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Travel to the 7 Most Voted Natural Wonders of 2012 (PHOTOS)

Browse on to know why the seven provisional winners are natural wonders and worth a visit.

Andreas Gursky's Digital Photograph Sets $4.3 Million World Record

Andreas Gursky's Sets $4.3 Million World Record for Photograph.

A digital image of the grey Rhine by German artist, Andreas Gursky has been sold to an anonymous bidder for $4.3 million at Christie's New York auction, making it one of the most expensive photograph sold at an auction.

'Obama Lost a Pair of Testicles After Election Day,' Says Ex-Guantanamo Prosecutor

A former Guantanamo chief prosecutor and an outspoken critic of military commissions, Col. Morris Davis, is condemning President Barack Obama's national security policy, saying his presidency seems to him like a third Bush term.

Bill O’Reilly’s ‘Killing Lincoln’ Book Banned for Historical Inaccuracy from Ford’s Theatre

Fox News political commentator Bill O'Reilly has come under fire for disregarding historical facts and publishing factual errors in Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination that Changed America Forever. The book, co-written by Martin Dugard, has been banned from the one place, one would think, it would most definitely be sold: Ford's Theatre, the historic site where Lincoln was assassinated in 1865 by John Wilkes Booth.

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Danica McKellar to Star in SyFy Film, Where Has She Been Hiding? [PHOTOS]

With her recent announcement to co-star with Apolo Ohno in the SyFy film Tasmanian Devil, we wonder, where has Danica McKellar been hiding over the years since playing Winnie Cooper on The Wonder Years?

Occupy Wall Street Has Cost Local Businesses Nearly $500,000

The Occupy Wall Street protest movement has had a major negative impact on the livelihoods of local business owners, costing them nearly $500,000 so far.

Tourists walk beside Royal Caribbean's cruise ship ?Enchantment of the Seas? after they arrive in Cozumel

Cruise Passengers May Have Been Exposed to Cancer-Causing Drinking Water

A paint capable of leaching acrylonitrile, a tumor-causing toxin, was used to paint the water tanks of up to 50 cruise liners owned by cruise companies including Royal Caribbean, Norwegian Cruise Line, and others in 2004.

Black Friday 2011: Ten Tips for Getting Best Deals of Year

Black Friday 2011 is Nov. 25, and with retailers predicting record numbers of shoppers swarming stores the day after Thanksgiving, it's good to have some tips for nabbing the best sales. Follow these top ten tips, from where to look online for early deals to warranty checks and getting bigger sales, we predict 2011 will be your best shopping year to date.

Evelyn Lauder's Death: Cancer Takes One of its Foremost Foes

As the daughter-in-law of cosmetics heavyweight Estée Lauder, Evelyn Lauder chose to dedicate much of her life to breast cancer awareness.

Flight 587: Families Keep Memories Alive After 10 Years

Saturday was the 10th anniversary of the memorial for the victims of American Airlines Flight 587, and attendance was high despite the fact that the plane crashed into the nearby neighborhood of Belle Harbor a full decade ago.

Woman Fired After Photographing Dogs Scheduled to be Euthanized

A picture may be worth a thousand words. However, for Emily Tanen, it was worth her job.

File photo of newly appointed Swiss bank UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti smiling during a Reuters interview in downtown Milan

UBS Board to Anoint Ermotti Permanent CEO This Week: Report

The UBS board will appoint Sergio Ermotti as permanent CEO shortly before a keenly awaited investor day on Thursday, a Swiss newspaper reported Sunday.

Pacquiao Vs. Marquez 3: A Controversial Win for the Filipino Star [PHOTOS]

It was indeed a thrilling fight, and both Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez were basically even up. But at the end, it was the Filipino star who edged the Mexican powerhouse by a majority decision in their remarkable trilogy Saturday.

Texas Family Law Judge Restrained from Visiting Daughter

A Texas Family Law Judge has been placed under a temporary restraining order after he was seen beating his daughter on a video posted on YouTube.

2012 GOP Presidential Candidate Herman Cain

Fox News to Interview Gloria Cain This Weekend: Report

Gloria Cain, wife of Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain, has reportedly agreed to sit down this weekend with Greta Van Susteren of Fox News for a television segment that will likely air Monday, according to The New York Times.

In Praise of Silvio Berlusconi

Only Italy could produce a leader like Berlusconi.

Rapper Erick Sermon Suffers Heart Attack

Rapper Erick Sermon suffered a heart attack on Saturday, but is reportedly in stable condition. Sermon suffered the heart attack just days after the rap world lost an icon, Heavy D, unexpectedly outside his Beverly Hills condo on Tuesday.

Christopher Kane Wakes up Barney’s with Some Neon

There is nothing like some neon in the morning. Bright and early on Thursday Nov. 10, Christopher Kane debuted his Resort 2012 capsule collaboration with J Brand at Barney's New York.

Kim Kardashian Unveiled "Kim Shake" in Dubai

Kim Kardashian Ex-Publicist: Kim Knew About Sex Tape, I Made out With Cuba Gooding Jr., and Much More!

Jonathan Jaxson claims Reggie Bush couldn't handle the publicity stunts

Former U.S. Marine Scott Olsen, shown in this undated photograph, who was injured during clashes between police and anti-Wall Street protesters in Oakland, has been released from the hospital

Ex-Marine hurt in Oakland protests out of hospital

Former U.S. Marine Scott Olsen, whose injury during clashes between Oakland police and protesters last month galvanized the Anti-Wall Street movement, has been released from the hospital, friends said on Friday.

Workers in protective suits and masks work inside the emergency operations center at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima

Reporters Permitted to Tour Damaged Fukushima Nuclear Plant

Almost nine months after a devastating earthquake-tsunami crippled the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, the facility in Japan has been opened to members of the media.

The Statue of Liberty is seen early on October 28, 2011 during ceremonies marking the 125th anniversary of the Statue at Liberty Island in New York.

Americans' Favorite 15 Cities in the United States [PHOTOS]

The top 15 American cities favored by citizens of the United States were revealed by a recent poll conducted by one of the world's leading custom market-research firms.

Key Artworks of Diego Rivera Presented After 80 Years at MoMA

From paintings reflecting New York's social stratification during the Great Depression Era to themes of revolution and class inequity - some of the major artworks by Mexican muralist, Diego Rivera will be presented at MoMA from Nov.13, 2011.

California Medical-Marijuana Dispensaries Ordered to Shut Down by Federal Prosecutors

California-based distributors of medical marijuana have been ordered to shut down operations by Saturday. The move is part of a federal crackdown after weeks of conflict between prosecutors and distributors.

Jaguar Unveils C-X75 Concept Super Electric Car

Jaguar Platinum Access: Tailored Privilege Program for Owners

British luxury car manufacturer, Jaguar, has introduced a Jaguar Platinum Access program that will enable new owners to access a range of privileges and huge discounts.

A trader smiles as he works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange after the closing bell in New York

Wall Street Gains for the Week as Italy-Related Fears Ebb

Stocks jumped on Friday, ending higher for the week after the Italian Senate's approval of economic reforms gave investors some relief from worries about the Eurozone's debt crisis.