Deportation Review Measure Receives Conservative Criticism
Advocates of tighter border control disapprove of new ruling.
Verizon Strike 2011: Two Female Strikers Arrested in Virginia
If convicted, each woman faces up to 18 months in jail and a $3,500 fine.
Pukkelpop Storm 2011: Five Dead, Dozens Injured (Video)
Ravaging storms struck the Pukkelpop Belgian music festival, killing five and injuring dozens after a stage collapsed on Thursday.
Taliban Suicide Gunmen Attack British Council Compound in Kabul, Killing 9
The assailants reportedly used a car bomb to demolish the compound wall and then forced their way in.
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Magnitude 6.8 Quake Jolts Japan Off Fukushima, No Damage
A strong earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.8 jolted northeastern Japan off Fukushima prefecture on Friday, the Japan Meteorological Agency said, although no damage was reported and a tsunami advisory for the area was lifted after no waves were sighted.
Hazare Exits Jail Triumphantly to Begin Hunger Strike
Indian anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare walked out of jail Friday, hailed by a huge crowd, to carry on his fast after the government caved in to mass protests across the country
Illegal Immigration: Obama Administration Suspends Deportations to Review Cases
U.S. authorities will review the cases of 300,000 illegal immigrants slated for deportation to make sure they are not focusing on deporting people who are low priorities for deportation, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Thursday.
3 Afghans Killed in Taliban Attack on British, U.N. Sites in Kabul
Taliban bombers killed two Afghan policemen and a civilian when they attacked offices belonging to the British Council and the United Nations in the center of the Afghan capital Friday, police said.
Republicans and Democrats spar over new House maps
Egypt: Three Soldiers Killed in Israeli Raid
An Egyptian army officer and two security personnel were killed during an Israeli raid on militants along the border Thursday, an Egyptian army official said.
Bill Clinton Goes Vegan All the Way
Bill Clinton has made the decision to go completely vegan - no meat, no eggs, and no dairy. That said, the former President is enjoying his new diet of beans, fruits, and vegetables.
British, U.N. Sites in Kabul Attacked
Taliban bombers attacked offices belonging to the British Council and the United Nations in the center of Kabul Friday.
Obama Says Assad Must Go, Orders New Sanctions
The United States and European Union called on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down Thursday, and U.S. President Barack Obama accused him of torturing and slaughtering his own people in what U.N. officials said could be crimes against humanity.
Rick Perry Seen Easier for Obama to Beat
White House hopeful Rick Perry has at least some supporters in the Democratic stronghold of Chicago -- President Barack Obama's re-election team.
Obama Accuses Assad of Slaughtering Syrian People
The United States and European Union called on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down on Thursday and President Barack Obama accused him of torturing and slaughtering his own people in what U.N. officials said could be crimes against humanity.
Giant Rats Invade New York
The highly-trafficked area around Central Park is over-run with rabbit size rats.
Flash Mobs: Is Technology to Blame?
The increase of violent flash mobs in the United States is proving that technology is a double-edged sword. Mass communication and social networking are connecting people across the world, but sometimes to the detriment of society.
China's Xi says China, U.S. should coordinate to boost mkt confidence
China and the United States have a responsibility to strengthen macro-economic policy coordination and together boost market confidence, Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping told visiting U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on Thursday, according to Chinese state media.
China Ming Yang, China Wind Power ink wind farm deal
Wind power producer China Wind Power International Corp said it signed an engineering contract with China Ming Yang Wind Power Ltd for the construction of its wind farm project in the Asian country.
Israel Attack: Photos of the Aftermath
Images from Israel Thursday, after gunmen, suspected to be from the Gaza Strip, entered the country from Egypt and attack civilians.
Georgetown-China Brawl: What Happens When Diplomacy Goes Bad (VIDEO)
The Georgetown basketball team got in a brawl with a professional Chinese basketball team.
Republicans Roast Obama Vacation as Economy Grinds to Halt
U.S. President Barack Obama left for a 10-day vacation at Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts on Thursday.
Sarah Palin Presidential Run: Will She Run for Office?
Karl Rove hints Palin may announce her candidacy after Labor Day.
Israel Bombs Gaza Strip in Retaliation of Thursday Attack
After seven people died when gunmen attacked a bus in Israel, the country has bombed the Gaza Strip, killing six.
Elderly Couple Who Refused Nourishment Evicted From Retirement Home
An elderly couple who decided they wanted to end their lives were evicted from their New Mexico retirement home after they informed staff of their plan to refuse food and drink.
Bloomberg Defeats Moms: NY Judge Dismissed Discrimination Suit
It was a sweet court victory for New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg when a federal judge dismissed claims against his namesake company Bloomberg LP for discriminating against pregnant women and new mothers.
Bill Clinton Adopts New Vegan Diet to Fight Heart Disease
A newly svelte Bill Clinton has adopted a new vegan diet in order to get healthy and fight heart disease, after he underwent two heart procedures since leaving his post as President.
10-Year Treasury Yields Hit 60-year Lows
We must not lose sight that Treasury yields have been artificially lowered by the massive buying program of the Federal Reserve associated with QE2.
Hershey Workers Walk Away, Protest Working Conditions
Foreign workers at the Hershey plant are sick of working conditions.
United States Calls on Syria's Assad to Step Down
The United States for the first time Thursday explicitly called for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down and imposed new economic sanctions likely to be followed up by the European Union.
Christine O'Donnell, Piers Morgan Battle Goes to Twitter
The battle between Christine O'Donnell and CNN show host Piers Morgan has moved from the studio to Twitter, where the duo is playing the controversy back on forth on the social network famous for tweets.
Drug Co. Lawyer Caught Bribing Witnesses in Mexico
A Mexican lawyer for American drug company Baxter International Inc. was caught on tape bribing a expert testifying against the pharmaceutical manufacturer in an ongoing lawsuit.
Elizabeth Warren Running Against Scott Brown?
Looks like Warren might be thinking about it for 2012.
Rick Perry: Evolution 'Just a Theory’
This week, Gov. Rick Perry has not been able to resist knocking down scientific theories that are considered facts by a good chunk of the modern world. First it was global warming; now, it's evolution.
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