Lawsuit could halt Anglo Irish U.S. loan sale
Anglo Irish Bank Corp PLC has until the end of Wednesday to tell a U.S. judge why it should not have to pay off $200 million of bonds before it sells $10.3 billion worth of loans on U.S. commercial property.
John Galliano’s catwalk to court
Fashion designer John Galliano's trial is set tomorrow due to atrocious anti-Semitic remarks made to patrons at La Perle, a trendy brasserie in Paris.
Daimler CEO warns of rising emerging market risks
Germany's Daimler warned of increasing economic risks in emerging markets such as China that could cause the auto industry's growth engine to sputter.
Mass Extinction by 2050: Ocean and Marine Life in Danger [PHOTOS]
The current rate of climate change, pollution, and overfishing can result in an expedited consequence for mankind and the world oceans. According to a report by international scientists, the study results have concluded that the world's ocean and marine life are dangerously degrading at an astronomical rate.
Blunt force trauma reported as cause of Ryan Dunn’s death
The Chester County coroner reported Tuesday that Jackass star Ryan Dunn and passenger Zachary Hartwell that blunt force trauma and thermal trauma were the official causes of death for both men.
New round of cyber attacks heightens focus on FBI
Each week brings word of another cyber attack on a major U.S. institution, sending law enforcement scrambling and raising new questions about whether it has the ability or resources to track down cyber criminals.
Michelle, Shakira, & Angelina get down humanitarian style [Pictures]
We take a look at Angelina Jolie, Michelle Obama, and Shakira, and their humanitarian efforts.
Israel asks Apple to remove intifada phone app
An Israeli minister has asked Apple Inc to remove an Arabic-language application from its iTunes store that calls for a Palestinian uprising.
Bargaining with Bouteflika: Algerian journalists push for freedom of expression
In 1954, Algeria mounted a roaring eight-year offensive against French imperialism. In 2011, it's arguably the quietest nation in North Africa.
Why Same-Sex Marriage Poses Greater Threat to Society Than You Think
With New York at the center of same-sex marriage debate, you may want to cool down and consider whether the new social norm proposed here is merely an issue of personal choice.
Ryanair boss sees China catching Airbus, Boeing
Chinese manufacturers are set to take a significant bite out of the global market for short-haul planes by 2016, and will then catch up with Airbus and Boeing, the head of Europe's largest low-cost airline said on Tuesday.
Cameron Diaz: the 'Bad Teacher's' stunning looks [Pictures]
Cameron Diaz stars int the new film, 'Bad Teacher.'
Summer Solstice Dates and Times [PHOTOS]
Summer solstice happens precisely when the Earth's axial tilt is most inclined towards the sun, at the degree of 23° 26'.
30 Days Until Comic Con 2011
Comic-Con International will be held at the San Diego Convention Center July 21-24, 2011, with Preview Night on July 20th, according to the Comic-Con Web site.
Protesters besiege parliament before Greek vote
More than 20,000 chanting protesters besieged the Greek parliament on Tuesday before Prime Minister George Papandreou's embattled government faced a confidence vote crucial to avoiding a sovereign default.
Mark Kelly Hanging Up The Spacesuit For Good
Mark Kelly is going to retire from NASA and focus on writing a memoir with his wife, Gabrielle Giffords, who was nearly killed in a well publicized homicide attempt earlier this year.
6 Million Children Suffer from Food Allergies in US
The number of food allergies in children in United States is much more serious than government thinks, according to a new study.
Ryan Dunn's death: Preliminary autopsy results in, photos of his last night out [pictures]
Dunn died in a car crash June 20, 2011.
Southwest Air tops in service, others lag on fees
No-frills Southwest Airlines Co again topped rivals in customer service while premium-paying business travelers are the least satisfied with U.S. carriers overall, a new survey showed on Tuesday.
Writer's View: Why J.K. Rowling's Character Descriptions Stand Out
As Pottermore approaches, author Dee Garretson looks at how the Harry Potter creator fixes characters' images in readers' minds.
[PHOTOS] FDA Unveils Nine Graphic Health Warnings as Cigarette Label
The U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have come up with new cigarette warning labels, its first in more than 25 years. The new labels are required to be on all cigarette packs, cartons and advertisement by no later than September 2012.
Ryan Dunn Dead: Drunk Driving and Speeding Likely Cause of Accident
Ryan Dunn, 32-years-old, has been killed in a car accident. It is known that he was drinking a few hours before the accident, evidenced by a photo he tweeted of himself hanging out with friends and drinking beer at a bar.
Michelle Obama meets with Nelson Mandella, goes for a casual-chic look in S. Africa [pictures]
The first lady is in South Africa with her daughters.
The Yips: Condition, Causes, Notable Cases
What is this affliction that causes pro baseball catchers to lose their ability to throw back to the pitcher, or makes a golfer five-putt on an easy hole?
Hynix says Rambus played dirty, planned to sue
Rambus played dirty in the market for PC memory chips and blames its competitors for the consequences of its own bad choices, a lawyer for Hynix said in court.
Tracy Morgan Apologizes in Nashville
Tracy Morgan returned to Nashville Tuesday to apologize for a stand-up performance the comedian gave June 3rd at the Ryman Auditorium, the New York Times reports.
Airbus piles pressure on Boeing
Airbus dominated the Paris Air Show on Tuesday with a stream of new orders for its fuel-efficient A320neo and hammered out a long-awaited final deal with an Indian airline that will set a new record in terms of numbers of planes sold.
Roger Ebert blogs about controversial tweet, says “probably too quick to tweet.”
Roger Ebert blogged about his controversial tweet regarding Ryan Dunn on his website today, saying he was probably too quick to Tweet.
Home sales hit 6-month low, supply rises
Sales of previously owned U.S. homes hit a six-month low in May and supply rose, pointing to a housing market still struggling to regain its footing.
Nicholas Brooks Accused Of Strangling Girlfriend May Take Plea Deal
Nicholas Brooks the man who prosecutors say strangled his girlfriend in the bathtub of a SoHo House hotel room is contemplating taking a plea deal instead of going through with a trial.