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Obama Defies China, Meets With Dalai Lama

U.S. President Barack Obama has defied and angered by meeting privately with the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader.

Elusive Snow Leopards Sighted in Afghanistan Mountains [PHOTOS]

A surprisingly healthy population of snow leopards has been photographed at 16 different locations using camera traps in the mountainous region of Wakhan Corrider, Afghanistan, reported the Wildlife Conservation Society.

GOP Presidential Fundraising: the Winners and Losers

The latest campaign finance data provides a window into the hierarchy within the still-crowded Republican presidential field.

Gold Price Set to Zoom to Higher Records on Possible Dollar Sell-Off, EU Soverign Crisis

If the Fed wades further into muddy stimulus waters, that will set the stage for a certain gold boom in the short to medium term. Historically, a dollar sell-off has been the biggest force behind a gold boom. If the Fed takes recourse to another round of easing in pursuit of its goal of propping up job creation and real growth, it will inadvertently cause a dollar sell-off and trigger, in turn, a gold super rally.

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Elin Nordegren’s New Boyfriend is Rich Financier Jamie Dingman

Elin Nordegren's new boyfriend in 2011 is Jamie Dingman, a financier in the empire of his billionaire father Michael Dingman.

Will Japanese upstage US Women in FIFA World Cup Soccer?

The US Women face the Japanese in the FIFA World Cup finals soccer game on Sunday in an epic battle between the upstart teams in Frankfurt, Germany.

Bad Driving Cure, Money-Making Ploy?

Bad driving is a disease and it can be cured, according to one doctor in the People's Republic of China.

Warriors Rumors: Stephen Curry to play basketball in China

The ongoing NBA lockout has gone on for more than two weeks now, and players around the league are considering playing overseas while the labor dispute continues. Golden State Warriors star point guard Stephen Curry could be one of those players, playing basketball in China.

Bad Driving Cure From China: A Business Venture?

Bad driving is a disease and it can be cured, according to one doctor in the People's Republic of China.

Endangered Snow Leopard, World's 'Most Elusive' Cat, Thriving in Afghanistan

Snow leopards are listed as globally threatened

Who is Elin Nordegren's New Boyfriend (Hint: He’s Rich)?

Elin Nordegren's new boyfriend is the son of a billionaire who's richer than Tiger Woods. He's name is Jamie Dingman, son of billionaire Michael Dingman, reported the New York Post.

Elusive Snow Leopard Population Caught on Camera in Afghanistan

A Wildlife Conservation Society study used camera traps to gather photos of a group of rare snow leopards in the remote mountains of Afghanistan.

Networked restaurants: from finance to funky tunes

Making money from social networks is the holy grail for tech startups, and a Moscow firm reckons it has found a way to do so by creating a front-to-back restaurant management system that includes a loyalty scheme.

Sorry Tiger, Elin Nordegren Has a New Beau

Elin Nordegren is dating someone new.

Elin Nordegren Dating a Billionaire

Elin Nordegren is reportedly dating Jamie Dingman, a marketing executive in New York and the son a wealthy investor Michael Dingman.

Italy Finally Turns its Back on Gaddafi

Italy has pledged support -- and Euros -- to the rebels fighting in Libya.

Rare Earth Prices Will Soar as China Easing Disappoints US, EU

The United States and the European Union slammed China's partial easing of export control of the rare earth minerals on Thursday.

S&P Joins Moody’s, Dagong to Warn US Against Debt Default

The chorus of voices warning against a US debt ceiling induced default is growing.

Rogue State Stole 24,000 Pentagon Files with Sensitive Data in March

In one of the most blatant cyber attacks carried out against the United States by a foreign government, as many as 24,000 Pentagon files were stolen in March, US Deputy Secretary of Defense revealed on Thursday.

Bernanke warns spending cuts could derail recovery

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned on Thursday that overzealous cuts to government spending in the short term could derail a shaky recovery and said a debt default could wreak financial havoc.

Pentagon Seeks Cyber Security Strategy After Massive Hack of 24,000 Files

The Pentagon suffered the most significant breach yet of its cyber security system, underscoring fears that secret defense files and networks are vulnerable to cyber attacks and lending a sense of urgency to the institution's push to bolster its cyber security.

Baby Bottles, Canned Food Full of Dangerous Chemical, Senator Warns

Everyday consumer products from canned food containers to baby bottles are full of a potentially lethal chemical known as bisphenol A (BPA) that can lead to numerous health defects, U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif. said in an op-ed column.

Government Hacked: 24,000 Files Stolen in Worst Pentagon Cyber Attack

America's defense agency is having trouble defending itself, as the largest-ever cyber attack on the Pentagon lent a sense of urgency to the institution's push to safeguard defense secrets and networks by bolstering cyber security.

China Urges U.S. to Act Responsibly on Debt Ceiling

China Thursday called on the United States to adopt responsible policies and measures to guarantee the interests of investors -- a communique that highlights the rising concern about a possible U.S. Government default. Meanwhile, modest debt talk progress was noted on Day 5, with bipartisan agreement on at least $1.5 trillion in spending cuts over 10 years.

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