Rwandan troops hunt Hutu rebels in Congo
On Tuesday Rwandan troops crossed into eastern Congo in a joint military operation by the Great Lakes neighbors to disarm Rwandan Hutu rebels seen as a root cause of more than a decade of conflict.
U.S. Virgin Islands
The U.S. Virgin Islands are a territory of the United States consisting of three main islands—St. Croix, St. Thomas and St. John—along with many smaller islands and cays
Windows 7 antivirus software available for testing
Windows communications manager Brandon LeBlanc said that Microsoft has a healthy relationship with Antivirus Software saying Microsoft has been actively working with security partners to help them get their applications ready for Windows 7.
Senator Edward Kennedy collapses at inaugural luncheon
US Senator Edward Kennedy, who is battling a malignant brain cancer collapsed during the inauguration lunch for President Barack Obama.
U.S. presidential salary
President Barack Obama, like Bush, will be paid $400,000 in monthly installments, and an expense allowance of $50,000 to help defray official expenses.
Google leader of Google Android's project to resign?
Google's Engineering Director Steven Horrowitz who led development of Google Android's mobile project to build a Linux-based open-source phone operating system has joined Coupons Inc.
Intel releases lower-power Quad-core processor
Chipmaker Intel released new chips on Monday, promising the same power users have become accustom to, but requiring less power than their predecessors.
TMobile gears up to launch G1 in Europe
T-Mobile is gearing up to launch G1 phones across Europe with prices starting at 1 Euro for a two-year contract.
Apple beats expectations
Apple Inc.'s fiscal first-quarter net income rose 1.9 percent on strong iPod sales, and shares jumped 9.8 percent to $90.92 in after-hours trading as the results topped Wall Street's expectations.
Buy 1 take 1 on Intel's Quad-Core Chip
Intel's Core 2 Quad Q9650 processors are now priced at US$316, a 40 percent drop from December.
President Barack Obama Inaugural Poem
The following is the full transcript of President Barack Obama inaugural poem recited by Elizabeth Alexander, as provided by CQ transcriptions on January 20, 2009.
Coldplay and Duffy lead Brit Awards nominations
The nominations for the 2009 Brit Awards were announced Tuesday with Duffy and Coldplay up for four awards each.
OzForex Daily Commentary - 21/01/2009
Australian Dollar: The Aussie dollar traded lower in local trade yesterday weighed down by continued weakness in equity markets and a slide in the Euro. After holding onto
Phillies a home for Cole Hamels
Pithcer Cole Hamels is a man who would like to be in Philadelphia for a very long time when he signed the 3 years contract deal.
Papelbon $6.25 million deal with Red Sox
Jonathan Papelbon and the Red Sox agreed to one-year contracts, avoiding arbitration.
'Gossip Girl' Kelly Rutherford called police on her husband
Gossip Girl star Kelly Rutherford called the police twice on her estranged husband Daniel Giersch saying that he frightened and yelled at her within inches of her face, court documents reveal.
Britney's rollercoaster life worth $14 Mln?
Is 'Womanizer' singer Britney Spears set to sign a massive $14 million book deal?
Courtney Love wants Rob Pattinson for daughter
Courtney love wants Robert Pattinson to be the first-ever date of her 16 year old daughter, Frances Bean.
Heath Ledger drug videotape case resolved
The case filed by a magazine freelancer over a videotape that allegedly shows actor Heath Ledger, has ended says an attorney.
William Balfour pleads 'not guilty' in 3 Hudson killings
William Balfour, the man accused of killing Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson's mother, brother and nephew last year, has pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder and home invasion.
Lily Allen blames 'nuthouse' miscarriage for her break-up with Ed Simon
Lily Allen has spoken for the first time over the ordeal she suffered following her miscarriage last year.
Intel cuts prices amid downturn in computers market
Intel Corp. is slashing prices on chips for desktop computers, notebooks and servers as the economic downturn cuts demand for computers.
U.S. stocks decline to lowest since November
U.S. stock slumped Tuesday after President Barack Obama gave his inauguration speech on concerns the economic recession will deepen after dismal financial data.
Worldwide inauguration celebrations
The world weary because of factors like war, recession, unemployment and fear shed its collective burden on Tuesday, with worldwide soars to celebrate the arrival of the new American president.
Officialy Announced Withdrawal of Anthony Kim Caused by Shoulder Injury
Anthony Kim withdrew from the 50th Bob Hope Classic hosted by Arnold Palmer on Tuesday.
New York City On My Mind
From downtown’s Battery Park to uptown’s Harlem, the Big Apple has been dipped in caramel and is more tempting than ever. And visitors are eating it up in record numbers: more than 45 million people were estimated to have visited New York City in 2007 to see what all the buzz is about...
Legoland California and Sea Life Aquarium Travel Tips
Kids will love to watch sharks, stingrays and other creatures of the deep interact in habitats that incorporate Lego sculptures at the Sea Life Aquarium. Courtesy of Legoland CaliforniaNo Southern California family vacation is complete without a visit to Legoland, mecca for the ankle-biter set, and its new addition, Sea Life Aquarium. The parks are located in Carlsbad, Calif.—30 miles north of d...
Two new relevant features of PS3 Firmware 2.6 update
Sony update brings with it a host of new features designed to improve the PS3 experience.
The first African American president of US sworn in
Black, white or no matter what this is a moment in history for all people of the United States.
Johnson & Johnson posts 14% gain in 4Q Profit, lowers 09 outlook
Johnson & Johnson reported an increase of 14 percent in its fourth quarter profit Tuesday but issued a lower 2009 forecast.