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China and America to clash on financial issues

Is China to Blame for Massive Hack Attack on U.S.?

Some are blaming the Chinese government for a massive hack that victimized several government agencies in the U.S. and abroad.

Earth?s Lopsided Moon May Have Been Shaped by a Crash [PHOTOS]

Our planet's lopsided moon may have swallowed up its smaller sibling after a collision, which may have resulted in its asymmetric terrain, scientists propose. Erik Asphaug, a planetary scientist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and his colleague Martin Jutzi recently wrote an article about the creation of the moon, which is published in the journal Nature.

Enterprise flash storage market ripe for tie-ups

Competition is brewing in the small but booming market for flash memory used in corporate data centers, and analysts foresee a wave of consolidation as larger players move in.

Calif. authority plans more catastrophe bonds soon

The California Earthquake Authority plans to take part in more catastrophe bond deals every four to six months after successfully closing its first one this week, the agency said on Tuesday.

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Violent crime in the US is on a long-term decline

Why is Violent Crime in the U.S. on a Long-Term Decline? (Part 2)

Experts are baffled by the declines in violent crimes in the U.S.

Why is Violent Crime in the U.S. on a Long-Term Decline? (Part 1)

Violent crime in the United States has been falling across the board for at least the past five or six years.

Redmond O'Neal arrested for alleged drug possession

Redmond O'Neal, the son of actors Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal, was arrested again on Tuesday after police said they found heroin and marijuana inside his car.

Tom Sherak re-elected AMPAS president

Tom Sherak has been re-elected to a third term as president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, AMPAS announced on Tuesday night following a meeting of its Board of Governors.

BrightSource to offer solar-plant energy storage

BrightSource Energy Inc on Tuesday said it was now able to store the energy its solar thermal power plants produce, allowing them to function during after the sun sets.

K-Swiss Earnings: Will Kenny Powers Ads Lead to Profit?

At one time K-Swiss was known as a conservative white tennis shoemaker, but that all changed when it hired fictional athlete Kenny Powers as its spokesman.

Police arrest Los Angeles man suspected of arson spree

A Los Angeles man who may have served time in jail for setting fire to restaurants and bars in Japan while stationed there as a U.S. Marine is suspected in a spree of arson attacks in California, authorities said on Tuesday.

Earth's Two Moons Collided Creating an Asymmetrical One: Theory

Earth once might have had two moons, according to researchers.

Google Hires Top Government Patent Lawyer to Aid Team

Google adds a top FTC lawyer to its internal team

Four snapshots from the computer simulation of a collision between the moon and a smaller companion moon

Second Moon Orbited Earth Before Collision With its Bigger Sister [VIDEO]

A second moon orbited the Earth but a slow-motion collision with its bigger sister left our planet with one, scientists say. Astronomers believe that this collision, which lasted several hours, can explain the moon's asymmetry.

Travel Tips for a Tech-Free Getaway

Tips on how you and your family can get back to the basics and break your digital addiction. Do think you can do it?

More U.S. State Parks Closed Due to Budget Cuts

State parks, recreational areas and reserves around the United States are closing their doors as severe budget cuts leave little room for operational costs.

Salmonella Vaccine Investigation Revolutionizes Space Microbiology.

Salmonella-Tainted Turkey Outbreak Strikes 26 States: CDC Offers Safety Tips

U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) continues to investigate the outbreak of Salmonella poisoning that spread across 26 states linked to ground turkey, as a new strain of salmonella highly resistant to the antibiotic Ciprofloxacin surfaces, scientists say.

Apple Systems Merge Could Speed Functions, Boost Profit: Analyst

Apple may plan to merger chips and software for future apps, analyst says.

President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden meet with House Speaker John Boehner and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington

Analysis: Debt debate diminishes everyone

The chaotic and often ugly debt-ceiling talks managed to avert a potential economic catastrophe but inflicted new damage to the political reputations of most of the key players.

A worker processes turkeys at the West Liberty Food processing plant

Multi-Drug Resistant Salmonella Surfaces, As CDC Investigates Outbreak

A recent study published on Wednesday suggests that two strains of Salmonella are resistant to multiple antibiotic treatment drugs as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, along with the U.S. Department of Agriculture?s Food Safety and Inspection Service investigate a multi-state outbreak of Salmonella poisoning linked to ground turkey.