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Gold Gains on Global Fears over Eurozone Health

Gold prices rose Tuesday on global concern about the future of the euro zone, the continent's currency and the fragile state of worldwide economic growth.

Car industry urges bold action over euro debt

Car industry executives from around the globe urged Europe's politicians to take bolder steps to solve the bloc's two-year-old debt crisis, warning its single currency could be derailed without more decisive action.

U.S. Investors Concerned Europe Debt Crisis Will Worsen

U.S. investors remained concerned that Europe's leaders are not getting ahead of the Greek crisis, which could result in a full-fledged Europe bank crisis, even as German Chancellor Angela Merkel, while not committing more German funds to possible intervention, again dismissed talk of a Greek default.

Snapshot: U.S. alarmed about euro zone, Greek default talk grows

Alarm is growing in the United States at Europe's inability to solve its debt crisis and talk of a full-on Greek default is on the rise. Following are the key events and developments on Tuesday.

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A file photo of Osama Bin Laden in Afghanistan

Is Osama Bin Laden Really Dead? Some Don't Think So

Is Osama bin Laden really dead? That's what the young lady asked me.She knew I am a journalist, not quick to buy suspicious facts peddled as such, but not quick to buy into conspiracy theories, either -- like the one that Osama bin Laden's death at the hands of U.S. military was faked.

Somalia Denies Reports of CIA Detention Center in Mogadishu

It's an underground prison in the compound of the presidential palace.

Russia’s Deadliest Plane Crashes in Last 10 Years – A Report

Russia's recent plane crash took 43 lives. Although the country has been suffering from criticism for poor aviation facility, not much effort has been taken by the government. 10 most shocking and deadliest plane crashes that happened in Russia are discussed in this report.

No CIA Black Sites Here, Says Romania

[Romania] has no information whatsoever showing that there existed secret CIA detention centers on its territory, the Foreign Ministry stated, responding to allegations that the country hosted secret black sites, where terror suspects were tortured.

HSBC to cut 3,000 jobs in Hong Kong

HSBC <0005.HK> , Europe's biggest bank, is to cut 3,000 jobs in Hong Kong over the next three years as it targets its first wave of an aggressive cost-cutting plan on five countries.

England 1-0 Wales - Match Highlights (VIDEO)

England trudged to a 1-0 win against Wales at Wembley, leaving them within a point of qualifying for the European Championships 2012.

CIA Black Sites are Europe's Dirty Secret

The Council of Europe's Human Rights Commissioner Thomas Hammarberg demands that European governments come clean about hiding the CIA's secret prisons.

Vandals deface Jewish pogrom memorial in Poland

Vandals defaced a monument to victims of a World War Two pogrom against Jews in Poland, covering it with racist inscriptions and swastikas in green paint, police said on Thursday.

Madonna arrives at the Venice airport during the 68th Venice Film Festival

Madonna, Polanski Films Vie for Venice Limelight

The Venice film festival promises a pop superstar and a whiff of scandal Thursday, with Madonna presenting her second feature and Roman Polanski notable by his absence at the world premiere of his new picture.

The Most Dangerous Countries For Newborns Around the World [PHOTOS]

The United States could be worse than 40 other countries when it comes to infant mortality.

U.S. Newborn Death Rate Trails Behind 40 Other Nations

The United States could be worse than 40 other countries when it comes to infant mortality. New research done by the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that babies under four weeks old account for 41 percent of child deaths worldwide.

More Infants Die Early in US than in 40 Countries, Including Cuba: WHO Study

The United States is worse than 40 other countries when it comes to infant mortality. A report published on Tuesday by the World Health Organization (WHO) said babies born in the U.S. have a higher risk of dying within the first month of life than babies born in 40 other countries.