STUTTGART, Germany – Police broke up two brief but violent disturbances involving English soccer fans Saturday, arresting more than 300 people the day before England plays Ecuador in a World Cup second-round match. Following Germany’s 2-0 afternoon win over Sweden, English and German fans clashed in a plaza near outdoor …

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SEOUL, South Korea – North Korea said Sunday that a U.S. spy plane conducted aerial espionage missions against the communist nation three times last week and accused Washington of preparing to attack. An overseas-based RC-135 plane flew above waters claimed by the North on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to spy …

BAGHDAD, Iraq – Two parked car bombs killed six people Monday and wounded another 25 when they exploded on a busy merchant street in Balad, a town north of Baghdad, a hospital official said. The explosions were just 50 yards from each other and detonated five minutes apart, said Qasim …

VIENNA, Austria – One in three fatal asthma attacks worldwide involves a child with a mild form of the disease, and nearly half of all parents are unaware of the death risk, according to a new global survey presented Wednesday. The European Academy of Allergology and Clinical Immunology said the …

NEW ORLEANS – The body of a man who apparently drowned in the floods that followed Hurricane Katrina was found under furniture in his once flooded house, the coroner’s chief investigator said. The New Orleans Forensic Center will test DNA to see whether the body is that of a 59-year-old …

NEW YORK – Wall Street pulled back sharply Monday as a lack of economic news left investors hesitant to buy stocks ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision next week. The Dow tumbled 72.44, or 0.66 percent, to 10,942.11, after sliding as much as 107 points earlier. Last week, …

WASHINGTON – The Bush administration is trying to rally other countries to threaten North Korea with further isolation if it persists in seeking to test long-range ballistic missiles. On Tuesday, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice spoke by telephone to South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon, while U.N. Ambassador John Bolton …

NEW YORK – Fans have been seeing a lot of the newly trim Janet Jackson lately. Starting Monday, they’ll be able to hear what the superstar has been working on in the studio. Jackson’s new single, “Call Me,” which features rapper Nelly, will hit radio outlets Monday. It’s the lead …

This morning’s “Tiki Tuesday” with Kiran was its normal fun and exciting broadcast. The highlight for us had to be the bottom of the hour guest: actor John Ratzenberger who played the immortal Cliff Clavin from “Cheers.” Ratzenberger is just funny and came with his “A” game. As for the …