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Libyan Rebel Commander Says Gadhafi Is in Desert Stronghold

Moammar Gadhafi is in a desert town outside Tripoli planning a counterattack, a Libyan military chief said Thursday morning.

Libya: One Gadhafi Son Wants to Talk; Brother Vows No Surrender

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi"s most prominent son, Saif al-Islam,

Two of Moammar Gadhafi's sons clashed on the airwaves Wednesday, with one offering peace and another promising a 'war of attrition' as a final battle for control of Libya's coast loomed.

Headless Remains of Aussie Outlaw Ned Kelly Identified Ending 130-Year Mystery

It was a DNA sample from one of Kelly's descendants that confirmed that one of the skeletons, which was missing most of its skull, was indeed that of the notorious killer, said Victoria Attorney General Robert Clark.

Alarmists Got it Wrong, Humans Not Responsible for Climate Change: CERN

Global warming and climate change are phenomena that broke the bonds of scientific circles to emerge as a matter of debate between believers and skeptics. Countless studies validating and denying global warming have seen the light of the day, providing fodder for more, often somewhat bitter debates. Within the past month, Nobel Prize winner and leading climate change alarmist Al Gore has called those who deny global warming akin to racists, and pseudo-...

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IBM buys British security analytics firm i2

IBM has agreed to buy British security analytics software firm i2 for an undisclosed sum, it said Wednesday, as it continues to devour companies that can help its clients deal with growing mountains of data.

White Samsung Galaxy S2 Released in UK, Challenging Apple's iPhone

Samsung's flagship Galaxy S2, touted as the next iPhone killer, is rolling out a white version, again, setting its sight on countering Apple's white iPhone.

Facebook 'Friending' Leads to Contempt Charge for Texas Juror

Texas juror Jonathan Hudson has plead guilty to contempt of court after trying to befriend the defendant of the case, Courtney Downing.

Investors slash equities in August melt: Reuters poll

Global investors slashed their holdings of equities below 50 percent this month and piled into cash, reflecting what was lining up to be the worst August for world stocks since 1998.

Volunteers collect the decomposed bodies of African mercenaries from the Gaddafi brigades who were killed during fighting with rebels in Tadjoura

Tripoli Celebrates Gadhafi-Free Holiday; U.N. Releases Funds to New Regime

Diehard followers of Moammar Gadhafi are refusing to surrender, raising the prospect of new fighting in Libya when an ultimatum expires after this week's Eid holiday.

WikiLeaks says website was target of cyber attack

WikiLeaks said its website had been the target of a cyber attack late on Tuesday as it proceeded with the release of thousands of previously unpublished U.S. diplomatic cables, some still classified.

Nasa Devises 'Global Exploration Roadmap' to Mars

A Global Exploration Roadmap that will introduce a 25-year scenario for visits beyond Earth orbit is being drawn up by Nasa and their counterparts around the world. The destination?

Foreign visitors look around at a showroom displaying Samsung Electronics' products at the company's headquarters in Seoul

Apple iPhone 5 Nemesis Galaxy S2 Hits U.S.

Widely touted as the iPhone 5 killer, Samsung's Galaxy S2 smartphone has made it to the United States, quelling anticipation, and pre-empting its U.S. rival by at least two months.

China reinterprets untying the knot

After Jia Lin divorced twenty years ago, his wife got both house and son, leaving the Beijing cook with little more than a fresh start.

China is confident more foreign investments will flow into the country

China's yuan could challenge dollar role in a decade

Here's a bold prediction to feed Western worries that power is shifting inexorably to the East: China's yuan could overtake the U.S. dollar as the world's principal reserve currency as soon as next decade.

London Carnival Stabbing Recalls Aug. Riots

A stabbing at the annual Notting Hill Carnival in London ruined the city's hopes of ending the summer without further incident. On Monday, a young man was stabbed in the stomach in the north London neighborhood. He was hospitalized in a critical, but stable, condition.

Samsung Galaxy S2 Release Not Affected, Despite NYC Launch Event Delayed by Irene

A candidate among the next iPhone killers, Samsung Galaxy S2 awaits its slightly delayed U.S. unveiling, keeping its seat as the world's second thinnest Dual-Core smartphone, only behind a Japanese smartphone, NEC Medias N-04C.

China's yuan could challenge dollar role in a decade

Hurricane Irene Aftermath: Thousands of UK Travelers Stuck in U.S. Airports

According to reports, these weary travelers may be stuck for days as airlines stagger to get back on schedule.

S&P trims euro zone growth outlook

Ratings agency Standard and Poor's lowered its economic growth forecasts for the euro zone on Tuesday, but said the shared currency bloc was not headed toward a new recession.

Queen Latifah Would Like to Loosen up Kate Middleton's Look (PHOTOS)

American designer Queen Latifah has revealed her thoughts concerning dressing and styling the Duchess of Cambridge, Catherine (Kate) Middleton of Britain.

Live-in Couples More Likely to Divorce After Marriage: Study

Couples who live together before marriage are at significantly greater risk of divorce, a recent report says.

A Chocolate a Day May Keep Heart Disease at Bay: Study

Regular consumption of chocolate may slash the risk of developing heart disease by a third, according to a research published in the British Medical Journal and presented at the European Society of Cardiology's conference in Paris Monday.

British singer Adele performs "Someone Like You" at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles

Video Music Awards Draw Record 12.4 Million Viewers

The buzz-heavy 2011 Video Music Awards scored the biggest audience in MTV's history, MTV said Monday.

Mobile ad firm Blyk names insider Eric Kip as CEO

Blyk, a pioneer in the mobile-telephone advertising business, said on Tuesday it has appointed its chief commercial officer, Eric Kip, to take over as chief executive, replacing co-founder Pekka Ala-Pietila.

Cuban Robles stripped of gold as more drama grips Daegu

Cuban hurdler Dayron Robles was stripped of gold and glory at the world athletics championships on Monday in a twist every bit as dramatic as Usain Bolt's disqualification from the blue riband 100 meters sprint the night before.

Eric Schmidt on UK's Ability to Keep the Tech Edge: ‘Your Track Record Isn’t Great’

Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google, criticized the UK education system and warned that changes must be made if the country wants to keep its edge in technology.