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White House Releases President Obama's Second Official Portrait [PHOTOS]

The White House has released President Obama’s official portrait for his second term. Check out all of the president's official portraits.

Google To Build New HQ In London: Company Buys $1B Plot In King's Cross With Plans To Open In 2016

Google is branching out from its home base in Mountain View, Calif., to start building a new HQ across the pond.

Could Inauguration Money Actually Be Funding Obama's Future Presidential Library?

President Barack Obama reversed a ban on corporate donors and upped contributions limits to fund his second inauguration. If there's a fundraising surplus, where will it go?

Subway Uproar: Sandwich Chain Under Social Media Fire After Matt Corby Allegedly Posts Picture of 11-Inch Subway Footlong On Facebook [PHOTO]

A Subway uproar has broken out after a single Facebook user posted a plaintive plea on the official Subway Facebook page — demonstrating that his, and possibly many others’, Subway footlong measured only eleven inches.

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Venture Capital Investment Plunged In '12: Danger To Future Tech Growth?

Investment by U.S. venture capitalists fell 10 percent overall last year to only $26.5 billion, the worst performance in three years.

Algeria Hostage Siege Not Over, UK Says

The hostage crisis at a gas facility in the Algerian desert has not resolved, according to a British government spokesman.

Warmer Springs Mean Earlier Flowers - And That's Not A Good Thing

Incredibly warm springs in 2010 and 2012 resulted in the earliest known flowering in 161 years at two sites in Massachusetts and Wisconsin.

Iran-IAEA Talks Fail To Reach Deal On Nuclear Inspections; Next Meeting Feb. 12

Iran and the IAEA failed to arrive at a consensus on resuming the investigations into the country’s suspected nuclear weapon facilities.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange January 5, 2012.

Upbeat China Data Lift US Stock Futures

The U.S. stock index signaled a higher open Friday as investor sentiment turned positive amid the encouraging data from China.

Asian stocks rise as China data boosts hopes

Asian Stocks Rise On Solid US, China Data

Asian stock markets advanced Friday as sentiment was buoyed following the release of improved economic data in both the U.S. and China.

Lance Armstrong's Oprah Winfrey Interview: Celebrity & Athlete Twitter Reactions

Lance Armstrong's Oprah Winfrey interview has captivated the nation, with celebrities and athletes taking to Twitter to share their reactions.

The Onion Publishing Joe Biden Autobiography; 'The President Of Vice' Satire Will Be Availble On Amazon Starting Friday

Democrats, Republicans and anyone with a sense of humor will be thrilled to learn that The Onion, the beloved satirical newspaper, will be publishing their own versions of Vice President Joe Biden’s autobiography.

Are Inflatable Space Hotels Coming?

Bigelow Aerospace's new Expandable Activity Module could be used in the future as a space hotel for well-heeled adventurers.

Chuck Norris Joins Donald Trump In Endorsing Netanyahu

Two days after The Donald weighed in on the Israeli elections, Chuck Norris is lending his mighty heft to Netanyahu's campaign.

Is American Airlines’ New Logo And Look ‘Lipstick On A Pig’?

American Airlines has revamped its logo and look, but does it change anything for the beleaguered carrier?

American Airlines' New Logo: A Look At The 'Silverbird' Legacy [PHOTOS]

American Airlines unveils a new logo and colors, to mixed reviews. Here's what the classic "Silverbird" looked like.

Facebook Messenger Gives iPhone Users Free Calls With New Skype-Like Feature

Following its "mobile first" slogan, Facebook has introduced a feature for its iPhone app that allows free calls.

Manti Te'o Girlfriend Hoax: The Psychology Behind Romance Scams And Media Laziness

For possible explanations behind the behaviors of the players involved in this story, we can turn to psychology.

Man Spends Time Watching Cat Videos While Outsourcing Programming Job to China

Outsourcing jobs to Asia is common for companies. A U.S. software developer just got caught doing it for himself. The problem? It isn't legal.

Armstrong Stripped Of 2000 Bronze Medal

The embattled cyclist's links to doping have cost him his Olympic honor.

US To Recognize Somali Government, 20 Years After ‘Black Hawk Down’

The move may lead to comprehensive international aid from foreign governments and agencies.

Where Does 'Catfish' Come From? Online Hoax Movie Inspired By Fisherman's Lore

Notre Dame says its star was the victim of "catfishing" -- a term that has its roots in a fishy story told in a movie.

Lance Armstrong Interview With Oprah Winfrey: Where To Watch On TV And Live Stream

Lance Armstrong discusses using performance-enhancing drugs with Oprah Winfrey on TV and live stream.

Watch Lance Armstrong, Oprah Winfrey Interview: Where To Watch Live Online Stream Of Cyclist's Admission To Using Performance Enhancing Drugs

The former cycling champ admitted to doping in a Thursday interview.

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