A new biplane design could make supersonic flights a reality again, according to an upcoming study.
The Dutch Royal family is trying to return to their normal routines following Prince Johan Friso's avalanche accident on February 17th. Queen Beatrix, Johan Friso's mother, returned to her royal duties at the beginning of March, attending a meeting with the Prime Minister, and later opening up the new Explosive Ordnance Barracks in Soesterberg.
Ali al-Naimi says current crude prices not justified by global economic conditions
Germany's Deutsche Bank said on Tuesday it had hired global security firm G4S to build and manage a new precious metals vault, as it seeks to cash in on booming investor demand for physical gold and silver.
Americans travelling to the Olympics could be exposed to measles and should be vaccinated before they go, the CDC warned.
Fans of Harry Potter know all too where platform 9 ¾ at King's Cross Station can bring them. Now, the station is undergoing a £550 million makeover and will include references to J.K. Rowling's story about the boy wizard.
Galaxy S3 rumors are high at the moment after a new Galaxy S3 photo surfaced online, which indicates March 22 release date. The South Korean firm is expected to release its new flagship device at a media event in London.
Adding to the long-running rumor mill of the device, a new leaked photo, claimed to be of Galaxy S3, has surfaced on Reddit, suggesting that the Korean tech giant's upcoming smartphone may run two different launchers. Sounds shocking?
French Queen Marie Antoinette -- who historically bears the brunt of having uttered the four words, summing up the obliviousness of the French monarchy to the poverty of the peasants, prior to the French revolution -- may have found her modern day avatar in the Syrian first lady Asma al-Assad. Upon learning that her subjects had no bread to eat during the famine that occurred in France due to the mismanagement of treasury, Antoinette, wife of Louis XVI of France, famously remarked: Let them ...
Asma al-Assad, the 38-year-old wife of Syrian regime leader Bashir al-Assad and a former investment banker, will likely join 114 other Syrians on a list of sanctioned individuals by the European Union, freezing her assets to preventing shopping, travel and other commerce in foreign countries; meanwhile, reports emerge of Assad's emails to friends where she boasts of the power of the Syrian regime, and that she is the real dictator.
The Gunners continue to be in the mix to make major changes this summer.
Manohar Aich, the 1952 Mr. Universe international bodybuilding champ, celebrated his 100th birthday with his children, grandchildren and great-great children in Kolkata, India on Sunday.
Fabrice Muamba is showing small signs of improvement according to a statement from the midfielder's club Bolton Wanderers. A friend of the soccer star also said that he is speaking minimal words in French and English.
Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) will chair a Congressional hearing next month to examine the effect closing of several refineries serving the East Coast has on gas prices.
The new and extended trailer shows more of the film's dark moments.
Fabrice Muamba, the young midfielder for England's Bolton Wanderers soccer club, remained in intensive care following a cardiac episode Saturday night.
A new official-looking photo of the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S3 phone has leaked onto a social media website, printed with a May 22nd release date.
Nicki Minaj has released the tracklist of her upcoming album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded (Young Money / Universal) due out for April 3 along with a full list of her UK tour dates.
On New Year's Eve 2004, after months of losing weight and suffering fevers, night sweats and shortness of breath, student Anna Watterson was taken into hospital coughing up blood.
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley might be a supermodel known for her stunning good looks, but her wardrobe is not half-bad either.
Clad in an electric blue dress borrowed from her mother, Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton made her first solo speech as a member of the Royal Family Monday. How did she do?
On New Year's Eve 2004, after months of losing weight and suffering fevers, night sweats and shortness of breath, student Anna Watterson was taken into hospital coughing up blood.
