WASHINGTON – Sixty-seven cows culled from the herd of an animal infected with mad cow disease have tested negative for the disease, the Agriculture Department (search) said Sunday. Testing was conducted on two groups removed from the herd at an undisclosed ranch in Texas (search); 29 cows were tested on …

WASHINGTON – President Bush (search) promised Wednesday to “stay on the offense” in Iraq to prevent insurgents from disrupting next week’s referendum on a new constitution. His spokesman welcomed Iraq’s decision to back away from last-minute election rule changes that the United Nations said were unfair. “We fully understand they …

WASHINGTON – Nissan Motor Co. (NSANY) said Monday it will recall more than 100,000 minivans because of problems with a seat adjustment mechanism that could cause a finger injury. The automaker said the recall affects about 118,000 Quest minivans from the 2004-2006 model years in the United States and Canada. …

NEW YORK – A smoky three-alarm fire closed a major bridge over the East River on Tuesday afternoon, and five firefighters suffered minor injuries battling the blaze. The fire on the Queensboro Bridge, which apparently started in scaffolding and a canvas tarp, produced heavy smoke that could be seen for …

TEMPERANCE HILL, S.C. – The driver of an 18-wheeler that slammed into a fall hay ride, killing a toddler and three adults, was charged Monday with felony drunken driving (search), authorities said. The collision happened just after 7 p.m. Sunday when the semi hit the flat-bed trailer and tractor that …

WASHINGTON – President Bush (search) on Wednesday said he’s willing to go along with congressional plans to make further cuts in the budget he submitted in February, saying he’s open to making broad-based cuts in agency budgets. In a speech to the Economic Club of Washington, Bush said lawmakers should …

This is a partial transcript from “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” October 26, 2005, that was edited for clarity. NEIL CAVUTO, HOST: You may not know the name Cendant (CD), but trust me, you know a lot of its companies, Coldwell-Banker, Ramada Inn, Orbitz. That’s just a few. It’s the …

MELILLA, Spain – A humanitarian crisis turned deadly for the second time in a week, with six African immigrants killed Thursday in clashes with Moroccan police during a rush on the border between Morocco and this Spanish enclave by hundreds of men desperate to reach Europe. Spain said it will …

PARIS – Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez (search) said Thursday that his government is preparing for a possible U.S. invasion and he warned that such “aggression” would send gasoline in the United States prices soaring higher. The U.S. government repeated that it is not planning any such thing. Chavez, a vocal …

This is a partial transcript from “Hannity & Colmes,” Oct. 18, 2005, that has been edited for clarity. SEAN HANNITY, CO-HOST: A short time ago, I spoke with our friend, radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh, in an exclusive and rare television interview. How are you doing? RUSH LIMBAUGH, RADIO …