Vibo Valentia, while a popular destination for travelers, is in dire need of infrastructure improvements.
Florida's Democratic Party release a video highlighting the controversial and often insulting comments the Florida Republican has directed at Democrats.
A Japanese woman, nicknamed the Black Widow, has been sentenced to death for murdering three former lovers in 2009.
President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle paid an effective tax rate of about 20.5 percent in 2011, but would like to be paying more in order to make the U.S. tax system more fair.
A showdown over control of an oil company is pitting Argentina against its former colonial ruler, Spain. The bone of contention is an Argentinian company that the government may seize from Spanish oil major Repsol.
A federal appeals court in California ruled that a ban preventing public broadcasters from airing public issue and political advertisements was unconstitutional.
The hashtag #CoryBookerStories was created on Twitter after the Newark mayor saved a female neighbor from a burning building. The tweets are catapulting Booker to Chuck Norriseque Internet folk hero status.
These countries have much bigger fish to fry than some wayward fishermen.
The warning follows South Sudan's capture of the disputed Heglig oilfield on Tuesday after a series of border skirmishes with its northern neighbor.
President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden released their 2011 tax returns, a personal turn in the debate about tax policy.
Alabama's tough new immigration law has faced a torrent of criticism, and Alabama lawmakers are debating new legislation that supporters say will address those concerns.
Cuba’s absence from the summit may be a point of contention.
Newark, NJ Mayor Cory Booker on Friday said he doesn't feel like a hero, after rescuing a neighbor form a burning building, but that he did what anyone else would have done.
Syrian opposition leaders called for massive peaceful demonstrations around the country on Friday, just one day after the deadline of a joint Arab League-United Nations cease-fire expired.
Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: RDSA) on Friday said the oil slick first reported Thursday in the Gulf of Mexico is starting to dissipate.
Failure of the satellite and rocket, launched to mark the ascendancy of Kim Jong-un and celebrate the 100th birthday of North Korea's founder, the late Kim Il-sung, sparked fears the country will pursue further launches nuclear tests.
The military has taken over the West African country of Guinea-Bissau, in a coup d'etat on Thursday, a few weeks before the country's presidential elections.
British Prime Minister David Cameron and Myanmar's democratic leader Aung San Suu Kyi Friday said that sanctions on Myanmar should be suspended, not lifted, to continue the reform process.
Newark Mayor Cory Booker ran into a burning home to save his neighbor from a fire Thursday night. He was taken to the hospital for second degree burns and smoke inhalation.
A Mexican mockumentary video that is made by children depicting the political, social and cultural degradation of the country has gone viral in the internet, gathering more than three million hits in three days.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron said that the European Union should suspend its sanctions as Myanmar's civilian government moves toward democratic reform.
With the election of Suu Kyi into Myanmar's parliament, some Rohingya are optimistically cautious.
Barely minutes after takeoff, North Korea's rocket exploded scattering debris over the Yellow Sea, triggering an international search as the US and other countries believe that the debris could be a mine of information to assess the reclusive country's nuclear and missile capabilities.
An unexpected drop in the US trade deficit in February has prompted analysts to raise the first quarter GDP growth estimates.
Growth was 8.1 percent in the first quarter, the lowest since the same period in 2009, largely due to weak global demand and reduced investment in domestic real estate.
A divided federal appeals court struck down a federal ban on political advertising on public TV and radio stations, a decision that could open the public airwaves to campaign ads for the November elections.
North Korea launched its long-awaited rocket Friday morning, but it fell apart within minutes, U.S. officials said.
Heavy weapons fire echoed through the capital of Guinea-Bissau Thursday, witnesses said, and soldiers surrounded the residence of former Prime Minister Carlos Gomes Junior, the frontrunner in a presidential election.
Jorge Fernandez Diaz laid out the draconian plans in Congress on Thursday, which would criminalize those caught organizing street protests on-line that seriously disturb the public peace.
Ann Romney had the means to hire help in raising her five sons, but she went about it the way the average American mother would -- with no assistance at all.
