Hurley's World

The latest show at Paris' Quai Branly museum comes with a warning for visitors: "This exhibition of Moche ceramics shows sexual acts of an explicit nature."

The Israeli military says two soldiers have been indicted on criminal charges for their actions during last year's military offensive in Gaza.

Federal regulators are recalling more children's jewelry due to high levels of the toxic metal cadmium.

California authorities say a doctor's son who was sought for questioning in his mother's killing has been arrested in Arizona.

Minneapolis Public Schools is on lockdown for the second day after a threat was made on a social networking site.

A stranger followed a woman into a New York City bar restroom after she rejected his advances early Thursday, savagely beat her in a toilet stall and perhaps even sexually assaulted her, police said.

The man suspected of killing a 15-month old baby in Bangor is back and Maine and is scheduled to make his first court appearance.

The American Civil Liberties Union is suing Idaho prison officials and a major private prison company for more than $155 million over high levels of inmate violence at the Idaho Correctional Center.

California salmon fishermen may not get much, if any, time on the ocean this year.

Spring has sprung and so have the wedding invitations. They'll be joyous events, but finding the perfect gifts to bring along can be stressful during these tough economic times.

New Hampshire's House has voted to repeal a 9 percent tax on campsites that took effect last July.

Maine's had a medical marijuana law for more than a decade, but it did not include a way to distribute the pain-easing drug.

The State Department says that Afghan civilians continued to bear the brunt of a spike in violence in their country last year.

A passenger who survived a fatal crash aboard a 37-foot speed boat on New Hampshire's Lake Winnipesaukee in 2008 says she can remember little of the accident.

A local Vermont official who was fired for leaving his town's offices for a personal appointment during a fire alarm has been given his job back.

Talks have started over the future of a troubled Rhode Island high school where all the teachers were fired to improve student performance.

The Louisiana Municipal Police Employees Retirement System wants a federal judge in Pittsburgh to stop FirstEnergy's proposed $4.7 billion takeover of the western Pennsylvania electric company.

An Ohio woman has been ticketed in an accident captured in dramatic video that showed a police officer flipping over a guardrail.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has sided with a truck dealership in a dispute with a major manufacturer of semitrailers.

Rich nations must contribute more to a climate change fund and help fight deforestation, French President Nicolas Sarkozy said at a conference Thursday on saving the world's forests -- a key defense against global warming.