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Georgia Businessman Says Company Won't Hire Until 'Obama is Gone'
A small business owner in Georgia has been overwhelmed with media attention after a picture of a company truck with a sign stating New company policy: We are not hiring until Obama is gone went viral.
Facebook Privacy Crackdown: EU Targets Ad System
The European Commission aims to regulate the way Facebook gathers information about its 800 million users and sells it to advertisers. Facebook won't go down without a fight.
American Library Association: Leave Occupy Wall Street Books Alone! (VIDEO)
The American Library Association has denounced the dismantling the Occupy Wall Street library.
Cyber Monday Deals 2011: Sales on Airfare, Hotels & Cruises
Cyber Monday offers incredible discounts on airfare, hotels, cruises and more.
Jerzy Buzek, European Parliament Chief, Backs Ukraine's Yulia Tymoshenko
European Parliament President Jerzy Buzek has expressed his support for Yulia Tymoshenko, Ukraine’s ex-prime minister, who was convicted on abuse of power charges and jailed for seven years.
Angie Dowds Dead: Tributes Pouring in on Twitter
Tributes are pouring in for Angie Dowds, the popular trainer, who jumped to her death last week at Beachy Head near Eastbourne, East Sussex, a notorious suicide spot.
A New Yorker's Opinion: Schumer's Right on Mall Tracking, But That's Just the Start of Global Surveillance
Senator Charles Schumer wants to protect you from being stalked at the mall. By tracking your movements via your cell-phone, that is.
Assistant Syracuse coach hopes for credible investigation
An assistant Syracuse University basketball coach accused of inappropriate behavior with a ball boy is hoping for a credible and expeditious review of the matter by police, his lawyer said on Sunday.
New Mass Translation Has Catholics Confused Over Roman Missal
For the first time in 40 years, Catholics the world over are reading a new translation of Mass, emphasizing the Latin roots and formal tone of the Roman missal (prayer book). See what's changed from the old services, prompting many churches to rely on cheat sheets as they adjust, and why some Catholics are up in arms about the new translation.
VIDEO: Ndamukong Suh's Stomp Will Likely Prompt Two-Game Suspension
Suh was at first unapologetic about the stomp.
Emma Sullivan: Was Kansas Teen Right to Tweet About Gov. Brownback?
The high school senior has sparked a debate on the limits of First Amendment free speech in public schools, when a joking Twitter post landed her in the principal's office, pressured to write a dictated apology to Gov. Brownback. Sullivan's right to tweet has been backed by news sites, but as social media blurs the line between public and private, the Kansas school district may stick by its decision.
Missing Baby Lisa Irwin: Nothing Found at Old Casino Site, Psychic Turns Abusive on Blog
In response to a blog post by Dallas psychic Stephanie Almaguer, volunteers initiated a thorough search for Lisa Irwin in the vicinity of a closed casino about two miles from the missing baby's residence. Like numerous other leads in the case, however, Almaguer's hunch proved to be an empty one.
Kevin Mitnick Talks Celebrity Hacking, Common Mistakes, and Tips for the Average Joe
Q&A with Kevin Mitnick, the author of Ghost in the Wires: My Adventures as the World's Most Wanted Hacker, about celebrity hacking, common mistakes and online protection tips for the average Joe
Small Business Saturday: American Express Hosts 2nd Annual Shopping Holiday
First there was Black Friday, then as e-commerce reached popularity in 2005, Cyber Monday was created. Now there is a new shopping holiday: a grassroots movement known as Small Business Saturday sponsored by American Express to help flailing local merchants and businesses.
Egypt's Nude Revolutionary, Aliaa Elmahdy, Calls for Headscarves for Men
Egyptian Internet revolutionary and controversial blogger, Aliaa Magda, Elmahdy, whose self-pubilshed nude photographs shocked the country, has called on men in Egypt to wear a Hijab (a headscarf) and show solidarity with women.
Microsoft Enters Black Friday Market
Customers can avail an additional savings of 25 percent, if they use the code SAVE25 at checkout.
Dhanush Reveals Success Formula for 'Kolaveri Di'; Pawar Parody Released [VIDEO]
Why this Kolaveri di is a song that seems to have well and truly captured the imagination of the youth in the country. The song is already a hit on YouTube and social-networking sites, such as Facebook, with over 8 million hits on YouTube.
Google+ Ad Takes Aim at Facebook [VIDEO]
Google is taking measures to prop up its fledging social networking initiative, Google+, targeting a mass audience with its first commercial on national television.
Skiing on a Budget: 10 Most Affordable Ski Mountains in North America
Have you ever thought a day of skiing was just simply out of your reach? Well, it doesn't have to be! Each of these 10 mountains offers adult lift passes for less than $50 a day.
Thousands of Egyptians Rally in Cairo on 'Last Chance Friday'
Tens of thousands of Egyptians demanding an end to military rule packed Cairo's Tahrir Square on Friday in the biggest turnout during a week of protests and violence that has killed 41 people.
Occupy Wall Street: Protesters Target Black Friday
Occupy Wall Street protesters are aiming their new target: Black Friday
IPOs Stoke San Francisco Housing Market
Adam Holm has been looking to sell his three-bedroom Victorian house in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood all year, but he needs one thing to happen first: gaming-company Zynga's initial public offering.
Ski Season Preview: The Best of the West Coast
As winter chills set in, it's time to dust off the skis and head to the hill! But before you do, check out this guide to the best of the West. This ski season preview has you covered for season dates, best runs, and directions to the top resorts.
Facebook Hit by New Phishing Scam, Threatens to Delete Account in 24 Hours
Popular social networking Web site Facebook has been targeted yet again by new phishing scam. According to security firm Sophos' Nake Security blog, Facebook users have been receiving phishing emails that are threatening to delete users' Facebook accounts unless the victims pass along their account details within 24 hours.
Black Friday 2011: Season of Great Deals Won't End This Weekend, Tips for Savings and Sanity
Apart from the Saturday before Christmas, Black Friday ranks as the ideal shopping day of the season. However, a recent analysis by Consumer Reports and Decide.com, a Web site that tracks electronics products and their pricing, reveals that the day after Thanksgiving isn't necessarily the best possible time to get the best deals on many products.
Designer Karl Lagerfeld to be Metro Guest Editor
German fashion designer and artist Karl Lagerfeld will be the guest editor for Metro International newspapers on Feb.7, 2012.
Occupy Tokyo Grows out of OWS into Unique Mass Movement
Occupy Tokyo is one of East Asia's most significant outgrowths of the Occupy Wall Street movement that has swept the world over the past two months, but most media sources have ignored it. Growing out of outrage over the Japanese government's handling of severe damage to the Fukushima nuclear plant in March, it has become a major force in the East Asian nation.
Occupy Wall Street Bashers Organize Against Protest Movement
As the Occupy Wall Street movement moves into a new phase following the Nov. 17 international Day of Action, a host of new groups and old voices are cropping up to protest the protesters.
Merck said to hijack German rival's Facebook page
German drugmaker Merck KGaA accused U.S. rival Merck & Co of hijacking its Facebook page and said it plans to sue to get it back.
Rihanna's Talk The Talk release tops iTunes
Grammy-winning singer Rihanna may soon be headed to the top of the album charts after her latest record, Talk That Talk reached No. 1 on iTunes on Tuesday, one day after its release.


