Supporters of immigration legislation are predicting they will pass a Senate bill giving millions of illegal immigrants a path to citizenship. Meanwhile, hundreds of pro-immigrant advocates from at least 20 states will be in D.C. to lobby Senators. Read more…

The region's record flooding is putting pressure on aging dams, some of which have already been damaged. But roads were reopening and residents were returning to their homes after the worst floods in 70 years. One person was dead. Read more…

The Coast Guard is searching for a 21-year-old passenger reported missing from the Mariner of the Seas as it sailed from Florida to the Bahamas. His friends reported him missing Monday when they realized his bed hadn't been slept in. Read more…

Miami came out on top earned the "honor" of having the worst road rage in a 20-city survey released by AutoVantage, an automobile membership club that offers travel services and roadside assistance. Read more…

Former Beatle Paul McCartney has announced his separation from his wife of nearly four years, Heather Mills. They blame public attention, but a British newspaper says the two have had a series of bitter arguments. Read more…

The International Association of Athletics Federations says the American sprinter equaled, but did not break, Asafa Powell's previous 9.77 seconds " his 9.766 should have been rounded up, not down. Read more…

President Bush announced plans to send up to 6,000 National Guard troops to the Mexican border to help stop the flood of illegal immigrants. He called for a "rational middle ground" between amnesty for illegal immigrants and mass deportations. Read more…

A grand jury indicted a third Duke lacrosse player, David Evans, on rape charges after allegations made by an exotic dancer who claims she was assaulted at a team party. Evans, the team captain, said he and his teammates are "absolutely innocent." Read more…

The Pentagon gave The Associated Press the first list of everyone who has been held at Guantanamo Bay, more than four years after it opened the detention center in Cuba. Read more…

Four days of rain has turned streets into rivers across New England, flooding homes, forcing dozens of schools to close and threatening dams and communities. Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney said "It's going to get worse before it gets better." Read more…