The three-year old revelations of a former executive of Fox News, a New York-based subsidiary of News Corp., suddenly take on a new light.
News Corporation chief Rupert Murdoch faced a surprise attack from a man during a parliamentary committee hearing on Tuesday over the phone hacking scandal. The unexpected incident forced a 10-minute halt of the proceedings.
The three-year old revelations of a former executive of Fox News, a New York-based subsidiary of News Corp., suddenly take on a new light.
A U.S. Government default must be avoided by Washington lawmakers at all costs, former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers underscored, as it would trigger a financial panic worse than that precipitated by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in late 2008.
Authorities said the circumstances surrounding the death of former News of the World reporter Sean Hoare doesn't appear to be suspicious.
Former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum, his campaign floundering amidst stagnant poll numbers and dismal fundraising, pleaded with New Hampshire voters to go all out if they choose to support him.
British police have confirmed that former News of the World employee named Alex Marunchak also worked for Scotland Yard, adding more evidence to a rapidly expanding case of collusion between Rupert Murdoch's media empire and Britain's top law enforcement agency.
The stock is down almost 17 percent since July 5.
I will tear my clothes off for Putin
The young son of Medicis CEO Jonah Shacknai died this weekend, the Los Angeles Times reported. The boy's death comes after Shacknai's girlfriend was found dead in the same mansion two days after the child's fall.
A Gary, Indiana man was prevented from donating blood because he appears to be a homosexual, even though he maintained that he is straight.
A sense of optimism regarding research touting the benefits of preventative, early AIDS treatment permeated the annual International AIDS Society conference in Rome, even as members called for more equitable access to treatment.
The disaster killed 270 people on board and on the ground.
President Barack Obama's march to $1 billion in campaign cash continues, as a combination of small donations and effort by fundraising heavyweights garnered the president $46 million in the second quarter.
Prominent HIV/AIDS researchers kicked off the annual International AIDS Society conference by hailing crucial breakthroughs in AIDS treatment, but tempered their enthusiasm with a call to more evenly distribute access to treatment.
Sean Hoare, the first journalist to point a finger at Andy Coulson, saying he was aware of the phone hacking by his News of the World staff, has been found dead.
Yukari Mihamae has become a mirror for frustration over stringent airport security after she allegedly groped a TSA agent.
British Prime Minister David Cameron will shorten an overseas trip in order to keep a parliament session on the phone hacking scandal.
In a presidential campaign likely to be a referendum on President Barack Obama's economic management, GOP hopeful Michele Bachmann's gay rights views -- and the seemingly regular fallout they generate -- could make or break her 2012 presidential push.
Pictures of endangered animals, and how they are sold illicitly across the globe.
Ecuador starts a 72 hour ban on liquor after 21 people died over the weekend.
What's next for Warren and the agency she was instrumental in creating?
Silvio Berlusconi has been denied an application to move his case where he has been accused of having sex with an under-aged prostitute to a special tribunal for ministers in Rome, the BBC reported.
Nations thank this world leader for his continued service on his 93rd birthday.
John Yates has resigned as Metropolitan Police Assistant after being informed he would be suspended in connection with the Met’s hiring of former News of the World executive Neil Wallis as a public relations consultant.
Moody's says the U.S. should eliminate its legislative debt ceiling limit altogether. Moody's says the limit does no good, since lawmakers can still approve expenditures anyway. Moody's says the debt ceiling limit only serves to create angst among bondholders as the limit is approached but not raised on a timely basis.
The Taliban has released a video showing the execution style killing of 16 Pakistani tribal Policemen who were captured in a cross- border raid from Afghanistan in June, the Associated Press reported.
U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn.,'s position on gay rights is playing an increasingly central role in her campaign, with Politico reporting that gay rights activists are focusing their energy on Bachmann as a foil for the gay rights movement.
A video allegedly released by the Pakistani Taliban shows what appears to be the execution of sixteen policemen in the lawless north-western part of the country.
Mandela has been receiving a lot positive messages and best wishes from all over the world. But his birthday is inspiring an international day of community service.
