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Top 5 Deadliest Hurricanes in U.S. History

In 1900, the Great Galveston Hurricane in Texas killed up to 12,000 people.

Hurricane Irene 2011: Why Approaching Storm Could Be One of Worst to Strike Florida in Years

Hurricane Irene has become the first hurricane of the Atlantic season, and it's tracking toward a Florida strike as a possible Category 2 storm. Forecast models are always changing, based upon timing, but if Irene stays on its current course, Florida could be in for days of damaging wind and rain. Here is why Hurricane Irene could be one of the worst to strike Florida in years.

Hurricane Irene Moves Over Puerto Rico, Expected to Reach US East Coast

Hurricane Irene has strengthened over Puerto Rico, becoming the first hurricane of the 2011 Atlantic Season. PHOTO: The U.S. National Hurricane Center

Hurricane Irene has strengthened over Puerto Rico, becoming the first hurricane of the 2011 Atlantic Season, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) said in a statement on Monday.

Puerto Rico Braces for Tropical Storm Irene

Tropical Storm Irene barreled across the Caribbean toward Puerto Rico on Sunday on a course that could take it to Florida.

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Financial Crisis: U.S. Debt Ceiling in Pictures

Giffords Now Knows Who Died in Tucson Shooting Spree

Recovering Representative Gabrielle Giffords now knows who died in the Tucson shooting spree this January that left six dead and her own survival from a wound uncertain, her senior press adviser said on Saturday.

Kidnapped Girl Rescuer Antonio Diaz Chacon Acknowledges he is Undocumented Immigrant

Antonio Diaz Chacon, who has been honored as hero after he had rescued a 6-year-old girl from an alleged kidnapper, acknowledges that he is an undocumented immigrant.

Lady Gaga: 5 Fun Facts

Lady Gaga is an interesting and unique phenomenon as it is. Nevertheless, here are some fun facts about the wildly popular singer that could surprise you.

New Mexico Man Who Saved Girl is Illegal Immigrant

Antonio Diaz Chacon revealed his immigration status.

The billion dollar fine that may never hit Slim

Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim's America Movil seems set to dodge a record billion-dollar fine for alleged anti-competitive behavior -- at least for now.

Analysis: The billion dollar fine that may never hit Slim

Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim's America Movil seems set to dodge a record billion-dollar fine for alleged anti-competitive behavior -- at least for now.

Obama Administration to Review 300,000 Illegal Immigrant Cases

The Obama administration has announced that it will review the cases of more than 300,000 illegal immigrants facing deportation to determine if they can remain in the United States.

Celina Cass Mysterious Death: $30,000 Reward Announced as Police Hunt For Clues

Thirty thousand dollars will be offered as rewards for any information that leads the authorities in solving the mysterious death of Celina Cass, a state prosecutor has announced.

California Iraqi-Mexican crime ring busted, police say

Police in southern California have arrested 60 people and broken up an Iraqi criminal ring accused of selling drugs, machine guns and improvised bombs out of an immigrant social club, authorities said on Thursday.

Drug Co. Lawyer Caught Bribing Witnesses in Mexico

A Mexican lawyer for American drug company Baxter International Inc. was caught on tape bribing a expert testifying against the pharmaceutical manufacturer in an ongoing lawsuit.

U.S. Gold Mining Company Now Minting Gold Coins

A Colorado-based gold mining company has started minting its own gold coins with a view to paying shareholders their dividends in the precious metal.

Asian Buyers to Lift Demand for Gold - Analysis

Gold demand fell in the second quarter but is still expected to rise in the full year as Asian buyers add to holdings and interest in the metal as a haven is stoked by worries over U.S. and euro zone debt, the World Gold Council said on Thursday.

One kilogram gold bars are seen in this picture illustration

Gold Will Shrug Off Q2 Demand Dip, Industry Group Says

Gold demand fell in the second quarter but is still expected to rise for the full year as Asian buyers add to holdings and investors shift to it as a safe haven, the World Gold Council said Thursday.

NASA Says Comet Elenin Will Not Collide With Earth

NASA is discounting rampant Internet rumors that comet Elenin will strike Earth or disrupt its gravitational pull in October.

"2012" documentary will reveal Mayan secrets

The Mexican government is releasing state-held secrets about the end of the Mayan calendar to the makers of a documentary, "Revelations of the Mayans 2012 and Beyond," TheWrap has learned.

Quick-Thinking Neighbor Chases Kidnapper, Saves 6-year-old Girl

A New Mexico man who witnessed a little girl's abduction pursued her kidnapper in a high-speed car chase.

Gold Mining Companies in Peru Agree to Higher Royalties

Peru's mining firms have agreed to pay higher royalties in an overhaul of the current system, sources on both sides of negotiations between companies and leftist President Ollanta Humala's government said on Tuesday.

Photo illustration shows one-tael gold cubes at a jewellery store in Hong Kong

3 Reasons to Buy Gold

Here are three reasons to buy gold, even if it means selling some stocks or bonds to get the money for such an investment.

Gold to Exceed $2,000/Ounce Next Year - Barclays Capital

Barclays Capital is forecasting the price of gold to exceed $2,000 per ounce next year as sovereign debt risks intensify, broad investment demand accelerates and central bank buying of the yellow increases.

MAG Silver Swings to a Profit in Second Quarter

MAG Silver Corp., a junior mining company based in Vancouver with operations in Mexico, said it swung to a profit in the second quarter and trimmed its loss for the first half of the year.

Vampire Bat Virus Causes First Death in U.S., Officials Watch Closely

Not only can vampire bats locate hotspots or blood vessels in their prey using infrared vein sensors on their lips, which was revealed in a study earlier this month, the blood-sucking bats may also be carrying rabies virus, as U.S. health officials confirmed Friday the first death in the country from rabies carried by the animals.

Uranium Resources Reports Dwindling Cash

Uranium Resources Inc. said Monday that, as of July 31, it had about $7.2 million in cash compared to $11.1 million at the end of March and $15.4 million at the end of last year.