BIO

• John Moody

ENTERTAINMENT

• Court Upholds Verdict Finding Blake Liable for Wife's Death
  An appeals court upheld a verdict finding Robert Blake liable for his wife's 2001 death but cut the $30 million jury award in half.
• CNN Reporter Richard Quest Enters Rehab After Meth Arrest
  CNN reporter Richard Quest has entered a "drug rehabilitation facility" on the orders of a judge following his arrest in New York City's Central Park with methamphetamine in his pocket, the network said.
• Report: Jennifer Aniston, John Mayer Seen Holding Hands
  Jennifer Aniston had lunch with John Mayer in a Miami restaurant that opened Friday afternoon just for them, and were later spotted holding hands after a lengthy dinner, People magazine reported.
• Pink Floyd's Roger Waters Gives 'Porky' Performance
  Roger Waters brought Coachella to a close with an epic two-set performance that included playing all of "Dark Side of the Moon" and unleashing a giant inflated pig into the night sky.
• Songwriter Charged in Stabbing Death of Cheri Oteri's Dad
  The father of TV comic Cheri Oteri was stabbed to death and a country songwriter has been arrested, police said Monday.
• Trial of Accused Uma Thurman Stalker Opens in Manhattan
  A New York jury will hear statements made to police by a former mental patient who is accused of stalking Uma Thurman.
• Miley Cyrus Says Vanity Fair Photo Spread Embarrasses Her
  Miley Cyrus is taking issue with a photo of herself that's going around, and it's not another amateur, truth-or-dare Internet snapshot — it's the handiwork of Annie Leibovitz.
• Pop Tarts: Spitzer Call Girl Dupre Files $10M Lawsuit
  Ashley Dupre offered $250,000 to work at BunnyRanch brothel; Spitzer offered free lifetime pass.
• Britney Spears Reprises 'How I Met Your Mother' Role
  Britney Spears, who proved she's worth a cool million viewers to 'How I Met Your Mother,' is paying another visit to the CBS sitcom.
• Reprise Time: Summer Offers Indy, 'Superman', 'Narnia'
  Studio executives hope they've trained their audience well as the season of summer blockbusters arrives.
• FOX411: 'Iron Man' Rocks: First Review
  In Marvel/Paramount's "Iron Man," Robert Downey Jr. is a total winner. Because of him, the movie is going to be the first big summer blockbuster.

FNC IMAG

• Writing Your Small Business Plan
  What you should include in your written business plan

FOX NEWS BLOGS

• Alisyn in the Greenroom
  Go behind the scenes and get the inside scoop from Alisyn Camerota's new blog!

HEALTH

• Gene Therapy Improves Vision in Nearly Blind
  Scientists for the first time have used gene therapy to dramatically improve sight in people with a rare form of blindness, a development experts called a major advance for the experimental technique.
• ACLU: Peace Corps Fired Volunteer for Having HIV
  Jeremiah Johnson, 25, of Colorado, has filed a complaint with the ACLU against the Peace Corps, who let him go after he tested positive for HIV.
• China Virus Sickens 1,200, Kills 20
  A viral outbreak in eastern China has sickened almost 1,200 children, killing 20 of them, health officials said Monday.
• Study Disputes Notion That You Can Be Fat and Fit
  New research challenges the notion that you can be fat and fit, finding that being active can lower but not eliminate heart risks faced by heavy women.
• Concerned About Lasik? There Are Other Options
  Frightened by headlines about Lasik side effects? Lasik gets all the advertising, but there are half a dozen alternate eye surgeries — from a simpler laser approach to implantable lenses — that might solve your squint.
• FDA Allowed Blood Testing Despite Risk of Death, Report Says
  Experimental blood substitutes raised the risk of heart attack and death, yet U.S. regulators allowed human testing to continue despite warning signs, says a scathing new report.
• Rock Band Helps Woman, 26, Fight Cystic Fibrosis
  Emily Schaller, 26, can barely breathe because of cystic fibrosis - but she plays in smoke-filled bars to raise money toward a cure.
• Pregnant Women With Pre-Existing Diabetes Doubles
  The number of pregnant women with pre-existing diabetes has more than doubled in seven years, a California study found, a troubling trend that means health risks for both mothers and newborns.
• Doctor: Shiny Lip Balms May Increase Risk of Cancer
  Christine White of Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas says glossy lip balms may attract ultraviolet sun rays, increasing the chance for getting skin cancer, HealthDay reports
• Medicaid Won't Cover Surgery for Girl's Deformed Face
  A 22-year-old woman with a deformed face is trying to convice Medicaid to pay a for corrective surgery.
• Rare Genetic Disease Attacks White Brain Matter of Girl
  Lexi Drumm, 5, suffers from a rare type of Leukodystrophy, a congenital hypomyelination, reports the Gaston Gazette.

OPINION

• John Moody: Memo to Rev. Wright: Do Souls Have Colors?
  The Rev. Jeremiah Wright has the right to say what he wants. I, too, have rights, including the right to offend the Reverend, which I expect this will do.
• John R. Lott, Jr.: Ethanol Mandates Cause Rising Food Prices
  Using massive amounts of corn, grain to make ethanol means poor people from Africa to Bangladesh have less to eat

POLITICS

• Tax Rebates Start to Appear in Bank Accounts Monday
  The government started depositing thousands of rebate checks in taxpayers' bank accounts on Monday, earlier than originally scheduled, with the Bush administration hoping the payments will give a jump-start to a weak economy.
• Bush Voices Support for Guatemalans' Fight Against Drugs
  President Bush is voicing support for Guatemala's effort to halt drug trafficking and root out corruption within its borders.
• U.S. Attorney Says Being Undocumented Is No Crime
  U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie, New Jersey's top federal prosecutor, told a Latino group that lacking immigration documents is not a crime.
• As Rebates Start Landing in Bank Accounts, How Will We Spend
  Tax rebates have begun dropping into bank accounts, but in this economy, gas and groceries may trump a high-end TV, a fancy dress or a new sofa — making the checks less of an economic jump-start than the government hoped for.
• House Judiciary Chairman Threatens Subpoenas on Torture
  The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee on Monday threatened to serve subpoenas on former Attorney General John Ashcroft and two others associated with the Bush administration's interrogation policies if they don't agree to testify.
• Justice Department Names New Pardon Attorney
  A top drug prosecutor has been named to head the Justice Department office that recommends presidential pardons, filling a post opened earlier this year after his predecessor was accused of racism and mismanagement.
• Bush Readies for Visit to Middle East in May
  President Bush is venturing to Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt in May to try to speed up the Mideast peace process and celebrate Israel's 60th anniversary.
• Feds to Unveil Plan to Guard Against Boat Attacks
  Homeland Security will unveil plan for states to develop and enforce safet standards for recreational boaters, offers new technology to detect hazardous materials.
• Supreme Court Upholds Law Requiring Voters to Produce IDs
  The Supreme Court on Monday upheld Indiana's law requiring voters to present government-issued picture identification at the polls.

SCITECH

• Strange Scars on Mars Suggest Recent Glaciers
  Images taking by orbiter indicate serious glacial activity within past few million years.
• Review: 'Grand Theft Auto IV' Rocks
  There's better fighting, shooting and even driving games out there, but none matches 'GTA4' for sheer (grown-up) entertainment.
• Israeli Military Unveils Armed Patrol Robot
  The 'Guardium' moves on four wheels and can carry cameras, night-vision sensors or guns.
• Radio Free Europe Under Cyber-Attack
  Attack seemingly coming from Belarus targets Web sites of American service providing radio, Web news to Eastern Europe, Middle East.
• 'Grand Theft Auto' Promo Campaign Kept Quiet
  Rockstar Games builds hype for next edition of best-selling video-game franchise by pretending not to.
• 'GTA4': Brilliantly Realized Interactive Entertainment
  'Grand Theft Auto IV' features bad language, violence and morally reprehensible behavior. So does Martin Scorsese's movie 'Goodfellas.' Both are great, and neither are meant for kids.
• Online Teen-Speak Shows Up in School Papers
  OMG, ur lazy ways of writing r showing up n classroom assignments, LOL.
• The Week in Games: April 21, 2008
  Video games form bright spot in gloomy economy; PlayStation store upgrades; 'Rock Band' album downloads; 'Bejeweled' marriage proposal.
• The Week in Games: April 28, 2008
  Nintendo challenges 'GTA4' with 'Mario Kart Wii'; Rockstar co-opts critics to defuse controversy; Sony's 'Home' still AWOL; Brett Favre cool with being face of 'Madden NFL 09.'
• Weak Wii Games Hurt Console's Image
  Third-party publishers are producing dreck for the Wii, and these three games are no exception.

U.S.

• Cops: Deputy Shoots, Kills Man With Knives at Calif. Court
  Spokesman Tom MacKenzie says authorities are in the process of evacuating the courthouse.
• Thousands Attend Funeral for Long-Missing Ohio Soldier
  Military personnel, supporters from across the country join a southwest Ohio family at memorial service for an Army reservist whose remains were found in Iraq last month, nearly four years after he was captured.
• Driver in Fatal Train Station Crash Cited for Negligence
  A truck driver has been cited for negligent driving after ramming his semitrailer into a Chicago Transit Authority train station.
• Choir Director Stages Pray-In for Lower Gas Prices
  Rocky Twyman of Washington, D.C., came to San Francisco over the weekend to stage a pray-in at a Chevron station. He is also calling on churchgoers to ask for God's intervention where he says politicians have failed.
• Colo. Man Who Thought Wife Was a Ghost Gets 16 to Life
  A 52-year-old Colorado Man has been sentenced to 16 years to life in prison for sexually assaulting his stepdaughter and beating his wife with a baseball bat because he thought she was a ghost.
• Man Survives 500-Foot Fall Into Coal Mine
  A man who survived a 500-foot fall into an inactive Pennsylvania coal mine says he doesn't remember much about the ordeal.
• 8-Foot Alligator Trapped After Attacking Man at Country Club
  A trapper caught a nearly 8-foot alligator that authorities say attacked a man fishing golf balls out of a pond at a Tampa country club.
• Toddlers Left Home Alone Saved From House Fire
  Police say three young children who had been left home alone were rescued after their Webster apartment caught fire.
• Sex Abuse Advocates Outraged After Priest Returns to Work
  Advocates for clergy sex abuse victims are outraged that a priest accused of drunkenly propositioning 12-year-old girl has been allowed to return to parish work.
• Man Pleads Not Guilty of Planning Columbine-Style Attack
  A man has pleaded not guilty to a charge accusing him of e-mailing an Indiana teenager about conducting a Columbine-style attack on two schools.
• Caretakers Get Advice on Handling Polygamist Sect Kids
  Children removed from a polygamist ranch in west Texas are settling into new surroundings around the state, and caretakers are getting cultural pointers on how to deal with them — such as no television, no movies, no radio and nothing red.
• Motive Unknown in Arkansas Teacher Motel Sex Case
  Police say the motives of a teacher accused of taking three youngsters to motels to engage in sex in a nearby town aren't known.
• Carnival Worker Falls More Than 40 Feet From Ride
  A carnival worker was hospitalized after falling more than 40 feet from a ride.
• Hundreds Injured in Virginia Storms; 3 Tornadoes Touch Down
  At least 200 people were injured Monday when three tornadoes swept through central and southeastern Virginia.
• California Software Programmer Found Guilty in Wife's Death
  Hans Reiser was convicted Monday of first degree murder in the death of Nina Reiser.
• Sgt. Accused of Killing Unarmed Iraqi Gets a Jury
  Jury selection has begun in a court-martial for Army Sgt. Leonardo Trevino, accused of murdering a wounded, unarmed Iraqi insurgent last summer.
• San Diego Beaches Reopen After Shark Attack Advisory Lifted
  San Diego County beaches reopened Monday after a 72-hour advisory was lifted following a fatal shark attack.
• Texas School Bus Carrying Children Flips on Side
  News footage showed paramedics carrying children on stretchers into ambulances.
• Allegation-Battered Clemens Hit With Affair Report
  Pitcher Roger Clemens, already battling allegations he used steroids and lied to a congressional panel, reportedly carried on a decade-long affair with country music star Mindy McCready that started when she was just 15 years old.
• Boston Police Catch Napping, Kicking Church Vandal
  A man caught napping with stolen relics on his person in a vandalized Boston church kicked a police officer in the groin while resisting arrest Sunday.
• 'Cutter' Convicted in Plot to Carve Up Cadavers for Profit
  A judge has convicted a man accused of secretly cutting up corpses -- including that of "Masterpiece Theatre" host Alistair Cooke -- as part of a multimillion-dollar body parts scheme.
• Woman and Four Children Killed in Israeli Attack on Gaza
  A Palestinian mother and her four small children died in a blast in their tiny house during a clash between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants in the northern Gaza Strip on Monday, and each side blamed the other for the explosion.
• Cops: Newlyweds Involved in Wild Brawl in Pennsylvania
  Couple brawls with one another, then members of another wedding party, hours after they repeated their vows and were headed to a room at suburban Pittsburgh hotel.
• Economist Pleads Guilty in S.C. to Defrauding Investors
  An economist awaiting sentencing in federal court for defrauding investors of millions of dollars pleaded guilty Monday to a single state fraud count.
• Truckers Hit Streets of D.C. to Protest Gas Prices
  Horns blaring, dozens of truck drivers have arrived in Washington to protest high gasoline prices.
• School: Father of Sexual Assault Victim Stabs Male Student
  The father of a Houston-area teenager was arrested Monday for stabbing a male student who allegedly witnessed a sexual assault involving the man's daughter.
• Woman Goes Into Labor in Police Car Following Arrest
  A Maine woman was brought to a hospital, not a waiting jail cell, after she began going into labor in the rear of a police car following her arrest on a domestic violence charge.
• Wedding Party Trapped by Wildfires, Airlifted to Safety
  A wedding party had to be airlifted out of the flaming foothills of San Gabriel, Calif., after becoming trapped by wildfires that ravaged the region.
• Police: Georgia Teacher Scams Students for Senior Trip Money
  Nearly 50 Coffee County High School seniors lined up for a bus to Disney World that never came while their teacher kept more than $7,400 for the trip she never planned.
• Illinois Man Charged With 1st Degree Flashlight Murder
  An Illinois man has been charged with first-degree murder and been accused of using a flashlight to beat a man to death after breaking into a home.
• Miami Heat's Pat Riley Resigns as Head Coach
  Miami Heat's coach Pat Riley is set to resign but will remain team president.
• 31 of 53 Polygamist Sect Girls Have Been Pregnant
  Texas child welfare officials say more than half the teen girls swept into state custody from a polygamist sect's ranch have been pregnant.
• Suspected Illegal Immigrants Found on Boat off San Diego
  U.S. authorities say a boat carrying 17 people suspected of crossing illegally from Mexico has been found about 10 miles off the coast of San Diego.
• Judge Allows Mattel Lawsuit to Proceed Over Bratz Dolls
  A federal judge has ruled that Mattel Inc. can proceed to trial with claims that a former employee breached his agreement while employed by the company by doing work for rival MGA Entertainment that led to the successful line of Bratz dolls.
• DA: Wis. Parents Who Prayed as Daughter Died to Face Charges
  Marathon County District Attorney Jill Falstad says she will charge the parents who prayed as their 11-year-old daughter died of untreated diabetes with second-degree reckless homicide.
• Giuliani Criticized for Taking Communion
  New York Cardinal Edward Egan says Rudy Giuliani should not have received Holy Communion during the pope's visit because he supports abortion rights.
• Explosion at Indiana Plant Kills Two
  A leak has led to an explosion at a plant that turns coal into gas in western Indiana and authorities say two people have been killed.
• 3 Bears Might Be Culprits in Alaska Jogger Mauling
  State wildlife officials are monitoring three bears that might have been the trio involved in the near-fatal mauling of a jogger in Kenai last week.
• Arkansas Inmate Sues Jail Over Weight Loss
  Broderick Lloyd Laswell, an inmate in the Benton County Jail, has filed a federal court suit complaining about the diet he's been fed by the county.
• Choir Director Brings Prayers for Low Gas Prices to San Fran
  A choir director who hopes prayer can bring down high gas prices is trying out his approach at some of the costliest pumps in the country.
• No Criminal Charges for Trucker in Fatal Train Station Crash
  A 64-year-old truck driver from Michigan has been cited for negligent driving after ramming his semitrailer into a Chicago Transit Authority elevated train station, killing two women and injuring 21 other people.
• Mars, Warren Buffett Team Up in Bid for Wrigley
  Mars Inc. and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. were close to a pact to acquire Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. for more than $22 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, in a deal that would remake the global confectionary landscape.

WORLD

• North Korean Officer Defects to South Korea
  South Korea says a North Korean soldier has defected to the South after crossing the heavily fortified border that divides the countries.
• Scholars Run Down Clues to a Holocaust Mystery
  Budapest, November 1944: Another German train has loaded its cargo of Jews bound for Auschwitz. A young Swedish diplomat pushes past the SS guard and scrambles onto the roof of a cattle car.
• Iranian President in Pakistan to Discuss Afghanistan
  Iranian and Pakistani leaders resolved issues related to a multi-billion-dollar gas pipeline project opposed by the U.S. during Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's brief visit to Pakistan, state media reports.
• Did Madeleine McCann 'Abductor' Strike Again?
  Portuguese detectives are investigating the attempted abduction of a Dutch girl by a man who matches the description of a suspect in the Madeleine McCann case.
• Iraqi Man Granted Asylum Must Choose Between Two Wives
  An Iraqi man granted asylum in Denmark after working as an interpreter for Danish troops has been told he can remain married to only one of the two wives he brought to the Scandinavian country.
• Austrian Man Confesses to Keeping Daughter, Kids Hostage
  Austrian man confesses to imprisoning daughter for 24 years and fathering seven children with her in a windowless cell that stunned Austrians dubbed a 'house of horrors.'
• Mourners Mark Saddam Hussein's Birthday
  Mourners marked Saddam Hussein's 71st birthday on Monday by visiting his tomb in the village of Ouja.
• U.K. Researchers Seek Women to Eat Chocolate for a Year
  Researchers in eastern England have set themselves an easy challenge: finding 150 women prepared to eat a bar of chocolate every day.
• Official: Talks Stalled as Taliban Demands Army Pullout
  Talks aimed at ending militancy in Pakistan's tribal regions have hit a snag over Taliban demands for the army to withdraw from the area, a Pakistani official says.
• Authorities Probe Attack on Afghan President Hamid Karzai
  Afghan security officials hunt for suspects in attempted assassination of President Hamid Karzai during an attack that killed three people and underscored the fragility of his U.S.-backed government.
• Reports: Italian Cops Arrest 16 in Mob Bust
  Italian news reports say police have arrested 16 suspects in sweep against a powerful organized crime syndicate.
• Chernobyl Reactor to Be Buried in Giant Steel Coffin
  Twenty-two years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, work is under way on a colossal new shelter to cover the ruins and deadly radioactive contents of the exploded Soviet-era power plant.
• Woman Gets 15 Years for Killing, Dismembering Husband
  Court sentences Japanese woman to 15 years in prison for beating her husband to death with a wine bottle, chopping up his body with a saw and dumping his body parts around Tokyo, a court official says.
• Marines Launch Operation in Afghanistan's Taliban Territory
  American operation in the region in years. Several hundred Marines are pushing into the town of Garmser, an area classified as Taliban territory.
• Brazil's Defense Minister Threatens Colombian Rebels
  Brazil's defense minister said Monday that any Colombian FARC rebels that enter his nation would be 'met with bullets.'
• Iraq War Vet Stuck in Mexican Prison on Weapons Charges
  An American veteran of the Iraq War is being held in a notorious prison in Juarez, Mexico, charged with carrying weapons over the border in his car.
• Vietnam to Halt American Adoptions
  Vietnam, where growing numbers of Americans have turned to adopt a baby, is halting all U.S. adoptions following allegations of baby-selling, corruption and fraud.
• 5 Underground Smuggling Tunnels Discovered at Gaza Border
  The official says two tunnels were used to pump fuel to the Gaza Strip which is facing severe energy shortages.
• Lebanese Army: Israeli Warplanes Violate Airspace
  The Lebanese army says Israeli warplanes have violated their airspace by flying missions over Beirut and elsewhere in the country.
• Zimbabwe's Opposition Leaders Unite, Tell Mugabe to Concede
  Zimbabwe's opposition movement healed long-standing divisions Monday and declared that it has won control of Parliament for the first time in history — and that President Robert Mugabe must concede defeat.
• At Least 70 Killed, 400 Injured in China Train Collision
  High-speed passenger train jumps the tracks and slams into another train in eastern China, killing at least 70 people and injuring over 400, authorities said.
• Bin Laden's Ex-Driver Refuses to Participate in Trial
  Usama bin Laden's former driver has joined other Guantanamo detainees in refusing to participate in war-crimes trial, declaring he felt no hope for justice after more than six years in confinement.
• Green Zone Pummeled as U.S.-Iraqi Forces Battle Extremists
  Rockets or mortars pummel Green Zone as U.S. troops battled to push Shiite insurgents beyond artillery range of the heart of Iraq's government.
• U.N. Resolution Introduced to Battle Pirates Off Somalia
  The United States and France introduced a U.N. resolution Monday, calling for a more aggressive approach in fighting pirates off the coast of Somalia.
• Report: Iraqi Girl in Love With British Soldier Murdered
  An Iraqi teen was butchered to death by her father in an "honor killing" after she befriended and fell in love with a British solider in Basra, the London Daily Mail reported Monday.
• Iraqi in Asylum Tangle Must Choose Which Wife to Keep
  An Iraqi interpreter granted asylum in Denmark has been told by its government that he can remain married to only one of two wives he brought into asylum with him.
• 19 Killed After Ukrainian Helicopter Crashes in Black Sea
  A helicopter belonging to Ukraine's state gas company has crashed into the Black Sea, killing 19 people, a company official said Monday.
• Iran Demands Russian Nuclear Shipment
  Iran demanded Sunday that Azerbaijan deliver a Russian shipment of nuclear equipment blocked at its border with Iran for the past three weeks.
• Olympic Torch Makes First Run Through North Korea
  North Korea mobilized tens of thousands of people across the capital to celebrate the Olympic torch Monday on its first-ever visit to the authoritarian nation for a disruption-free relay.
• 38 Militants Killed in Latest Fighting in Baghdad
  American and Iraqi troops killed 38 militants in the fiercest clashes with militants in weeks in Baghdad, including 22 who attacked a military checkpoint in a Shiite militia stronghold, the U.S. military said Monday.

SHOWS

• America's Election HQ: Wright's Return
  Karl Rove on Rev. Wright's comments on the media and Obama's reaction
• FNS w/ Chris Wallace: Transcript: Barack Obama on 'FOX News Sunday'
  Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama appears on FOX News Sunday
• FOX & Friends: Rough Waters
  Kicked off cruise for sick kid? Royal Caribbean responds
• Hannity & Colmes: Mike Huckabee
  Former GOP presidential candidate on McCain's future V.P. pick
• On the Record w/ Greta: Transcript: Anatomy of a Shark Attack 'On the Record'
  An expert went 'On the Record' to attampt to explain what led to a fatal shark attack on a 66-year-old triathlete in California.
• Special Report w/ Brit Hume: Transcript: FOX News All Stars
  'Special Report' panel on Rev. Wright's media blitz, John McCain's tour
• Special Report w/ Brit Hume: Hume: Fact-checking on Rev. Wright
  Fact-checking on one of the claims Reverend Jeremiah Wright made
• The Beltway Boys: Transcript: 'Beltway Boys,' April 26, 2008
  Hillary Clinton's big win keeps her candidacy alive and McCain has choice words for President Bush
• The Cost of Freedom: Recap of Saturday, April 26
  Miss a minute of this week's block? Here's your chance to catch up!
• The Journal Editorial Report: Transcript: 'The Journal Editorial Report,' April 26, 2008
  Why can't Barack Obama close the deal? Plus, will John McCain's own campaign finance system hamstring his general election bid?
• The O'Reilly Factor: Bill O'Reilly: Comeback of Rev. Jeremiah Wright
  The comeback of Rev. Jeremiah Wright
• Your World w/ Neil Cavuto: Neil Cavuto: How We Equate Compassion With Cash
  It's amazing how we equate compassion with cash