Linda Christian, the Hollywood actress of the 1940s and heartthrob Tyrone Power’s second wife, who became the first Bond girl, died on Friday in Palm Springs, California.
Ankita Mehta
Jul 26, 2011
At least 122 firearms from a botched U.S. undercover operation have been found at crime scenes in Mexico or intercepted en route to drug cartels there, according to a Republican congressional report being issued on Tuesday.
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Jul 26, 2011
A government program to track guns purchased by drug cartels resulted in over 100 guns turning up at crime scenes, including that of a murdered U.S. Border Patrol agent, according to a highly critical report released by lawmakers on Tuesday.
Jeremy White
Jul 26, 2011
So far, there have been 97 reported cases of illness resulting from an outbreak of Salmonella Agona, ten of which involved individuals being hospitalized, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 25, 2011
The Texas company is voluntarily recalling the FDA detected salmonella matching the outbreak strain. Salmonella can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in children and elderly with weakened immune systems.
Laura Matthews
Jul 25, 2011
More than 100 oil workers and contractors hired by Mexico's state oil monopoly Pemex have aided criminal gangs stealing millions of barrels of fuel over the past decade, a document obtained by Reuters shows.
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Jul 25, 2011
A post mortem examination on British singer Amy Winehouse, who died at the weekend, failed to determine how she died and more toxicology tests are being carried out, with the results expected in two to four weeks, police said on Monday.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 25, 2011
BP would be wise to consider splitting its operations, as ConcoPhillips and Marathon Oil recently have, to possibly gain back up to 100 billion in value, according to an analyst.
John Talty
Jul 25, 2011
Kristin Cavallari and Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler have reportedly called off their engagement.
Mark Johanson
Jul 25, 2011
U.S. health regulators on Monday warned people not to eat Mexican-grown papayas from Texas distributor Agromod Produce Inc., as they investigate a possible link to a salmonella outbreak in 23 states. So far, the outbreak of Salmonella Agona has resulted in 97 reported cases of illness, ten of which involved individuals being hospitalized, across the country, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 25, 2011
Wedding bells can be heard for former reality TV star Kristin Cavallari and NFL quarterback Jay Cutler.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 25, 2011
The Gulf Dead Zone is the biggest ever this year. It's about 3,300 square miles right now, or roughly the size of Delaware and Rhode Island combined, but researchers at Texas A&M University say it's likely to become much larger, TG Daily reported.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 25, 2011
A diver was almost swallowed by a whale shark while he was staring into the mammoth jaws of the largest fish in the world that feed mainly on plankton. The breathtaking photograph was captured by photographer Mauricio Handler in the waters of Mujeres Island in Mexico.
Kukil Bora
Jul 24, 2011
The launch of Google’s new social networking site, Google+, had set off of debate over its potential for survival in a field dominated by Facebook.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 23, 2011
A look at the early exits of the South American giants.
Bobby Ilich
Jul 22, 2011
A mega fight might be in the works.
Bobby Ilich
Jul 22, 2011
Project Delirium, a 20-month multi-agency law enforcement investigation, which targeted the La Familia Michoacana drug cartel, has been successful in arresting approximately 1,985 individuals on narcotics-related charges, the Department of Justice (DoJ) announced today.
Amrutha Gayathri
Jul 22, 2011
The trial of a 14-year-old hit man for a Mexican drug cartel, who admitted to beheading four people and suspected of killing three more, has started in Mexico.
Jijo Jacob
Jul 22, 2011
A Texas teen believes he has shot and killed the rumored beast
Jeremy White
Jul 21, 2011
Utilities companies are taking extra precautions to ensure people who are upping their electricity use to cope with the heat wave do not trigger a repeat of the 2003 blackout that temporarily plunged cities from New York to Detroit into darkness.
Jeremy White
Jul 21, 2011
As a potentially deadly heat wave scorches 32 states, utilities companies are taking extra precautions to ensure added strain on the electrical grid does not trigger a repeat of the 2003 blackout that temporarily plunged cities from New York to Detroit into darkness.
Jeremy White
Jul 21, 2011
Marijuana legalization across the United States is not too far off, according to one legalization advocate.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 20, 2011