Obama’s troop withdrawal plan from Afghanistan has stirred California lawmakers' criticism with both parties of Golden State congressional delegation responding strongly.
Two elite welterweights battle on Saturday night.
The Americans have a tough task ahead of them.
Ryan Dunn, the 34 year old star of MTV's Jackass died on June 20, 2011 in a car crash.
Amazon.com got big, fast on the heels of sales tax breaks in most states in the U.S. That may be ending in more states soon, threatening the company's sales and earnings.
Google responds to the FTC probe and says it will oblige with the agency's requests.
Federal regulators will hit Google with subpoenas, begin civil probe
Consumer Watchdog on Friday said the White House's close relationship with the Google is inappropriate, as the Internet search company is currently under review by Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice, a report said on Friday.
John J. Connolly, the FBI agent responsible for Bulger's escape 16 years ago will be released from federal prison in four days.
Some companies will win, some companies will lose as growth slows in the American economy and inflation rises. Here's a list of five winners, and five losers.
The Winklevoss twins are going after Facebook from an alternate argument.
The first-ever Congressional bill to let states legalize marijuana is a bipartisan effort, and the group of police and judges who make up LEAP, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, are 100% in favor of it. However, majority support does not appear likely in the current session of Congress.
Apple Inc. has filed a patent suit with a court in South Korea, claiming Samsung Electronics copied its intellectual property, the latest in the companies' legal tussle over their best-selling smartphone and tablet devices.
From people with serious concerns to people looking for quick money, everyone seems to be suing Facebook. Following are some of the most frivolous litigation filed against Facebook to date.
U.S. Federal Trade Commission will issue subpoenas to Google and other companies as part of an investigation into practices in Google's search engine business.
Looks like the Duchess of Cambridge has taken the idea of using recycled outfits too seriously as official portraits of the newly-wedded couple show Kate wearing the same dress she wore before the royal wedding.
The Winklevoss Twins, who sued Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for allegedly copying their idea for the world’s most popular social networking site, are now taking the fight to a federal court in Boston, a day after they decided not to appeal a U.S. Supreme Court to undo a 2008 settlement with Zuckerberg.
The West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center issued a tsunami warning for the coastal areas of Alaska on Thursday evening after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake was recorded in the Pacific Ocean off Alaska.
Does the Cupertino-based company have new plans for future navigation services?
The Winklevoss twins are still after Facebook. A filing on Thursday showed that the Winklevoss twins aren't giving up yet. In abandoning their California case, they've resumed a case filed in Boston courts.
The Federal Trade Commission is looking to investigate whether or not Google has abused its strong position in web search.
The Winklevoss twins aren't done with Facebook. On Wednesday, they filed a document stating that they will not appeal a decision against them rendered by a California court, which seemed to indicate they're abandoning their Facebook lawsuit.