaring expenses, analysts warn.

London -- Foreclosures in Britain rose 16 percent in the first quarter of 2008, coming close to levels experienced in the 1990s, the government said.

Beijing -- China Sunday inaugurated its first jumbo passenger aircraft company, Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China Ltd., officials said.

Washington -- Mutual fund manager Dodge & Cox has acquired a 10.5 percent stake in troubled student loan company Sallie Mae after the lender won relief from U.S. lawmakers.

London -- Receiving the Nobel Prize for literature in 2007 has had a good many negative consequences, British author Doris Lessing says.

Houston -- Men who ate diets low in saturated fat after having the prostate removed to treat cancer had better survival rates, a U.S. study said.

Cologne, Germany -- Lufthansa has announced it is adjusting its fuel surcharge on all its flights amid increasing fuel costs.

EDINBURGH, Scotland -- A space-age parking garage in Edinburgh, Scotland, has gone unused since the company that owned it went bankrupt four years ago.