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Wall Street bounced in light volume on Tuesday, a day after the S&P 500 fell to its lowest in over two months, with some describing the S&P's losses in the past five weeks as overdone.

The 33-year leader of the Gulfi nation, currently hospitalized in Saudi Arabia, is suffering from bleeding in his skull and burns on 40 percent of his body, according to one Time report.

President Barack Obama said on Tuesday the United States would cooperate with Europe as it deals with Greece's debt woes and said a potential default there would be disastrous.

The U.S. economy is on increasingly unsteady footing, hurt by stubbornly high unemployment and volatile oil prices, the head of General Motors Co told reporters on Tuesday.

Some candidates write books to help raise their profile as a candidate. Some take up new issues or causes to be seen as more serious. Sarah Palin opts for a good old American road trip.

Sarah Palin's latest comments on American history got the Jon Stewart comedy treatment on Monday after accusations over the weekend that she had gotten basic knowledge about American history wrong and her insistence that she was right.

The shaky U.S. economy, facing stubbornly high unemployment and volatile oil prices, is one of the main worries facing General Motors Co, according to the head of the largest U.S. automaker.

Partnership with Federation of Virginia Food Banks Aims to Immediately Connect Children to Free Summer Meals and End Childhood Hunger in Virginia by 2015

Sarah Palin's American history was a bit off when she publicly spoke about Paul Revere. In 2008 Fey remarked that she didn't want to continue playing Palin after November 5th.

After this weeks Paul Revere debacle, we take a look at some of Sarah Palin's greatest TV moments

This week, environmentalist, historic preservationists and others are marching in the steps of the 10,000 unionizing coal miners who fought on Blair Mountain for principles that would help shape today’s U.S. labor laws. They hope to save the site from becoming yet another barren, flat-topped strip mine.

Rock legend and hunting enthusiast Ted Nugent has praised Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for declaring he will only eat what he kills.

A look at presidential style.

The Financial Times is launching a new, Web-based version of its mobile app, the first of its kind by a major publisher, that will allow it to adapt quickly to new tablet PCs and reduce its dependence on Apple Inc.

Fox News television host Glenn Beck, with his show set to end June 30, has plans to continue his talk show online as part of a new Internet network, GBTV.

Steven Colbert pokes fun at Sarah Palin after the Paul Revere public mess.

Dallas Federal Reserve President Richard Fisher said on Tuesday there was ample liquidity in the U.S. financial system and no need for the U.S. central bank to continue its extremely easy monetary policy.

HSBC said it agreed to pay $62.5 million to settle a class action brought against it in the United States over its role in providing administrative services to a fund which placed cash with Wall Street swindler Bernard Madoff.

HSBC said it had paid $62.5 million to settle a class action brought against it in the United States over its role in providing administrative services to a fund which placed cash with Wall Street swindler Bernard Madoff.

Mobile online payments and analytics company Bango is now processing Blackberry App store payments in numerous markets and several currencies.

Stock index futures rebounded on Tuesday, a day after the S&P 500 hit its lowest level in over two months, taking out important technical levels as investors grew more bearish on the economy.