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Plane Crashes in Guyana; No Deaths Reported

No deaths were reported, although there were some injuries.

Apple Inc: Poorer Than God But Richer Than Uncle Sam [Video]

Technology giant Apple Inc currently has $76 billion in cash while United States Treasury's cash balance fell to $74 billion this week.

Stella McCartney Expands eCommerce to 30 Countries Worldwide

Coinciding with the launch of the second issue of her iPad App, luxe brand Stella McCartney has expanded online shop facilities to 30 countries globally. This includes European countries like France, Germany, Italy and Spain.

Will Rachel Weisz Make it to Oscar Again?

Rachel Weisz of the Oscar fame for "Constant Gardener" was seen in an elegant red Valentino dress on Wednesday, 27 July 2011 at the Tribeca Grand Hotel, New York for a screening of the movie "The Whistleblower". The Cinema Society & Dior Beauty, along with DeLeio hosted the screening of "The Whistleblower."

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Varoius Euro banknotes lay next to various Swiss Franc notes in this picture illustration at a bank in Warsaw

Dollar May Bounce on Downgrade, but Destiny is Dark

Lawmakers were still unable to reach an agreement on the U.S. debt ceiling on Friday, but there is no arguing that the dollar's safe-haven appeal should remain trumped by the Swiss franc and Japanese yen.

NFL FREE AGENT and TRADE RUMORS: Asomugha, Orton, Jenkins, Floyd and More

The busy NFL week continues to stay busy.

Kim Kardashian arrives at the 53rd annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles

Kim Kardashian in a Wedding Dress! [VIDEO]

Kim Kardashian is getting married, but two years ago, she was already trying on wedding dresses!

Bush to Join Obama for 9/11 Anniversary Services

After initially declining President Barack Obama's May offer to accompany him at memorial services at Ground Zero, former President George W. Bush has changed his mind, saying he will stand side-by side with the commander-in-chief to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

New York City Furniture Store Was Really a Marijuana Marketplace

The store's sign indicated furniture for sale but the transactions hardly involved the stuff of residential decor: in New York City, 11 people have been arrested for allegedly being part of a drug ring that sold marijuana out of a furniture store.

It's Official: The Jurgen Klinsmann Era Begins; Now What? (U.S. Soccer)

What to expect from Jurgen Klinsmann as head coach

Rob Cohen to Direct Most Expensive Korean Film Ever

Rob Cohen is set to direct the most expensive film in the history of the Korean film industry.

Red Sox, Yankees Trade Rumors: Ubaldo Jimenez to Boston or NY

Colorado Rockies' ace Ubaldo Jimenez is on the trade market and it appears that division rivals Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees are in the hunt for the pitcher.

NY Giants Rumors: Plaxico Burress by Billionaire?s Private Jet to New York

After being officially reinstated by the NFL, embattled wide receiver Plaxico Burress is being courted in style by the New York Giants, his former team.

Cowboys, Jets Rumors: Nnamdi Asomugha to Dallas or New York

The sweepstakes for Oakland Raiders' cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha is down to two teams - the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Jets.

World Population to Top 7 Billion in 2011 Amidst Growing Concerns

The world's population will surpass seven billion people by the end of 2011 and ten billion by 2100, but can earth sustain that many people? Demographers are concerned that explosive population growth in the developing world could drain the earth's resources and threaten global economies.

Tea Party Scalds John Boehner in Crucial Test of Leadership

The Speaker struggles to hold his party together.

YANKEES PITCHER HIDEKI IRABU IN TRIPLE EXPOSURE AGAINST TIGERS

Hideki Irabu Dead: Pitching Images of Him [PHOTOS]

Hideki Irabu the former Yankees fastball pitcher was found dead on Wednesday by his friend at home near Los Angeles.

Sneak Peek at the World Trade Center Memorial (PHOTOS)

Opening on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in lower Manhattan, the World Trade Center Memorial is nearly complete. Here's a look at the workers as they put the finishing touches on the tree-lined plaza.

Debt Talks: As Vote Fails, Boehner's Authority Disintegrates

The debt deal saga is becoming a defining moment for House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio.

[PHOTOS] Hideki Irabu Dead: Pictures Throughout His Career

Former New York Yankee pitcher Hideki Irabu was found dead on Wednesday. His body was reportedly found by his friend. He was 42 years old.

Timothy Geithner speaks to the media next to Harry Reid after his meeting about the debt limit on Capitol Hill in Washington

Fund Managers Seek Freedom Not to Sell on U.S. Downgrade

Some major bond fund managers are asking their institutional clients to consider waiving strict requirements that might force mass selling of Treasury bonds if the United States loses its AAA rating.

Daniel Craig Beyond Bond: From Cowboys & Aliens To Marrige with Rachel Weisz

He grew into other roles in films after James Bond film.

Google+ Games Round the Corner to Hit Facebook?s Popularity?

Google+ was launched on June 28, 2011 in an invite-only ?field testing? phase and the service has incorporated social services such as Google Profiles and Google Buzz, and has introduced new services such as Circles, Hangouts, Sparks, and Huddles.

Miraculous Escape: Pilot Survives 18 Hours After Plane Crash Into Lake

A NY auto mechanic survived for nearly 18 hours adrift Lake Huron without a life jacket after his small two-seat Cessna crashed 17 miles from the Michigan shoreline.

Wild, Funny Spoofs of Higgs Boson Go Viral on Internet

"Higgs Boson," "Large Hadron Collider (LHC)" and CERN seem to have more or less become household words, even though it will take many patient sessions with a physicist to fully understand what is going on at CERN and what are the implications of a research of this large a scale.

Libyan Eman al-Obeidy Arrives in U.S., Granted Asylum

Libyan Eman al-Obeidy, the alleged rape victim who grabbed worldwide media attention on March 26 after accusing Muammar Gaddafi's forces of gang-raping her, has come to the United States to stay for good.