AVONDALE, La. — Jason Bohn had a three-stroke lead Saturday when third-round play in the weather-plagued Zurich Classic was suspended because of darkness.

LONDON — A chip for Spot? In a country where guns are tightly controlled and even carrying a kitchen knife can bring prison time, some thugs use dogs to menace their victims. Now the British government is proposing that dog owners be forced to get microchips and take out insurance for their pets.

Tesla says loss of engineers in crash was hard, won’t derail plans to launch Model S in 2012

Early issue with accelerators raised no alarm among European consumer advocates, Toyota owners

Amid Haiti’s chaos, aid workers get coordination help from Google Earth and see progress

UN is sending 45 satellite phones to Chile and is offering 30 tons of food to quake victims

UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations is sending 45 satellite phones to Chile for officials coordinating earthquake relief efforts and is prepared to send 30 tons of food and other aid if the government gives the green light, the top U.N. representative for Latin America said Monday.

Bode Miller gets silver, fellow American Weibrecht bronze in super-G; US medal count hits 20

Brakeman for Swiss-3 bobsled team injured in crash on Olympic track

WHISTLER, British Columbia — Swiss brakeman Juerg Egger has been injured in a bobsled crash.

Jacobellis flubs in the snowboardcross course again, this time in semis; US hockey wins opener

Police: Skier survives 17 hours buried beneath avalanche in Swiss Alps, emerges unharmed

Swiss police say skier survived 17 hours buried beneath avalanche

Duvalier ruling a loss for cash-strapped Haiti, embarrassment for Swiss government

Happy, healthy, injury-free: Lindsey Vonn takes final World Cup win and is ready for Olympics

AP INTERVIEW: UNESCO chief urges ban on trade in Haitian artifacts after quake

AP Interview: Interpol chief says weak passport verification world’s biggest travel threat

Basic medicines running out as doctors, aid groups treat Haiti’s thousands of sick and injured

NC brothers settle lawsuit over 2008 International Paper mill explosion in Mississippi

Amid falling snow, Davos turns focus to restoring earthquake-struck Haiti, helping Africa

Social media chiefs converge in Davos, finding big profits still elusive despite heavy use

Followers good, dollars better for social media

Lost children must fend for themselves on quake-stricken streets of Haitian capital

Haiti’s children on their own on shattered streets

Thousands flee Haiti’s capital as government plans tent camps to house the homeless

Many flee Haiti capital, govt plans tent cities

Rescuers find Haitian woman alive after 10 days in earthquake rubble

Haitian woman found alive after 10 days in rubble

Haiti to relocate homeless camps to city outskirts as US military aims to fix battered port

Haiti relocating homeless, port repairs needed

Aftershock sends some in Haiti capital into streets; observers say it was weaker than others

Brief aftershock hits stricken Haiti capital

Haiti to relocate 400,000 quake homeless to new, outlying camps; hopes dim for new rescues

Haiti to relocate 400,000 quake homeless

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Within days, the government will move 400,000 people made homeless by Haiti’s epic earthquake from their squalid improvised camps throughout the shattered capital to new resettlement areas on the outskirts, a top Haitian official said Thursday.

Haiti to move 400,000 people from capital to temporary camps on outskirts this month

Haiti to resettle 400,000 quake victims to camps