Updated: 8:33 AM Apple shares are heading for another all-time high ahead of an announcement about what the company plans to do with its enormous pile of cash.

Posted: 6:24 AM President Barack Obama raised $45 million for his re-election campaign, the Democratic Party and other campaign funds in February, bringing his total to about $300 million for this election cycle.

Posted: 6:08 AM Indian police say they have arrested a Catholic priest wanted in the United States on charges of sexually assaulting a teenage parishioner in Minnesota.

Posted: 6:04 AM Mitt Romney may lead in delegates and Rick Santorum might have momentum, but neither of the two leading Republican presidential candidates is having an easy time exciting even his own voters.

Posted: 5:56 AM The U.S. government is releasing the 1940 census online for the first time, information that documents when millions of Americans were experiencing mass unemployment and social upheaval.

Posted: 5:26 PM An official says two people have died and one was injured in a house fire in western Kentucky.

Posted: 2:39 PM Another disaster recovery center has opened in eastern Kentucky.

Posted: 8:57 PM The United Nations mission in Iraq says it has taken custody of a man whom two Shiite lawmakers described as a U.S. citizen who was held captive by an Iraqi militia.

Posted: 2:48 PM A jury has found Dharun Ravi, the former Rutgers student accused of spying on his roommate Tyler Clementi, guilty of some bias intimidation charges, as well as charges of invasion of privacy and tampering with evidence.

Posted: 1:39 PM Searchers were going door-to-door in southeast Michigan Friday after tornadoes ripped through.

Posted: 1:38 PM George Clooney and his father, Nick Clooney, have been arrested at a protest outside the Sudanese Embassy in Washington.

Posted: 1:34 PM A gun scare on the Rochester Institute of Technology campus is over, with the sheriff's office saying an umbrella had been mistaken for a rifle.

Posted: 1:33 PM The U.S. soldier accused in the shooting rampage that left 16 Afghan civilians dead is being transferred back to the United States.

Posted: 1:31 PM Newt Gingrich has been battling calls for him to drop out of the Republican presidential race, after losing both the Mississippi and Alabama primaries Tuesday.

Posted: 1:30 PM White rice is a dietary staple for more than half the world's population - not just for people living in China, India, and Japan, but for many Americans as well.

Posted: 1:27 PM At this point, it's clear that Texas Rep. Ron Paul is most likely not going to be the next president of the United States.

Posted: 1:23 PM A new poll released Friday shows Pennsylvania's registered voters favor renaming Penn State's football stadium in honor of longtime coach Joe Paterno, who died in January.

Posted: 1:21 PM A grand jury on Thursday indicted an adoptive father on charges he raped three boys in his care.

Posted: 11:48 AM One of America's most recognizable megachurches has changed hands. California's Crystal Cathedral, founded by televangelist Robert Schuller, has a new owner and a new identity.

Posted: 10:29 AM Titanic museums in the Smoky Mountains and Branson, Mo., are marking the Titanic centennial by sponsoring a Coast Guard cutter to take 1.5 million rose petals to the north Atlantic site where the ship sank.

Posted: 8:44 AM The new iPad has arrived in the U.S. Stores along the East Coast have begun selling Apple's latest tablet computer. It's going on sale at 8 a.m. local time Friday in the U.S. and nine other countries.

Posted: 6:21 AM Germany's top federal appeals court has ruled that a Berlin museum must return to a Jewish man from Florida thousands of rare posters that were seized from his father by the Nazis.

Posted: 6:19 AM President Barack Obama is embarking on a concentrated one-day fundraising trip, with a stop in his hometown of Chicago and another in Atlanta for a big-draw event with film producer Tyler Perry and performer Cee Lo Green.

Posted: 6:18 AM Scientists say the gray wolves of Isle Royale National Park are dangerously close to extinction.

Posted: 6:16 AM More than 100 homes were damaged but no one was injured after a tornado ripped through a rural southeastern Michigan community.