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ENTERTAINMENT

• Report: Ledger May Have Secret Love Child
  Newspaper reports that Heath Ledger may have secret love child.
• Report: 'No Wedding' for Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie
  Forget the wedding rumors. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie haven't tied the knot, according to a report by People.com.
• Oliver Stone's 'W.' to Begin Filming
  Like a bill being rapidly pushed through legislation, Oliver Stone's film about President George W. Bush is expected to begin shooting within a month with a goal toward being released before the president leaves office next January.
• Fire Damages Tom Clancy's Home
  A fire damaged the second-floor deck of Tom Clancy's home on Saturday, the Maryland fire marshal's office said.
• Kathie Lee Gifford Joins 'Today' Show Next Week
  The former co-star of the syndicated "Live" talk show will join NBC's "Today" next Monday. She will be teamed with Hoda Kotb (pronounced HO-dah COT-bee), a current anchor of the program's seven-month-old fourth hour, which airs live at 10 a.m. EDT.
• Donald Trump Woos Alleged Spitzer Call Girl for TV Show
  Donald Trump would love to feature Spitzer scandal call girl Ashley Alexandra Dupré in his latest reality show, the New York Daily News reports.
• '21' Rakes In $23.7 Million Box-Office Jackpot
  Movie-goers laid their money down on "21," a gambling romp that was the weekend's box-office high roller with a $23.7 million debut, according to studio estimates Sunday.
• Poison Drummer Rikki Rockett Arrested on Rape Warrant
  Rikki Rockett, the drummer of glam rock band Poison, was arrested Monday at Los Angeles International Airport on an outstanding rape warrant, officials said on Friday.
• Madonna: Media Should Leave Britney Spears Alone
  "They need to step off," she told the "Yo on E!" satellite radio show. "For real ... Let's go save her."
• Andy Roddick Engaged to Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model
  Tennis star Andy Roddick is engaged to Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Brooklyn Decker, Decker's rep told People magazine.
• Jessica Simpson Hospitalized for Minor Kidney Infection
  Jessica Simpson was released from a Los Angeles hospital Monday after being treated for a minor kidney infection, her representative told FOXNews.com.
• Coroner: Sean Levert Dies at 39
  Singer Sean Levert, a third of the 1980s R&B trio LeVert and son of lead O'Jays singer Eddie Levert, has died after falling ill while serving a jail term. He was 39.
• Pop Tarts: Audrina Patridge Flashes More Flesh
  Fresh from the revelation of those naughty nude snaps, "The Hills" hottie Audrina Patridge made an appearance at Sin City's Pussycat Dolls Lounge on Friday night as a guest doll.
• FOX411: Tom Cruise's Impossible 'Mission'
  Tom Cruise may want a fourth 'Mission: Impossible'
• Alistair Cooke's Daughter Testifies in Body Parts Trial
  The daughter of "Masterpiece Theatre" host Alistair Cooke has testified against the man accused of hacking up her father's corpse in a gruesome body parts scheme.
• Jury: Anna Nicole Smith's Son Died of Accidental Drug OD
  A Bahamas jury ruled Monday that Anna Nicole Smith's son died from an accidental drug overdose, just like his mother.

FNC IMAG

• Flawless Face Tips!
  Napoleon Perdis, celebrity makeup artist and creator of Napolean Perdis Cosmetics, shows you how to keep your look fresh and simple this spring.

FOX NEWS BLOGS

• Alisyn in the Greenroom
  Go behind the scenes and get the inside scoop from Alisyn Camerota's new blog!
• On the Scene
  Wherever news is happening across the world, the FOX News team is there.

HEALTH

• Too Young for Radiation, Boy, 8, Battles Cancer Bravely
  An 8-year-old boy forges ahead with his cancer battle despite being told he is too young for radiation.
• Woman, 57, Learns of Pregnancy, Has Baby 9 Wks. Later
  Told she miscarried, a 57-year-old finds out she's still pregnant 30 weeks later.
• 36 Attending Lung Assoc. Event Get Rare Lung Illness
  After months of investigating, Iowa health officials are confident a mysterious outbreak of a rare lung disease has its roots at the governor's mansion.
• Chronic Heartburn Poses Cancer Risk
  New U.S. government figures show a worrisome increase in esophagus disorders from severe acid reflux. The worst one, esophageal cancer, is continuing its march as the nation's fastest-growing malignancy.
• Study: 1 Sausage a Day Increases Bowel Cancer Risk
  Eating just one sausage or three slices of bacon a day, about 1.8 ounces, may increase the risk of bowel cancer by a fifth, a health organization has warned.
• Popular Cholesterol Remedy Disappoints in Drug Trial
  Leading doctors urged a return to older, tried-and-true treatments for high cholesterol after hearing full results Sunday of a failed trial of Vytorin.
• Web Site Lets Patients Rate Local Hospital Care
  What do former patients think about the care they received at your local hospitals? The government wants to make it easier for you to find out.

OPINION

• Thor Halvorssen: Hollywood Ignores Ugly Truth About Chavez
  Thor Halvorssen: Celebrities like Sean Penn, Naomi Campbell, and Danny Glover stubbornly ignore the ugly truth about Venezuela's leader.

POLITICS

• Bush Follows JFK In Christening New Stadium for DC Baseball
  On Sunday night, President Bush is set to throw out the first ball at Nationals Park and help inaugurate the Washington Nationals' new stadium.
• Bush to Congress: Pass Trade, Housing, Terror Laws
  On his way out of the country, President Bush stopped long enough Monday to tell Congress what to do what while he was gone: pass legislation he wants on matters of trade, housing and terrorist surveillance.
• Bosnian Woman Reacts to Clinton 'Sniper Fire' Controversy
  Among those shocked by Senator Hillary Clinton’s fictitious account of her 1996 visit to Bosnia is Emina Bicakcic, the young Bosnian girl who famously recited a poem to the former First Lady as she arrived in the war-torn country 12 years ago.
• Fed System Overhaul: The Basics
  A look at the plan outlined by Treasury Secretary Paulson
• DoD Analyst Pleads Guilty to Passing on Secret Data
  A Defense Department analyst pleaded guilty Monday to delivering classified information about U.S. and Taiwanese military communications systems to a Louisiana businessman working with the Chinese government.
• In Europe, Bush Seeks to Boost Support for Afghan Fight
  President Bush wants to bolster the multinational fight in Afghanistan by reminding NATO allies that the war is in their interest -- and by persuading them to send more troops into battle.
• Valerie Plame Leak Investigation Cost $2.58 Million
  The CIA leak probe cost $2.58 million, the Government Accountability Office disclosed Monday, wrapping up an investigation that ensnared Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff for perjury, obstruction and lying to the FBI.
• Bush Raises Hopes Over Missile Defense Breakthrough
  The White House raised hopes Monday of achieving a breakthrough agreement to resolve bitter differences with Moscow over missile defenses in Europe when President Bush meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin this weekend.
• Dems Line Up Against Admin's Financial Oversight Overhaul
  The Bush administration's plan to change how the government regulates thousands of businesses from the nation's biggest banks down to the local mortgage broker drew criticism on Monday from Democrats.
• HUD Chief Jackson Resigns Amid Federal Probe
  The Bush administration's top housing official, under criminal investigation and intense pressure from Democratic critics, announced Monday he is quitting.
• Gore Announces 3-Year Global Warming Campaign
  Former Vice President Al Gore plans to launch a three-year, multimillion dollar advocacy campaign calling for the U.S. to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
• At 84, Frank Lautenberg Announces Another Run for Senate
  Sen. Frank Lautenberg is running for office again.
• High Court Stays Out of Fight Over Indicted Rep's Papers
  The Supreme Court has decided to stay out of a legal fight between the Justice Department and a member of Congress who has been indicted on bribery charges.

SCITECH

• Lawsuit: Huge Atom Smasher Could Destroy World
  Hawaii man wants opening of Large Hadron Collider delayed until it's clear the accelerator couldn't create black holes or other doomsday particles.
• Hackers Flood Epilepsy Web Forum With Flashing Lights
  Hundreds of flashing images were posted on an epilepsy discussion board, apparently in hopes of inducing seizures.
• BearSpray: Aerosols Best for Fending Off Bears
  Aerosol sprays may be the best way to deter bear attacks. That's the latest from Tom S. Smith, a Brigham Young University wildlife professor. Smith studied a decade's worth of bear attack data in researching for a report.
• Market for Personal Gene Scans Raises Questions
  For the price of a good men's suit, a batch of new services will scan your genes and spot potential health risks, from cancer to lower back pain.
• Yahoo Launches Site for Adult Women
  Shine aimed at women 25 to 54, who apparently are underserved on Web.
• Humane Society Sues to Protect Sea Lions
  Feds want to kill limited number of hungry marine mammals to protect critically endangered salmon.
• How Green Are 'Organic' Shoes?
  Many shoe companies claim to have Earth-friendly lines, but since leather production is about as polluting as it gets, how do they manage it?
• Studs on Command - Company Develops High Tech Winter Tire
  Q Tires feature retractable studs that emerge when the driver flicks a switch inside the car.
• Strike Closes General Motors Plant
  General Motors Corp. is closing a sedan plant in the Detroit area as a result of the monthlong strike at parts supplier American Axle.
• Review: Volkswagen R32
  FOX News drives Volkswagen's rascally racer.
• Western States Schedule Wolf Hunts
  Idaho, Montana, Wyoming plan to open hunting of top predators this year after Federal endangered-species listing lifted Friday.
• Review: Scion XB
  FOX News drives Scion's shock box.
• Combat Games Stick to Make-Believe
  'Army of Two' brings fresh approach to stale combat format; 'Frontlines' feels generic; 'Turning Point' just disappoints.
• FIA Chief Max Mosely Caught on Video in Bizarre 'Nazi' Orgy
  Max Mosley, one of the most powerful men in world sport, was under pressure to resign as boss of Formula One’s governing body last night after he was exposed enjoying a Nazi-style orgy with five prostitutes.

U.S.

• Elderly Woman Vanishes After Conn. Home Invasion
  Connecticut police sat they are still search for missing elderly woman who vanished during home invasion in which another woman was shot and later hospitalized.
• UCLA, UNC, Memphis, and Kansas Make the Final Four
  Memphis Tigers rout the Texas Longhorns to face UCLA in Final Four
• Housing Secretary Jackson Expected to Announce Resignation
  Housing and Urban Development Secretary Alphonso Jackson is expected to announce his resignation Monday, a decision that will deal a blow to the Bush administration's efforts to tackle the housing crisis, the Wall Street Journal reports.
• Army Allows Husbands and Wives to Live Together in Iraq
  Long-standing Army rules barred soldiers of the opposite sex from sharing sleeping quarters in war zones. But in May 2006, Army commanders in Iraq decided that it is in the military's interest to promote wedded bliss.
• Jury Selection to Begin in Retrial in Case of Slain Coed
  The jury selection has begun in the retrial of a man accused of raping and strangling a former Eastern Michigan University student.
• Suspect Caught in Murder of Pregnant Woman Killed in Colo.
  Colorado police are looking for a man suspected of shooting and killing a pregnant woman in front of an apartment complex.
• Juvenile Girl Interviewed in Case of Fetus Found on Plane
  Police are talking to a girl they suspect gave birth to the fetus discovered in a restroom aboard an airliner after it landed in Houston.
• Witness: No Warning From NYPD Before Fatal 50-Shot Barrage
  A back-seat passenger in the car of a groom-to-be killed by police testified Monday that he never heard any warnings before officers unleashed a fatal 50-shot barrage.
• Cops: Driver Death Not Linked to Other Freeway Shootings
  Police said Monday they do not believe the weekend death of a motorist was connected to a monthlong-string of Southern California freeway shootings.
• Parole Denied for 1 Who Set Deadly Seton Hall Dorm Fire
  Parole has been denied for one of two men who set a fire that killed three Seton Hall University students.
• Thunderstorms Cause Wind Damage in Oklahoma, Louisiana
  Strong storms that may have included tornadoes have caused scattered damage and power outages in parts of Oklahoma.
• New Mexico Judge Teaches Students About Drunk Driving
  New Mexico Judge holds court in high school to demonstrate consequences of drunk driving for students.
• Police: Teacher Told Class to Hit Tardy Student
  A Delta high school teacher is facing child abuse charges for allegedly telling students to beat up another student who was late for class.
• Truck Crash Triggers 75-Car Pileup in Snowy Colorado
  A jacknifed semitrailer truck triggers traffic pileup involving up to 75 vehicles, killing 1, in Colorado.
• Police: Father Drowned 3 Kids 'One at a Time' in Hotel Tub
  A man who told police he drowned his three young children "one at a time" in a Baltimore hotel bathtub over the weekend has been charged with first-degree murder and child abuse, officials said Monday.
• Man Arrested Twice in Same Day for Drunk Driving
  A 48-year-old Washington man was arrested twice on the same day for driving while intoxicated.
• FBI: Eco-Terrorism Remains No. 1 Domestic Terror Threat
  For nearly seven years, the nation has turned its terror focus on Al Qaeda and the hunt for Usama bin Laden. But there is a domestic terror threat that federal officials still consider priority No. 1 — eco-terrorism.
• Parents Indicted in Baby's Death After Alleged Faith-Healing
  Carl and Raylene Worthington, the parents of an Oregon City, Ore., toddler, have been indicted on charges of manslaughter and criminal mistreatment, after their daughter died of what officials are calling medical neglect.
• Missing Ohio Soldier's Remains Found in Iraq After 4 Years
  An Army general told Sgt. Keith Matthew Maupin's parents the remains of Maupin, a soldier who had been listed as missing-captured in Iraq since 2004, had been found.
• Police Find Body of Woman Missing After Home Invasion
  MaryEllen Welsh, a woman missing after a home invasion, was found dead Monday, apparently from a gunshot wound, and police said they were preparing to charge a man found driving her car.
• Wrestlemania Fireworks Injure Dozens
  Dozens of people were injured at a Wrestlemania event in Orlando when fireworks and cables landed on the crowd, authorities said.
• Bail Hearing Postponed for Suspect in Va. Highway Shootings
  Slade Woodson, 19, accused of firing guns at vehicles along Interstate 64 near Charlottesville, Va., has been ordered held without bail in a separate set of shootings.
• Antioch College to Close Doors Unless Buyer Pays $12M
  Antioch University is offering up its Antioch College to any buyer who can meet the $12 million asking price, after negotitations with an alumni group failed, a university spokeswoman said.
• Inspector General: Feds 'Negligent' in Utah Mine Collapse
  Federal regulators failed to protect workers at Utah's Crandall Canyon mine, where nine people died last summer, says a U.S. Labor Department watchdog.
• Possible Suspect Linked to Missing Couple Left Suicide Notes
  A possible suspect linked to a missing South Carolina couple committed suicide by slashing his inner thigh with a knife, authorities say.
• Teacher Told Class to Hit Tardy Student
  A Delta high school teacher is facing child abuse charges for allegedly telling students to beat up another student who was late for class.
• 17 Treated After Bus Crash in Vermont
  A tour bus carrying about 25 passengers overturned on Interstate 89 Monday, sending about 17 people to the hospital with mostly minor injuries.
• Man Named in Fort Dix Plot Gets Gets 20 Months in Prison
  A man who admitted letting a group of accused terror-plotters shoot his guns at a firing range was sentenced to 20 months in prison on Monday.
• Navy SEAL Posthumously Awarded Medal of Honor
  To his Navy SEAL buddies, Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael A. Monsoor will always be known as "Mikey," a fun-loving 25-year-old guy who had "a little mischievous look on his face."
• Rusty Yates, Father of 5 Kids Drowned by Ex-Wife, Has Son
  Rusty Yates, whose first wife, Andrea, drowned the couple's five kids, has had a son with his second wife.
• Woman Calls Cheetah Attack 'Not a Big Deal'
  The owner of a Florida wildlife refuge who was attacked by two cheetahs said the attack was 'not a big deal.'
• Chicago Man Looks to Cash In on Gacy 'Murder-a-Bilia'
  A Chicago man is looking to turn a profit off paintings he bought from John Wayne Gacy when the infamous serial killer was behind bars, MyFOX Chicago reported.
• Cops: Dad Kills 3 Kids at Hotel, Reports It to Front Desk
  A man killed his three young children at a Baltimore hotel Sunday, then called the front desk to report the killings, police said.
• Apparent Fetus Discovered in Bathroom of NYC Flight
  Authorities are investigating the discovery of what appears to be a fetus in the bathroom of a Continental Airlines plane that arrived in Houston on a flight from New York's LaGuardia Airport.
• Man Arrested for Home Invasion Shooting, Hostage Missing
  A 31-year-old man has been arrested as the suspect in a New Britain home invasion that resulted in one woman being shot and wounded and another taken hostage.

WORLD

• Olympic Torch is Re-Lit at Beijing Ceremony, Security Tight
  The Olympic torch was re-lit Monday at an elaborate ceremony in Beijing that included President Hu Jintao, signaling the start of a round-the-world torch relay expected to be a lightning rod for protests over China's human rights record.
• Pernod Ricard Buys Absolut-Maker Vin and Sprit for $9B
  The Swedish government says French liquor group Pernod Ricard SA is buying Vin & Sprit, the maker of Absolut vodka, for $9.24 billion.
• Sri Lanka Offers Nearly $100,000 to Would-Be Terrorists
  The Sri Lankan government is offering would-be rebel homicide bombers nearly $100,000 and a new life abroad to surrender themselves to authorities, the government said Monday.
• Controversial Anti-Muslim Film Sparks Worldwide Condemnation
  Nations around the world are protesting the release of a Dutch lawmaker's anti-Islamic film.
• Child Genius at Oxford Becomes Prostitute
  A child prodigy with a talent in mathematics that won her a spot at Oxford at the age of 13 somehow found her way into prostitution.
• Israel Announces New West Bank Construction Plan
  Israel on Monday announced plans to build 1,400 new homes on land the Palestinians claim for a future state — just hours after U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice left the region following a peacekeeping mission.
• Poland's Last Communist Leader Undergoes Heart Proceedure
  A hospital spokesman says Poland's last communist leader, Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, has undergone a procedure to stabilize his heart beat.
• British Airways Cancels 54 More Flights at Heathrow Airport
  British Airways cancels 54 short-haul flights at Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 Monday.
• Jewish Group Slams Swiss-Iran Gas Deal
  The World Jewish Congress criticized Switzerland on Monday for participating in a gas deal with Iran that it condemned as a propaganda triumph for Tehran's hard-liners.
• Cuba Lifts Ban on Its Citizens Staying in Tourist Hotels
  New president Raul Castro's government has lifted a ban on Cubans staying at hotels previously reserved for foreigners, ending another restriction that had been especially irksome to ordinary citizens.
• Brain Surgeon: Cell Phones Riskier Than Cigarettes?
  A study by an award-winning cancer expert shows that cell phone use could kill more people than smoking, it is reported.
• Rockets or Mortars Fired at Baghdad's Green Zone
  Rockets or mortars were heard being fired in the direction of the Green Zone in the Iraqi capital. The U.S. military says there are no reports of injuries or significant damage.
• Mexico Offers to Help Illegal Aliens Deported By U.S.
  Illegal migrants deported by U.S. will be offered free transportation home under new program from Mexican government.
• Egyptian Court Fines Nasser's Daughter for Defaming Sadat
  An Egyptian court has ordered the daughter of late President Gamal Abdel Nasser to pay a fine to the daughter of assassinated President Anwar Sadat in the outcome of a feud between the families of the two Egyptian presidents.
• Judge Under Investigation After Murder Suspect Escapes
  One of two suspects in murder of a University of Colorado student escapes from jail in Mexico, judge and jail employees under investigation.
• Bin Laden Follower Declares Jihad on Accountants
  With the April 15 income tax deadline looming, now’s a good time to spare a kind thought for accountants. They are, it seems, prime targets for a terror attack.
• Israel Announces Plans for 1,400 New West Bank Homes
  Israel announces plans for 1,400 new homes on land Palestinians claim for a future state.
• Afghan Resolution Aimed at Censoring Un-Islamic Images on TV
  Afghanistan's lower house of Parliament passed a resolution Monday seeking to bar television programs from showing dancing and other practices deemed un-Islamic.
• 2,000 Page Report on John Paul II Sainthood Is Complete
  The church official spearheading the cause to make Pope John Paul II a saint said Monday he has finished a roughly 2,000-page draft of a report supporting the late pontiff's canonization.
• 3 Turkish Soldiers Killed, 10 Wounded in Clashes with Kurds
  Clashes between Turkish troops and Kurdish rebels have left three soldiers dead and 10 wounded in the country's southeast, a news agency reported Monday.
• Pakistan's Deposed Chief Justice Campaigns to Win Back Job
  Pakistan's former chief justice campaigns to win back job Monday as new officials take oath of office before President Pervez Musharraf.
• Milan Chosen to Host 2015 World's Fair
  The northern Italian city of Milan was chosen Monday as the site of the 2015 World's Fair.
• Green Zone Comes Under Fresh Attack
  The fortified Green Zone comes under attack Monday after anti-American Shiite cleric tells fighters to stand down.
• Baghdad Military Spokesman Released From Kidnappers
  The well-known civilian spokesman for the Baghdad security operation was released Monday after he was kidnapped in the capital.
• Coroner: Princess Diana Not Killed in Murder Plot
  Coroner rejects conspiracy theory that Princess Diana was murdered in a secret service plot.
• Results of Suspension on Growing Soybeans in Amazon Praised
  A moratorium on the purchase of soybeans from newly deforested areas of the Amazon appears to be keeping grain fields from adding to rain forest destruction, environmentalists and an industry group said Monday.
• Results of Suspension on Soybean Growth in Amazing Praised
  A moratorium on the purchase of soybeans from newly deforested areas of the Amazon appears to be keeping grain fields from adding to rain forest destruction, environmentalists and an industry group said Monday.
• Skydivers Compete Without the Sky
  Some of the world's top skydivers jump without the sky. Instead of leaping out of a plane, a wind tunnel does the trick.
• Alleged 'Dirty War' Torturer Extradited to Argentina
  Ricardo Cavallo, accused of "dirty war" torture and illegal kidnappings of dissidents under Argentina's last military dictatorship, was extradited from Spain on Monday.
• Puppet Show From Hamas TV Shows Child Stabbing Bush
  A children's puppet show featured on Hamas TV shows a child stabbing President Bush to death.
• Gates: Spike in Iraq Violence Doesn't Change U.S. Troop Plan
  Spike in Iraq violence doesn't change U.S. plans to withdraw more combat forces this spring, says Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
• Rice: Mideast Peace Talks 'Moving in the Right Direction'
  Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says that Mideast peace talks are moving in the right direction but Israel should end new settlement activities.
• Coroner: No Evidence Prince Philip Involved in Di's Death
  The coroner leading the inquest into the death of Princess Diana said Monday that there is no evidence that Prince Philip, the Secret Intelligence Service or any other government agency had anything to do with her death in a 1997 car crash.
• China Steps Up Attacks on 'Hypocritical' Dalai Lama
  China stepped up attacks against the Dalai Lama on Monday as authorities apprehended four suspects in arson and murder cases stemming from anti-government riots that engulfed the Tibetan capital in mid-March.

SHOWS

• FOX News Watch: Transcript: 'FOX News Watch,' March 22, 2008
  Panel analysis of media's handling of Barack Obama's speech on race
• Hannity & Colmes: Overstaying her welcome?
  Ex-House Speaker Newt Gingrich reacts to Dems calls for Hillary to exit the race
• On the Record w/ Greta: Transcript: The Bacon Brothers
  Kevin and Michael talk music, church and state
• Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld: Gutfeld: Victim Takes Mugger to Dinner?
  Victim takes mugger to dinner? Greg's not buying the story
• The Beltway Boys: Transcript: 'Beltway Boys,' March 29, 2008
  Democratic presidential race gets even nastier and should homeowners be bailed out of the mortgage mess?
• The Cost of Freedom: Recap of Saturday, March 29
  Miss a minute of this week's block? Here's your chance to catch up!
• The Journal Editorial Report: Transcript: 'The Journal Editorial Report,' March 29, 2008
  Panel discusses Democratic race for president
• The O'Reilly Factor: Transcript: Judge to Defendants: Learn English or Go to Jail
  Judge orders four robbery suspects to learn English or go to jail
• Your World w/ Neil Cavuto: Neil Cavuto: No Medals for Decency in this Busines
  There are no medals for decency in this business