Mid-way thought the holiday of Ramadan, a nearly nationwide attack in Iraq has left dozens dead and hundreds injured
San Francisco's BART braces for an evening protest on Monday as the FCC investigates Thursday's cell phone shutdown.
Some would have you believe the U.S. Congress can't do much to create jobs: not true. If Congress says "build us an aircraft carrier," a short time later, an aircraft carrier will appear. Likewise for roads, bridges, schools, hospitals, and the electric grid -- all of which in the U.S. need work and would create jobs.
The trial of Hosni Mubarak in Cairo will be postponed for three weeks. When it resumes, the television cameras will have been removed from the courtroom.
Warren Buffett has touched a national nerve.
Building him up only to tear him right back down, former President Bill Clinton called Texas. Gov. Rick Perry a "good-looking rascal" before slamming his anti-Washington rhetoric as "crazy" at a New York appearance Monday.
The communist nation held its first gay wedding over the weekend, although the event cannot be said to be the first same-sex marriage.
South Africa is in the midst of a massive waves of strikes by tens of thousands of workers across many industries which threaten to paralyze the national economy.
The latest expansion of an already bloated federal government is a program aimed at putting free mobile telephones into the hands of low-income Americans.
Institutional investors, turned off by a slow-growth economy that?s led to low-return stocks, piled in to oil, driving up its price, worsening the economic conditions that led them to invest in oil in the first place.
Warren Buffett is urging Congress to stop coddling America's rich people with tax loopholes.
Warren Buffett, in a New York Times op-ed, suggested that the U.S. government raise taxes on the investor class.
Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni will allow 7,100 hectares of virgin forest to be farmed for sugarcane, his spokesperson told Reuters on Monday, potentially triggering a repeat of protests that stopped a similar deal in 2007.
More than 200,000 South African municipal workers walked off the job on Monday, a trade union said, in a strike which intensifies labour strife that has rocked Africa's biggest economy.
Republican presidential candidate front-runner Mitt Romney said Monday he likes Texas Governor Rick Perry. But Romney said he's the best at creating jobs.
Kenya's central bank raised on Monday its discount window rate to 11.34 percent from 6.25 percent previously, a posting on its website showed, after it revised its overnight lending rules last week.
Suicide attackers and car bombs hit cities across Iraq on Monday, killing at least 60 people in apparently coordinated assaults authorities blamed on al Qaeda affiliates intent on destabilizing the government.
British Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband delivered the following speech in the wake of devastating riots at his old school, Haverstock Comprehensive in Chalk Farm, London.
For 12 hours, Libyan rebel Ahmed Oraybee had been moving from one building to the next in the town of Zawiyah, trying to hunt down the pro-government snipers stalking its neighbourhoods.
Newly announced GOP presidential candidate Texas Gov. Rick Perry, launched a pair of Web videos introducing him as a candidate.
Coincidentally, 16,000 officers were deployed across London recently to quell the rioting that swept the city.
With his approval rating at an all time low, U.S. President Barack Obama launched a Midwest bus tour to improve country moral and reconnect with voters.
U.S. officials suspect that Pakistan allowed the Chinese military to see secret new U.S. technology -- the U.S. helicopter that crashed in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden -- despite explicit requests from the CIA not to.
Sarah Palin's One Nation bus tour rolled into Ronald Reagan's hometown after a memorable stop at the Iowa State Fair.
Critics have chided President Barack Obama for his economic reforms, which they view as too big, or too liberal. The reality is however, that if Obama's reforms don't stand, and the economic/social problems are not addressed, an even more-liberal public official will likely emerge to propose and enact bigger changes.
Shortages of steel raised fears that the automobile industry would suffer production cuts and might have to lay off significant numbers of their own workers.
The trial of the former Egyptian president has been adjourned and banned from live broadcast, a judge in charge of the trail announced on Monday.
Defense lawyers argue that Anthony served probation while in jail.
Norwegian police Sunday took accused gunman Anders Behring Breivik back to the island of Utoya to reconstruct the killing of 69 people last month.
The economic mess that America faces isn?t because of "extraordinary" tax breaks for high-net-worth Americans; it's the result of decades of social welfare programs that have created a permanent, self-perpetuating welfare state.
