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Clinton Making 'Excellent Progress' On Blood Clot

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton "is making excellent progress" recovering from a blood clot in her head and is on blood thinners, her medical team said.

Iran 'Warns Off' Foreign Planes In Strait Of Hormuz

Iran warned off foreign spy planes that tried to approach its forces during naval drills in the Strait of Hormuz, a military spokesman said Tuesday.

Serena Williams Preps For Historic 2013

The American tennis star chases Chris Evert's success.

Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Ring In New Year With A Kiss: Kardashian Hides Baby Bump In Sheer Dress

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West rang in the New Year with a kiss while hosting a party at 1 Oak in Las Vegas

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Indian Stock Markets Start New Year On A Positive Note

Indian stock markets advanced Tuesday, the first trading day of the year, as sentiment was buoyed following news that lawmakers in Washington had reached an agreement to avert the fiscal cliff.

South Korea’s Trade Surplus Drops To $2.03 Billion In December

South Korea’s trade surplus fell in December compared to that in the previous month, indicating that the soft global demand continues to weigh down on the economic growth of the country.

Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Photographed For First Time Since Pregnancy Announcement

Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Seen Together For First Time Since Pregnancy Announcement [PHOTOS]

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are seen together for first time since announcing Kardashian's pregnancy Sunday night.

New Years Eve By The Numbers

From how many celebrants will be in New York City's Times Square to how many glasses of champagne will be consumed, here's a look at New Year's Eve by the numbers.

White House, Senate GOP Reach Fiscal Cliff Deal - Senate Vote Is Next

A Senate vote early Tuesday morning is possible; if it passes, the House would review the bill Tuesday afternoon.

Syrian Crisis: Hundreds Dead In Massacre Outside Homs, UN Predicts 100,000 More Killed In 2013

U.N. Special Envoy Lakhdar Brahimi told reporters he expects 100,000 more Syrians to die if the conflict is not resolved quickly

Is Jessica Simpson's Revealing Pregnancy Picture A Desperate Cry For Attention After Kim Kardashian's Announcement? [PHOTO]

Jessica Simpson took to Twitter to post revealing bikini pregnancy pictures after Kim Kardashian announced she is expecting a child.

Gun Control: The Great Cop-Out

In the wake of the recent school shooting, the real issue we should be talking about is not gun control.

Samsung Galaxy S3, Note 2 Accessories: Free Cases Included In Promotion, But Short Supplies Anger Users

Following the holiday season, Samsung has offered free Flip Covers for its Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy S3 handsets as part of a promotion.

New Years Eve 2013: Why Two Neighbors Celebrate 25 Hours Apart

If you want to celebrate New Year’s Eve twice, go to the Samoan Islands, where you can ring in 2013 at two separate celebrations 25 hours apart.

The 8 Best Tech Stories In 2012

In 2012, battles were fought on retail shelves, on TV ads, and in social media and courtrooms -- and living rooms -- around the world.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Release: New Colors Rumored For 2013, Allegedly Leaked Image Of Black Device Surfaces [PHOTO]

A reportedly leaked image of Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 in black has appeared online, sparking speculation that new colors will be introduced in 2013.

Google Lights A Candle To Salute Delhi Gang Rape Victim

Delhi Gang-Rape Victim: Should She Be Identified?

Under the Indian Penal Code it is against the law to identify a rape victim.

Baby Kimye On The Way In 2013, Kanye West Announces Kim Kardashian's Pregnancy During Concert

Kanye West spilled the beans about Kim Kardashian's pregnancy at an Atlantic City concert on Sunday.

'Django Unchained': Is The Violence Too Over-The-Top?

Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" may be an Oscar frontrunner but the film has seen its fair share of bad reviews for what some feel is gratuitous violence.

Al-Qaeda Targets US Ambassador, Soldiers In Yemen; Embassy Issues Security Alert

Al-Qaeda has apparently announced a bounty of $160,000 for the head of the U.S. ambassador to Yemen.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

US Stock Futures Signal Higher Open Ahead Of New Year Holiday

The U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open Monday, but trading volume is expected to be low.

Asian Stocks Mostly Decline Amid US Fiscal Fears

Asian stock markets mostly declined Monday as concerns over the U.S. fiscal cliff continued to weigh on the sentiment.

South Korea's Consumer Price Inflation Slows To 1.4% In December

South Korea's consumer price inflation rose at a slower rate than expected in December.

Hillary Clinton Hospitalized After Doctors Find Blood Clot

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was hospitalized in New York on Sunday after doctors discovered that a blood clot had formed, the State Department said.