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Investors seek safety as euro zone debt worries grow

German 10-year bond yields hit record lows on Friday and riskier assets came under pressure on growing fears about the euro zone debt crisis and uncertainty over global growth.

Queens Library Installs Surveillance Cameras After Creepy Incident

The Queens Library has installed security cameras throughout its stacks after a man fondled a young girl last August at the Steinway branch in Astoria. The cameras were implemented in response to an incident in which a man removed a 7-year-old girl's shoes and fondled her feet and rubbed them against his face, authorities said.

80-Year-Old Woman Lands Plane After Pilot-Husband Dies

An elderly woman landed a twin-engine plane to safety after her pilot husband who was at the controls of the aircraft fell unconscious during mid-air, the Telegraph said.

Brazil spots new oil leak as safety worries rise

Brazilian authorities identified a small oil leak off the shores of Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, the latest in a series of spills that has raised safety concerns over the development of some of the world's largest petroleum reserves.

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Safety regulators open probe on Ford Taurus

Safety regulators have opened an investigation into an estimated 360,000 Ford Motor Co Taurus sedans for a potential problem with the throttle getting stuck in an open position.

Tourists relax on a mexican beach in spite of warnings about violence

Spring Break 2012: Mexico Counters Texas Travel Warning

The Mexico Tourism Board defends itself in the midst of the Texas DPS Warning.

Firefighters Battle Barn Fire, Then Parasitic Outbreak

Firefighters need to lug heavy equipment, brave scorching fires and rescue trapped people, but one group of firefighters in Indiana and Michigan faced an unusual complication from a barn fire in June - an outbreak of intestinal parasites.

Afghan residents walk on a snow covered field near Bagram highway in Afghanistan

Dozens Buried Alive in Afghanistan Avalanche

As rescue teams frantically dug for survivors the death toll is expected to rise.

Coast Guard Crash: Three Bodies Recovered and Identified, One Still Missing

U.S. Coast Guard officials announced they have found and recovered bodies of two crew members that were missing since a helicopter crashed in Mobile Bay as part of a training exercise Tuesday night.

FDA unveils final cigarette warning labels

Graphic Warning Labels Violate Cigarette Makers' Free Speech: Federal Judge

The federal government's effort to enforce stronger warning labels on cigarette packaging hit a snag Wednesday when a judge ruled that the regulations are a violation of free speech.

Coast Guard Helicopter Crash: Rescuers Raise Parts of Helicopter, 3 Still Missing

Parts of the U.S. Coast Guard helicopter that crashed Tuesday evening have been recovered by brought up to the surface for investigation. The crash happened in Mobile Bay during a Coast Guard training mission leaving one person dead and three others missing.

1 Dead, 3 Missing in U.S. Coast Guard Helicopter Crash off Alabama Coast

A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter with four people on board crashed off Alabama's coast in Mobile Bay on Tuesday night. Three of the crew members are reported missing, while one injured crew member was pronounced dead at the hospital, according to a Coast Guard spokesperson.

Environmental Protection Agency Adminstrator Lisa Jackson

EPA Administrator Says Fracking Can be Safe

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson said she believes hydraulic fracturing can be done safely. That may be a slight shift in her previous cautious view.

Staff Expected to Shrink at National Nuclear Lab

A shrunken budget caused a national nuclear safety lab to announce a plan to reduce its staff by up to 800 employees, officials announced Wednesday.

Mexico Travel Warnings Have you Scared? Don’t Be, Go Here …

The U.S. State department issued a new 2012 travel warning and map for visitors to Mexico earlier this month. Alarming as some of the figures may be, there are still plenty of spectacular spots across Mexico that are not to be written of over safety concerns.

World's Deadliest Pathogens: How Secure are Labs?

Labs whose experiments on dangerous pathogens are funded by the U.S. government must follow specific rules to keep the microbes from escaping, but those rules are not enforceable for researchers working with private funds. Outside the country, security and safety requirements vary widely, experts say.

New York City Hotel Staffs to Receive Panic Buttons

As a part of a new deal between the city's hotels and their unions, personal panic alarms will be distributed to hotel staff members later this year.

Jona Rechnitz: Tom Brady Super Bowl Safety Nets Bettor $50k [UPDATED]

Jona Rechnitz placed a bet at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas Sunday evening that the first score of Super Bowl XLVI would be a safety in favor of the New York Giants, netting him $50,000 from one of the most unlikely bets in all of sports--talk about a safety.

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