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Roadside bomb kills 8 U.S. troops in Afghanistan

Eight U.S. troops were killed by a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan on Thursday in the deadliest single attack on foreign forces in a month, the U.S. military said, reported Reuters.

Top Women CEOs in US: Fortune 500

Top positions of leadership in American businesses are still dominated by men, but top women CEOs in the US are breaking the so-called glass ceiling.

Spiraling debt points to dollar free fall; 'there won’t be anyone to bail out US'

Experts warn that the worsening of the debt crisis means dramatic hike in interest rates, a free fall of the dollar and higher inflation. The negative impact of this scenario will be felt across the world, bedeviling economic recovery everywhere. Critics say the Federal Reserve mandarins are engaging in the outright destruction of the dollar.

Cat fight in Bin Laden's harem: 'Youngest wife tipped him off to US'

Some wives of Osama Bin Laden think his youngest wife, Amal al-Sadah from Yemen, may have tipped off the terror mastermind to the Americans. This is apparently the latest juicy detail to have escaped closed door questioning of Bin Laden's captured family by Pakistani interrogators.

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Pakistan asks US to cut down military mission

The Pakistan government has asked United States to cut down the number of military trainers that the US has stationed in Pakistan, the Pentagon said on Wednesday, reported Reuters.

Clinton Headed To Pakistan For Talks

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will likely visit Pakistan soon to discuss ways that both countries can cooperate again in the war against terrorism, according to reports.

Singapore and Malaysia: Jewels of South East Asia

Southeast Asia is rapidly becoming one of the world’s most powerful economic juggernauts, driven by fast growth and strong monetary policies by local central banks.

The 10 most preferred US destinations by overseas travelers in 2010, L.A. 2nd

According to the latest statistics of the US Office of Travel and Tourism Industries, L.A. was the 2nd most preferred US destination by overseas travelers in 2010 surpassing Miami which claimed the spot in 2009.

123 killed so far in 8 deadliest tornadoes

Eight people were killed in three states due to violent storms that swept through a swath of the central U.S.

Sanctions imposed on Iran shipping companies

European Union has besieged more Iranian shipping companies as a move to tighten sanctions which have been imposed on the Islamic Republic.

Venezuela condemns US sanctions on oil company

Hugo Chavez's government has condemned United States sanctions which imposed Venezuela's state oil company for doing business with Iran.

John Edwards likely to face indictment over campaign violations: Reports

Two-time Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards is likely to face an indictment for using campaign donations to conceal an extra-marital affair and love child, ABC News reported on late Tuesday.

Negotiators weighing $1 trillion in deficit reduction, says Biden

The latest round of deficit talks between the White House and Congress, Vice President Joe Biden said on Tuesday, the negotiations are focusing on getting at least 1trillion dollars in the spending cuts.

US Storm Prediction Center issues severe thunderstorm watch for Texas

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for portions of Central Texas, which is effective this Tuesday night and Wednesday morning from 1120 pm until 400 am cdt, the US Storm Prediction Centre said in a statement.

US dividing Arabs to help Israel, says Iran

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said the U.S. is plotting divisions among Arab states to save Israel.

US team visits North Korea as Kim Jong-il is away in China

North Korea's secretive leader Kim Jong-il toured east China on Monday, while the U.S. government team flew to North Korea to assess food shortages.

Why Israel refuses 1967 borders?

United States President Barack Obama, as part of the Middle East peace speech on Thursday, called for two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, which would be based on the 1967 accords.

More trouble for Strauss-Kahn as his DNA matches on maid's clothes

Investigators have found matching DNA of former IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn with the clothes of the hotel maid who accused him of attempted rape.

Hillary Clinton and William Hague stress on US-UK bond

The relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States is unique and indispensable, said British Foreign Secretary William Hague.

Obama, Cameron to discuss Libya, Middle East issues

U.S. President Barack Obama begins his visit to Britain where he and Prime Minister David Cameron will hold talks focusing on Libya and the Middle East.

4 NATO soldiers killed in roadside bomb in east Afghanistan

At least 4 service members from the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan were killed in a roadside bomb attack on Monday.

Joplin, Missouri Tornado 'The Beast' kills 116, 7 rescued so far

The EF-4 category(second strongest classification) tornado that ripped across Joplin, Missouri yesterday Sunday May 22, claimed the lives of 116 people so far and has become the deadliest to hit US terrain since 1953 when another tornado struck Flint, Michigan where 116 were killed as well.

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