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India: Freebies outshine real issues in Tamil Nadu polls

The assembly polls in India’s southern state of Tamil Nadu will mark as one of the hotly contested and most unpredictable elections in decades.

Freelance 'slaves' strike back: Bloggers sue HuffPost, AOL

Before the afterglow of a $315-million windfall AOL acquisition faded, Huffington Post was in the news again; this time for wrong reasons. A prominent freelance writer and trade unionist and a group of bloggers have filed a class action suit against Arianna Huffington, the HuffPost and AOL for allegedly mistreating the unpaid writers who provided content to the site in its growth years.

Zuckerberg Faces Suit For 50 Percent Of Facebook

A businessman from upstate New York claims he owns 50 percent of Facebook -- and that Mark Zuckerberg defrauded him.

When Do the NBA Playoffs Start?

The NBA Playoffs are about to get underway

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Egypt sentences blogger to 3 years in prison for criticizing military

A prominent Egyptian blogger, Maikel Nabil, has been sentence to three years in prison after being convicted of “insulting the military and publishing false news,” according to his attorney.

Google mystifies with halt on street view photography in Germany

Google mystifies with decision to halt Street View photography in Germany for no obvious reasons despite a recent legal victory.

Time Warner Cable Shares Hit New 2-Year High

Shares of Time Warner Cable Inc. (NYSE: TWC) touched a new 2-year high of $73.19 on Friday. The company said it has filed a request for declaratory judgment relating to Viacom Inc. (NYSE: VIA) cable networks.

Summoned by state prosecutor, Mubarak denies corruption charges

In his first public statements since he was toppled as president of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak denies he and his family have engaged in corruption. He also denied that he kept money or other assets in foreign bank accounts.

NBA PLAYOFF OUTLOOK: Knicks Better Off Against Heat or Celtics?

New York will face either Miami or Boston in the playoffs

House Republicans Vote Down Net Neutrality

The House votes to thwart FCC's net neutrality attempts. The legislation now goes to the Senate and White House, where it is expected to not pass.

Unlike Most Players, Manny Ramirez Has No Shame

The way Ramirez bows out of baseball speaks volumes

LAKERS PLAYOFF PICTURE: Assessing the Potential First Round Opponents

The Lakers need to continue winning in their final regular season games

MAGIC JOHNSON ON TWITTER: No need to worry Lakers fans. They will be ready come playoff time.

The NBA legend comforts Lakers fans

Celtics vs. Bulls (Live Coverage)

The Boston Celtics face the Chicago Bulls

NBA PREVIEW: Boston Celtics at Chicago Bulls (Tonight, 8:10 PM EST; TV: TNT)

The Bulls host the Celtics in a battle of the two best Eastern Conference teams.

Tiny Shareholder Takes On Cisco In Stock Fraud Suit

A shareholder with only $1,551 in stock has accused Cisco execs of misleading the market.

Lakers' Andrew Bynum Emerges as a Rebounding Star

The Lakers' center has been on a tear on the boards lately

Shutdown would put hundreds of thousands on leave

If a shutdown does begin after a Friday deadline passes, hundreds of thousands of federal employees would be furloughed, tax refunds from paper-based filers would not be processed and federal loans for small businesses and new federal home loans would not be processed, Senior Obama Administration officials said on Wednesday.

DISH Buys Blockbuster Assets Out Of Chap. 11

DISH Network has bought Blockbuster's assets for a mere $320 million.

What Happens in a Shutdown?

As the Friday deadline approaches for Congress to decide on funding the federal government, past experience shows that a shutdown in the government would necessitate furloughing many employees not directly related to saving lives or protecting property, with the exception of programs which have multi-year funding such as Social Security.

Judge Nixes Bid To Dismiss Apple Suit Against Acessory Maker

A federal judge has ruled that Apple can go ahead with its suit against a maker of unlicensed accessories for iPhones and iPods.

Libya planned to kill civilians even before revolt started: ICC

The International Criminal Court (ICC) says that the regime of Moammar Gaddafi planned to kill civilians even before the revolt in Libya commenced as a way for the government to stave off the kind of rebellion witnessed in neighboring Tunisia and Egypt.