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'Jurassic Mother' of Humans Was Tiny Shrew: Study

Evolution's arc is a long one: the recently unearthed fossil of the Jurassic Mother, a tiny shrew-like creature that lived among dinosaurs, could be the ancient forerunner of humans.

Earliest Human Ancestor Was Shrew-Sized, Lived Among Dinosaurs

A tiny mammal that weighed less than a chipmunk and coexisted with dinosaurs may have been an ancient forerunner to mammals and eventually humans, according to a new study.

Earliest Ancestor of Today's mammals Discovered in China

A Fossil of the Jurassic Mother, known to be the earliest ancestor of today's placental mammals has been discovered by a paleontologist in China.

Visitors Awed by Martin Luther King Memorial [PHOTOS]

Martin Luther King's memorial has awed visitors as it opened for a public preview at the National Mall in Washington on Monday ahead of Sunday's official dedication ceremony

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Hubble Space Telescope photograph of the dwarf planet Pluto

Pluto's Controversy Remains: To be a Planet or a Dwarf, That's the Question

Five years ago today, Pluto ceased to be a planet, when the International Astronomical Union demoted it to a newly created category of dwarf planet.The decision to redefine the long-known ninth planet of the solar system remains controversial today, with some disagreements among scientists as well as confusion among the public.

Court says Assange tried to avoid the Swedish authorities, orders extradition

WikiLeaks: U.S. Seeks Assange Info Through Patriot Act

The United States government has issued a production order to Wikileaks for information on Julian Assange, through the Patriot Act, according to WikiLeak's Twitter feed.

Analysis: Slowdown could make Germany rethink euro crisis stance

After being held up as a model of strength in a region saddled with debt and low growth, Germany suddenly finds itself in a perfect economic storm that could force it to rethink its approach to the crisis plaguing the wider euro zone.

U.S. Vice President Biden gestures to his Chinese counterpart Xi during a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing

Insight: U.S. Gets Rare Chance to Size Up China's Next Leader

Before Joe Biden left China this week, the last thing Vice President Xi Jinping told him over dinner was simple: he wants to be friends.

Russia's President Medvedev and North Korean leader Kim smile during their meeting at the "Sosnovyi Bor" military garrison in Siberia's Buryatia region

North Korean Leader Kim, Russia’s Medvedev Talk Gas Pipeline Deal, Nuclear Testing

Kim and Medvedev also discussed the possible construction of a pipeline that would cross through North Korea into South Korea.

A woman flashes a victory sign during celebrations in Green Square, renamed Martyrs Square by rebels, in Tripoli

Gaddafi Flees Tripoli HQ Ransacked by Rebels

A beleaguered Muammar Gaddafi vowed on Wednesday to fight on to death or victory after jubilant rebels forced him to abandon his Tripoli stronghold in an apparently decisive blow against the Libyan leader's 42-year rule.

China vows to appeal raw materials WTO case

China vowed on Wednesday to appeal a recent World Trade Organization ruling against its raw materials export policy, a case that could threaten Beijing's handling of rare earths.

Moody's Downgrade of Japan Lifts Gold

Gold bounced back on Wednesday after suffering its worst setback in 18 months, as risk appetite retreated on Japan's debt rating downgrade, while oil and metals were supported by hopes the U.S. would inject fresh stimulus to boost the economy.

Japanese Gold Investors Start to Cash in

For Eriko Ebina, standing outside a downtown Tokyo medical equipment store that has a side business buying gold, the recent surge in prices for the precious metal was just too tempting.

Acer sees more losses as revamp charges hurt Q2

Taiwanese PC maker Acer Inc reported a worse-than-expected quarterly loss, the first in company history, as it took charges to reorganize in a troubled first half, and said it would be impossible to break even for the full year.

China Vows to Appeal Raw Materials Ruling by WTO

China vowed on Wednesday to appeal a recent World Trade Organization ruling against its raw materials export policy, a case that could threaten Beijing's stance on rare earths, which it contends is in line with the trade body's rules.

China COSCO seeks to reassure shipowners over unpaid bills

China COSCO Holdings <1919.HK> <601919.SS>, the country's top shipping company, sought to reassure investors on Wednesday that negotiations with shipowners over unpaid bills would be resolved and its business remained strong.

China says Google has not sought approval on Motorola

China's Commerce Ministry said it had not received an application for regulatory approval from Google Inc on its planned $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility Holdings.

China's Renren Signs Deal with Microsoft's MSN

Chinese social-networking site Renren said Wednesday it has signed an agreement with Microsoft's joint venture instant messaging firm, MSN, to cooperate in areas of instant messaging and social networking.

China's Renren signs agreement with Microsoft's MSN

Chinese social-networking site Renren said on Wednesday it has signed an agreement with Microsoft's joint venture instant messaging firm, MSN, to cooperate in areas of instant messaging and social networking.

U.S. Ambassador Visits Rebellious Syrian Town

The U.S. ambassador made a surprise trip to a southern Syrian town Tuesday, his second visit to an area rocked by protests against President Bashar al-Assad and a move likely to antagonize the authorities in Damascus.

Gold Back up to $1,851 after Brief Drop

Gold rebounded more than 1 percent Wednesday after posting its biggest drop in 18 months, as risk appetite retreated after Moody's downgraded Japan's debt rating and strong buying interest in Asia's physical market lent support.

China Urges 'Stable Transition,' Talks to Libya Rebels

China urged a stable transition of power in Libya Wednesday and said it is in contact with the National Transitional Council, in the clearest sign yet that Beijing has effectively shifted recognition to rebel forces.

Edward Zwick to direct Legendary East's first project

Edward Zwick has signed on to direct Legendary East's first project, The Great Wall, the company said Tuesday.

A motorist pumps fuel into his vehicle at JJ's Express Gas Plus station in Phoenix gas station in Phoenix

Oil Price Outlook sours, Citi Sees 20 pct Fall

Several major banks cut sharply their oil price forecasts on Tuesday, with Citigroup saying that even if the United States printed more money, oil would stay depressed by weak economic growth and fresh supplies from Libya.

These are reportedly components for the iPhone 5

Apple Prepares iPhone 5 and Cheaper Cousin: Report

Apple is getting ready to launch two phones, according to people familiar with the matter, confirming rumors that have run rampant for months which suggested another phone would join the launch of the iPhone 5.

China gas tax rebate may nudge spot LNG imports up

A tax rebate on natural gas imports may accelerate China's purchases of liquefied natural gas, but only marginally given high prices for spot supplies and the nation's policy of using long-term contracts.

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