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U.S. Spec-Ops Raid Rescues American Doctor Dilip Joseph From Afghan Insurgents

An American doctor was rescued during a raid Saturday just days after Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan took him captive.

Rolling Stones '50 And Counting' US Gig Plays To The Gallery (PHOTOS)

The Rolling Stones' lead singer, Mick Jagger, showed the world once again on Saturday night why he's still the best frontman in popular music. Even more impressive, he proved the point at a U.S. concert that's part of the group's tour celebrating their 50th anniversary as a band.

Chavez Again In The Grip Of Cancer; Names Successor

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will return to Cuba Sunday for another surgery after doctors diagnosed him with recurring incidence of cancer.

West Virginia Senator Slams Upcoming MTV Reality Show 'Buckwild'

U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., penned an open letter to MTV President Stephen K. Friedman asking him to cancel the forthcoming reality-television series “Buckwild” because of its depiction of West Virginians.

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Week Ahead: Asian Stock Markets Likely To Maintain Bullish Momentum

Asian markets are expected to open on a positive note as better-than-expected U.S. non-farm payroll data eased fears.

US Drone Strike Kills Al-Qaeda Commander In Pakistan

A U.S. drone attack reportedly killed a top al-Qaeda commander in Pakistan Thursday.

Foes With Benefits: US, Russia Spar Over Human Rights Provision In Historic Trade Bill

Congress has passed a bill that would ease U.S.-Russia trade, but the Magnitsky Act brings human rights into the equation.

An investor sits at a terminal in front of a screen displaying stock information at a brokerage house in the financial district of Beijing

Weekly Roundup: Asian Stocks Rise Amid Upbeat China Data

Asian markets rose in the week as investor sentiment was lifted with China's manufacturing and service activity expanding in November.

'Gangnam Style' Singer Psy Apologizes For 2004 Song About Killing American Soldiers

News that “Gangnam Style” singer and South Korean crossover hit Psy had once performed a song with lyrics about killing American soldiers and their families went wide on Friday. In response, Psy has issued an apology for the song.

Same-Sex Marriage Cases To Be Heard By US Supreme Court

After months of speculation, the U.S. Supreme Court has chosen to weigh in on same-sex marriage, not once but twice.

Marijuana Legalization Could Be Overturned By Federal Law As President Obama Takes Heat For Sidestepping Issue

Excitement about marijuana legalization in Colorado and Washington has been tempered by local uncertainty about how to proceed and major questions that have plagued lawmakers at the federal level.

Pearl Harbor Twitter And Instagram Pictures 71 Years After December 7, 1941 [PHOTOS]

Pictures of Pearl Harbor were posted on Twitter and Instagram 71 years after Dec. 7, 1941.

Union Stronghold Michigan Just Got A Little Less Union-y

With the Michigan vote, U.S. states are divided almost equally on right-to-work legislation.

Psy Allegedly Rapped About Killing 'Yankees' In 'Dear American' Before 'Gangnam Style' Went Viral [AUDIO]

Almost a decade before Psy became famous in the U.S. and all over the world for “Gangnam Style,” he allegedly rapped about “slowly and painfully” killing American soldiers and civilians, as reported by MTV News.

Josh Hamilton became the 16th player in MLB history to hit four home runs on Tuesday.

Why The Yankees Should Sign Josh Hamilton And Trade Curtis Granderson

The New York Yankees should sign free agent Josh Hamilton and trade Curtis Granderson.

Developed Countries Suffer Wage Squeeze - Minimum Wages Key To Cutting Working Poverty: ILO

Average salaries in developed countries are expected to have risen by no more than inflation in 2012.

China Holds a Grudge: China's New Visa Reforms Snub Norway

China's new visa policy allows citizens from 45 countries to enter for 72 hours without a visa. But Norway remains off the list.

Morsi's Call For Dialogue Rejected, Mocked By Opposition, Deepening Egyptian Rifts

Protests, some violent, continued after Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi called for dialogue with the opposition over the draft constitution.

Drew Barrymore Baby, Actress Dishes To Ellen DeGeneres, On Why She Named Her Daughter Olive

According to Barrymore, she and husband, Will Kopelman, named their daughter Olive after her size at three-months gestation.

Bill Clinton Rumors: Is U.S. Ambassador To Ireland In Bubba's Future?

Will Bill Clinton be the next U.S. ambassador to Ireland? Rumors are heating up that Bubba may covet the diplomatic spot as his wife, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, laughed off the speculation.

Bondage Bonuses: Random House Shares '50 Shades' Wealth With Employees

Random House, publisher of E. L. James's "Fifty Shades of Grey," is giving $5,000 bonuses to all of its employees.

UC Berkeley Could Ban Salvation Army Bell Ringers Over Alleged Anti-Gay Stance

Berkeley's student government wants campus to part with Salvation Army bell ringers and their red kettles, over anti-gay allegations.

JCP Ad Offends One Million Moms, More Campaigns The Group Fights Against

Check out some other popular culture staples that One Million Moms opposes.

Pearl Harbor Anniversary Ceremony Live Stream: December 4, 1941 Remembered 71 Years Later

Live stream footage of the Pearl Harbor Anniversary Ceremony in Hawaii.

Megabanks Like Citi, Bank Of America, Barclays, UBS And JPMorgan To Do Well In 2013: Fitch

Next year should be a good one for big banks such as Bank of America, Barclays, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and UBS.

12 Biggest Travel Stories Of 2012 - And Their Impact

From “superstorms” to mega disasters, 2012 was, by all accounts, an eventful year. More than 1 billion people traveled - led by the ramp-up in Chinese tourists.

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