Topic: Ron Evans

On Dec. 11, 1964, Ernesto "Che" Guevara, Minister of Industries of Cuba, addresses the United Nations General Assembly.

A baby gorilla rejected by her mother made her outdoor debut to the public at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden.

Gorillas get birth control at U.S. zoos ... Company employing goats to clear brush ... Police shoot man carrying sword ... Semis block path of drunken driver ... The world as we know it from UPI.

The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden -- once dubbed "the world's sexiest zoo" for it's breeding success -- gives animals birth control to monitor genetics.

Truckers stuck on muddy roads in northern Manitoba have begun driving south after a drop in temperature, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said Saturday.

Author Salman Rushdie reportedly has won an apology in London High Court from a former bodyguard who made false claims against him.

A proposed alcohol ban on Canadian Indian reservations is receiving a tepid response from leaders who question its potential effectiveness.

Hundreds mourn Cincinnati Zoo's gorilla... New Anne Frank letters on exhibit... British town upset over pressure-wash... Colleges now need more than 'perfect'... Watercooler stories from UPI.

Hundreds of people have flocked to the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden where Colossus, the famed silverback gorilla, died this week.

Maryland researchers say a molecular switch known to regulate fat metabolism appears to prevent obesity and turns laboratory mice into marathon runners.