Anthony Weiner Photo: PR Blunder or Hidden Secret?
The press will continue to hound Anthony Weiner because he simply hasn't provided a satisfactory answer. He's either hiding something or committing big PR blunders.
China blamed for Gmail hack attack; cyber warfare in focus
A cyber attack that originated from the Chinese city of Jinan that selectively targeted key government officials in the U.S. and its allies has focused uneasy limelight on China, even as the western governments are tinkering with their military rule books to call cyber attacks 'acts of war'.
Syrian forces kill 41 in Rastan
41 civilians die as Syrian forces attempt to crush pro-democracy protests, a human rights lawyer said on Wednesday, as opposition leaders met in Turkey to plot the downfall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Reuters reported.
At least 4 dead after Mass. tornadoes, governor says
At least four people have been killed in the tornadoes that struck western Massachusetts on Wednesday, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick said.
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New cyber war: Did Chinese state authorize hacker attack on US and allies?
Chinese hackers broke into the personal Gmail accounts of senior officials and military personnel of the U.S. government and it allies and stole sensitive data, setting the stage for an era of heightened cyber tension between the world's top military powers. The latest hack attack, which might bring Google and the Chinese administration into a fresh fist fight, was precisely planned and executed, raising doubts if the Chinese state had authorized it.
Obama campaign sets $60 million raise goal for June
President Barack Obama's campaign on Wednesday set a goal of raising $60 million in June to benefit Obama's re-election and the Democratic National Committee, a source involved in the campaign said, Reuters reported.
Huckabee's doors open to be GOP running mate
Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee may have declined a 2012 White House bid, but he hasn't completely ruled out being the running mate to the GOP nominee.
Iowan GOP Begs Christie to Run, How Desperate Are They?
Presidential candidates usually go to Iowa and beg for votes in the primaries. In 2012, however, Iowan voters are so desperate that they’ve become the beggars instead.
Democrat Hochul sworn in as newest House member
Democrat Kathy Hochul was sworn in as the newest member of Congress Wednesday, pledging to work with the GOP to solve the nation's problems.
Jon Huntsman Op-Ed Endorses Ryan's Budget Plan, Challenges Critics to Do Better
Jon Huntsman flashed his economic credentials today in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that espoused Republican talking points and increased the former Utah governor's visibility as he mulls running for president.
Tornado Watch in Boston: Weather Extreme as Twister Hits Springfield
There is a tornado watch in effect in Boston on Wednesday evening with reports of a tornado touchdown in western Massachusetts.
Anthony Weiner Photo Saga: Can't Say With Certitude It's Not His Photo
Rep. Anthony Weiner told NBC that he could not say with certitude that a photo sent from his Twitter account depicting a bulging crotch was not of him, although he denied sending it.
Sarah Palin: French gave Statue of Liberty as 'warning' on U.S. democracy
Sarah Palin in New York on Wednesday reflected on the meaning of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island as her 'One Nation' tour of historical sites and wound its way past the country's largest city.
Sarah Palin visits Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island after pizza dinner with Donald Trump
The former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin continued her tour in New York City today, visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island for a tour.
Meet the ladies Anthony Weiner follows on Twitter
You're following an awful lot of young women on Twitter. Is there a reason you get so many ladies that you're following? a reporter asked New York Representative Anthony Weiner on Tuesday.
Libya claims NATO air strikes have killed more than 700 civilians
The government of Libya claim that NATO air strikes on the country have killed more than 700 civilians and injured more than 4000 since the campaign commenced in March.
Palin Bus Tour to Become Nationwide
Sarah Palin's bus tour will live up to its One Nation moniker when the potential presidential candidate heads for the West Coast.
Civil Unions Now Legal In Illinois
In the latest victory for gay rights advocates, same sex couples in Illinois are lining at courthouses across the state today to receive licenses binding them in civil unions.
E. Coli Outbreak in Europe Kills 16
German health officials say 16 people have been killed in the country so far by an E.coli outbreak. Officials have yet to figure out the source of the outbreak.
8 undecided senators hold the fate of same-sex marriage bill in New York
The fate of same-sex marriage in New york now rests on 8 senators who are undecided on the issue.
Chris Christie Urged to Run For President By Iowa Republicans
A group of Iowa businessmen urged New Jersey governor Chris Christie to run for president during a dinner at the governor's mansion yesterday, underscoring a sense of unease about the potential weakness of the current field of candidates.
Iraqis Living in Kentucky Indicted For Plotting to Aid Iraqi Terrorists
Two native Iraqis and alleged former insurgents were arrested and indicted in Kentucky on federal terrorism charges.
Latest Aftermath Photos of Torando Wreck in Joplin, Missouri
The number of missing people from a devastating tornado that hit Joplin, a city of 50,000 in southwestern Missouri, on May 22 reduced to ten on Wednesday, while Missouri officials continued the process of identifying the remains of bodies recovered.
9/11 Architect, Others Face New Charges From Military Tribunal
Military prosecutors recommended a new set of charges for alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shiek Mohammed and four alleged co-conspirators.
Tornado Aftermath: From Destruction to Revitalization
Cities devastated by tornadoes have a long road ahead, but rebuilding can create jobs
Pentagon says physical response not ruled out to deal with cyber threats
The US Department of Defense (DOD) has announced the military is ready to use physical attacks in response to cyber threats
Hurricane Season 2011 Officially Begins: Up to 6 Major Hurricanes Expected
As President Barack Obama receives his annual Hurricane Season briefing at the start of Hurricane Season 2011, he'll likely be told that there is a 70 percent chance of between 3 to 6 major hurricanes until the end of November, as above normal activity is expected this year.
Dramatic drop in private jobs creation raises fears about Friday’s nonfarm payroll
Private employers in the U.S. created only 38,000 jobs in May, a dramatic drop from the 177,000 jobs created in the prior month, and significantly lower than the 100,000 new jobs that economists had expected, according to a report from ADP.
Ron Paul the new Chuck Norris? Top “Facts” About Him
Move aside, Chuck Norris, “Ron Paul Facts” is now in. Ron Paul, a Texas Congressman and 2012 presidential hopeful, has inspired a fiercely loyal following around the country with his straight-talking Libertarian approach.
Australian economy shrank in Q1, due to natural disasters
Australia’s economy shrank by 1.2 percent in the first quarter of this year -- the sharpest quarterly drop in twenty years -- due largely to the devastating floods that swept across parts of the country late last year.
Debt Ceiling: Obama, Republicans to Meet At White House
President Obama will meet with House Republicans at the White House today in an effort to make progress on raising the nation's debt limit.
China bans social networking for the army
China has banned its military force from using social networking and other match-making websites to prevent leak of classified information.
Euro officials scrambling to save Greece from financial disaster
Speculation is rising that the cash-strapped Greek government is nearing an agreement with officials from the European Union, International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank on then next round of bailout financing.
Mladic in Hague, Serbia looks up to EU membership
After the arrest and extradition of Ratko Mladic, the notorious former Bosnian Serb Commander who was on the run for 16 years, Serbia is once again reviving its hopes for EU membership.
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