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Hacker 'Sabu' Worked Full Nights Online for FBI

One late-night visit by the FBI was all it took for the notorious hacker known as Sabu to switch sides and become a valued snitch.

Facebook Adds Women, Minority-Owned Banks for IPO

Israeli President Shimon Peres (R) poses with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the company's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, in this handout photo released to Reuters by the Office of the President March 6, 2012.

Facebook Inc added several women- and minority-owned investment banks to the roster of underwriters for its initial public offering, following in the footsteps of General Motors Co and Goldman Sachs Group Inc, which did the same during their own offerings.

Titanic: Did Supermoon and Killer Iceberg Conspire to Sink the Ocean Liner? (Photos)

In about a few weeks' time, the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the ocean liner Titanic will be coming up. The sinking of the Titanic on April 14, 1912, is one of the deadliest maritime disasters in the human history, claiming 1,517 lives. To date, the mystery behind the reason why Titanic sank has not been solved fully. However, a new theory by Texas State University's astronomers suggests that a a rare lunar event could have conspired against the Titanic by creating hazardous sea...

It's not easy being green. Pat Robertson supports the legalization of marijuana.

Pat Robertson For Marijuana Legalization: Why Other Conservatives Agree

On Wednesday, evangelical leader Pat Robertson called for legalizing marijuana. Sounds odd, but plenty of conservatives before him have argued against the criminalization of cannabis.

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Mario Batali Settles $5.25M Suit After Accused of Skimming Tips

Mario Batali, the celebrity chef whose empire of cooking shows, restaurants and endorsements stretches around the world, settled a $5.25 million settlement in a Manhattan federal court on March 5, according to a report.

Wells Fargo To Charge $7 Fee In 6 More States

Wells Fargo & Co., the bank with the most U.S. branches, is ending free checking in six eastern U.S. states starting in May, expanding a $7 monthly service fee for the use of its basic checking account.

AT&T Makes The Call, Plans To Sell Yellow Pages

AT&T Inc. is seeking to sell a stake in Yellow Pages in an approximately $1.5 billion deal with private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management LP, Bloomberg reported.

Aurora Borealis 2012: Will the Solar Storm Cause The Northern Lights In Your Area? [VIDEO]

As the largest solar storm in five years hit Earth on Thursday morning, it caused an unusual occurrence in the sky. Scientists expect that the array of cosmic activity caused by the solar flares and storms could expand the Aurora Borealis tonight, allowing people around the world to view the northern lights.

A tribal leader of the indigenous Secoya people of Ecuador's northern Amazon rainforest at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington on May 19, 2011.

Chevron Renews Bid To Toss Ecuador Pollution Damage Claim

The U.S.-based oil giant is questioning the judicial conduct of Nicholas Zambano after the Ecuadorean jurist was dismissed for improperly freeing an alleged drug trafficker.

Sue Simmons: NBC Anchor Accused Of Drinking On The Job, ‘Phoning It In’

I used to go to clubs between shows, Simmons once said.

Peyton Manning and Dan Marino before the 2005 Pro Bowl in Honolulu.

Peyton Manning to Dolphins? Dan Marino Golfs with Manning, Tries to Convince Quarterback to Sign with Miami

Dan Marino and Peyton Manning reportedly played golf together on Thursday.

Where Will Syria’s Assad Find Asylum?

The country that is perhaps most intimately connected with offering a haven for brutal (and unemployed) dictators is the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Seahawks, Cardinals, Dolphins and Redskins Showing Interest in Manning

Where will the former Colts' quarterback play next?

Anna Gristina: Morgan Stanley Executive Mentioned In Prostitution Ring Case

Anna Gristina, dubbed the Soccer Mom Madam, was reportedly with Morgan Stanley executive David Walker at the time of her arrest, raising questions about his involvement in the prostitution ring scandal that has unfolded around her.

International Women's Day 2012: It's About More Than Girl Power, Flowers

International Women's Day is celebrated every March 8 to honor women who have made a difference in the world. While women have come a long way in the 100 years since the holiday was established, progress in many countries has been slow.

A Greenpeace activist holds a placard during a demonstration outside Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda's official residence in Tokyo, criticizing the government's declaration of cold shutdown at the Fukushima nuclear power plant Decembe

Japan Wasn’t Prepared for Fukushima Disaster: Ex-PM Kan

Yet he insisted that his government did not intentionally conceal any information from the public.

Exxon Mobil Chairman and CEO Rex Tillerson

CEO: Exxon Mobil Sets $185B Development Target

Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson says his company will invest $185 billion to develop new energy sources intended to help meet growing demand.

Peyton Manning will be under center somewhere else this season. Which city will land the top free agent in the 2012 class?

Where Will Peyton Manning Play Next Season?

Peyton Manning has been contacted by at least 12 NFL teams about playing for them next season. Which teams have a legitimate chance to get him and which don't?

Actress Elisabeth Moss arrives at the BAFTA Brits to Watch event in Los Angeles

Elisabeth Moss: Fred Armisen Pretended to be a Normal Person, Failed

The greatest impersonation he does is that of a normal person.

Fiona Apple hasn't released an album since 2005.

Fiona Apple New Album 'The Idler Wheel' Release Date: A Long Name And A Longer Wait

Alternative singer-songwriter Fiona Apple just released the name of her upcoming album, and it's 23 words long. Even longer? The amount of time fans have been waiting for this fourth LP.

Rush vs. Rush: Rock Band Pulls Music From Limbaugh Show As Sponsors Continue to Jump Ship

The rock band Rush demanded that the conservative commentator with whom they share name stop playing their music following the Sandra Fluke controversy.

Teddy Lo, Sachiko Kodama And Ryota Kuwakubo Glow At 'Transmutation' Exhibition In New York [PHOTOS]

A new media art exhibit in New York will showcase the works of Hong Kong artist Teddy Lo and Japanese artists Sachiko Kodama and Ryota Kuwakubo. The Transmutation exhibition opens at The Highline Loft on Mar. 7 and will continue through Mar. 15.

Bank of America Defrauded Mortgage Modifiers, Whistleblower Claims

Bank of America, N.A., fraudulently sought to limit home-owner mortgage modifications under the Home Affordable Modification Program so as to avoid millions in losses, says a whistleblower complaint unsealed in federal court Wednesday.

Davy Jones Funeral: Monkees A No Show At Private Service

Surviving members of the The Monkees were a no show at Wednesday's private funeral.

Whitney Houston's Will Revealed: 5 Other Dead Celebrities And Their Wills

It was announced yesterday that Whitney Houston's will excludes ex-husband Bobby Brown and leaves everything to her only child, Bobbi Kristina. The 19-year old will receive portions of her trust when she turns 21, 25, and 30.