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With the Nov. 6 Election quickly approaching, President Barack Obama is expected to be involved in a fierce campaign against Republican challenger Mitt Romney.

British Members of Parliament have condemned the UK Border Agency for failing to address its growing backlog of immigration cases involving foreign nationals who should have been removed from the country.

The Boeing Co. (NYSE:BA), the largest U.S. aerospace manufacturer, is expected to have higher revenue in the second quarter but lower earnings per share as profit from commercial airplanes is dampened by cuts in military spending and pension expenses.

The meeting, which will take place at the PM's official residence of number 10 Downing Street, is fraught with potential political faux pas. After all, the sitting PM is not -- according to a Downing Street spokesman who spoke to the Telegraph -- supposed to meet candidates in elections in foreign countries.

Britain's favorite royal ginger bachelor may be off the market for now. Rumor has it that Prince Harry has found summer love with beautiful blonde model Cressida Bonas.

Two Canadian sisters die mysteriously in their rented island bungalow, believed poisoned. Less than a week later, an Australian woman is stabbed to death in Phuket. Their deaths are the latest in a tumult of violence to shake tourism in postcard-perfect Thailand.

ABC’s drama “Revenge”, about a young woman seeking to destroy the rich Hamptons family that sent her father to prison, is adding a new cast member: actress Jennifer Jason Leigh best known for her role in Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

A national election is expected to take place in Zimbabwe next year. Without sanctions to condemn, Mugabe would be hard-pressed to find something else to blame.

Norwegians haven't let the massacre challenge the foundations of their society, which include liberalism, freedom and openness.

Michael Rake, deputy chairman of Barclays, has ruled himself out of contention to be its new chairman, striking a blow to the UK bank as it hunts for new leadership to steer it through its interest rate-rigging scandal.

Researchers at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden conducted a study that led them to find a correlation between heavy use of technological devices and mental disorders.

Els's victory is overshadowed by Scott's epic breakdown in the final four holes. Tiger Woods finished tied for third.

Prominent journalist and political writer Alexander Cockburn died in Germany on Saturday, according to his friend Jeffery St. Clair. Cockburn, 71, had been battling cancer for a couple of years.

Due to a dispute over pensions, hundreds of train drivers are planning to go on strike in central England during the Olympic Games, according to their trade union. The move could seriously disrupt the atmosphere of the games, leaving London disconnected from cities like Sheffield and Nottingham.

Watch highlights of Brazil's victory over Great Britain at the Riverside Stadium.

With one week remaining before the opening ceremony of the London Olympics, questions over the provision of security guards for the Games are popping up around Britain.

The latest on the bidding war ensuing for Robin van Persie and who Arsenal could bring in to replace the Dutch forward.

What guns laws are like elsewhere in the world, and how the U.S. outranks every other nation in gun ownership

Watch live coverage as Great Britain take on Brazil, plus a full preview, team news and prediction.

In response to the Dark Knight Rises massacre on Friday, theaters throughout Europe are taking added security precautions.

The 2012 Olympics are finally at hand, after four long years of training and anticipation by the world's best athletes and fans of sport from every corner of the globe.