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Libya's leader Muammar Gaddafi poses after an interview with TRT Turkish television reporter Mehmet Akif Ersoy at the Rixos hotel in Tripoli March 8, 2011. P

ICC issues arrest warrants for Gaddafi, son

Should Gaddafi leave Libya, he could now stand trail at the UN's International Criminal Court.

Israel: Conciliatory in run-up to UN vote on Palestine statehood

Despite the escalation of long-running tensions over settlements and a flotilla to deliver aid to Gaza, Israel has recently taken measures to woo Paris and other key votes at the UN.

International Criminal Court orders arrest of Gadhafi, his son

The Hague-based International Criminal Court on Monday issued arrest warrants for Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, his son and the country's spy agency chief for crimes against humanity committed four decades ago.

Rafael Nadal of Spain reacts after defeating Ryan Sweeting

Wimbledon Day 7 Live Coverage

Live Coverage of all the Wimbledon action on day 7 as all 16 of men's and women's fourth-round ties take place.

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Hacker George Hotz joins Facebook as product developer

George Hotz, well-known iPhone and Sony PS3 hacker, is following in the footsteps of many other celebrated hackers who got hired by technology giants. Hotz, also known as GeoHotz, has joined Facebook and is said to be involved in product development. Hotz's Facebook page says he has been a software engineer at Facebook since May 9. Earlier, Facebook profile hacker Chris Putnam, iOS hacker Peter Hajas, Twitter hacker Michael Mooney, and Ashley Towns, the creator of the first ever iPhone worm,...

Ex-Employee Embeds Porn Image in CEO’s Computer

The city of Baltimore just prosecuted its first hacking case and a bizarre one at that.

lympiakos Piraeus president Marinakis addresses reporters during a presentation of a new player in Piraeus

Match-Fixing Scandal Strikes Greek Football

Dozens of people have been detained in Athens in connection with an alleged match-fixing scandal that has struck Greece’s football leagues.

Sony alleged to have neglected security; Will face lawsuit

As the PlayStation Network recovers from back-to-back hacker attacks, Sony will face a lawsuit filed by three men alleging Sony was well aware of the inadequacy of its security system. According to a Reuters report, the litigation was filed earlier this week in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California. The trio, Felix Cortorreal, Jacques Daoud Jr., and Jimmy Cortorreal, all of New York, said in court documents, Sony knew that its inadequate security systems placed it a...

Ryan Dunn Death: Can Dunn be Sued?

While Jackass star Ryan Dunn's private memorial service held on Wednesday was peaceful and his life and death have been honored by many fans and media, one question remains unanswered. Can Dunn be sued?

Lee Anthony wipes tears while testifying during Casey's murder trial at the Orange County Courthouse in Orlando, Florida, June 24, 2011 and (inset) An image projected on a courtroom monitor shows Cindy Anthony (L) with Caylee

Casey Anthony Trial Day 27: Casey's pregnancy, swimming pool and dysfunctional Anthony family in focus

Casey Anthony trial resumed on Friday (Day 27) and the dysfunctional Anthony family was revealed under the sun as Casey's mother and brother gave their tearful testimony in the court.

Tunisia Joins International War Crimes Court

Tunisia on Friday became the first North African state to join the International Criminal Court, Reuters reported.

Chinese Dissident Ai Weiwei Banned from Tweeting

After nearly three months in jail, Chinese democracy activist Ai Weiwei was freed this week, but that doesn't exactly mean he's 'free.'

Anthony's Mother Claims ‘Chloroform’ Search, Daughter in Pool Shown [PHOTOS]

Cindy Anthony took the stands on Friday to testify in what has been an emotional trial for her. Her granddaughter Caylee Anthony is dead and her daughter Casey Anthony is accused of murdering her.

Andy Roddick: Wimbledon Loss Requires a Comeback

The American tennis star had his second-straight early exit from Wimbledon.

Conservative Group Seeks $120 Million to Counter Obama's Fundraising Muscle

American Crossroads, a powerful political action committee whose fundraising helped propel sweeping GOP gains in 2010, said Friday it plans to raise $120 million to counter the Obama campaign's virtually limitless financial clout.

Amazon facing sales tax across across many states

Amazon threatened by sales tax issue, J.K. Rowling

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.

A camera used for Google street view is pictured at the CeBIT computer fair in Hanover

Google Responds To FTC Probe; Unclear On Their Concerns

Google responds to the FTC probe and says it will oblige with the agency's requests.

2011 New York City Gay Pride Parade Route

Here's the 2011 Gay Pride parade route for New York City.

Cindy Anthony testifies during her daughter Casey Anthony's first-degree murder trial in Orlando

Is Cindy Anthony lying to protect her daughter?

New revelations by Cindy Anthony on the 26th day of Casey Anthony murder trial have weakened the strong circumstantial evidence against the accused, Casey. Cindy Anthony, Casey's mother, testified in court that she had conducted Internet search on Chloroform in Anthonys' home computer. Cindy also said that the stain on the trunk liner of the car was already there when Cindy and her husband bought it from a used car dealership in Orlando.

Ukraine ex-prime minster faces corruption charges

The trail against Yulia Tymoshenko was chaotic and inflammatory on Friday.

Apple alleges Samsung of ‘slavishly copying’ its technology; including the new Galaxy Tab .

Apple: Samsung Is Blatantly Copying Us

Apple is now suing Samsung in South Korea, the electronics company's home base.

US President Obama speaks to the media alongside Google CEO Schmidt in Washington.

White House urged to maintain distance from Google

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.

Ron Artest Wants to Be Called Mr. 'Metta World Peace'

Unlikely but true: Ron Artest changes his name to Metta World Peace

Fake it until you make it? Controversial NBA star Ron Artest seems to be saying change begins with him with his surprising legal name change.

Mother and son convicted of genocide by international court

In the ongoing case over the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, the first woman to be convicted of genocide will get life in prison

Political ads on TV to rise in 2012 elections

A no caps policy on political ads sees unprecedented rise in broadcast revenues.

Marijuana Bill Stands 'Snowball's Chance in Hell' in Congress

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.