Anonymous Backs Off Threats Against Los Zetas After Release of Kidnapped Hacker
Anonymous has called off its feud with Mexican drug cartel Los Zetas following the return of one of its members, who was kidnapped by the Zetas during an Operation Paperstorm protest in Veracruz. The hacktivist group had vowed to launch a retaliatory attack of exposure of taxi drivers, journalists, and members of law enforcement working with the cartel today, November 5, unless the member was released. The member was freed over the weekend, but carried with him a warning from L...
Jonah Hill and Sam Worthington Star in Call Of Duty Trailer
A new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 live-action trailers, The Vet & the n00b, has hit the web, and despite the lack of gameplay footage, movie stars Jonah Hill (Superbad) and Sam Worthington (Avatar) have made the video an Internet hit.
New push for offensive cyber arms disclosed
The Pentagon's advanced research arm, which played a key role in developing the Internet 40 years ago, said on Monday it will boost efforts to build offensive cyber arms for possible keyboard-launched attacks against enemy targets.
Avril Lavigne and boyfriend attacked in Los Angeles
Canadian singer Avril Lavigne and her boyfriend are recovering after being attacked outside of the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood in the early hours of Sunday.
Amgen to buy back $5 billion in stock, shares rise
Amgen Inc (AMGN.O) said it plans buy back $5 billion of its shares, or about 10 percent of outstanding stock, in a modified Dutch auction, which allows shareholders to choose the price at which they are willing to sell.
Nest Sold Out Until 2012
The Nest - the so-called 'iPod of thermostats' - barely touched down on the marketplace before selling out; the smart thermostat is so popular that you won't be able to get your hands on one until early 2012.
CBS Legend Andy Rooney Dies
Andy Rooney, who was famous for his wry, wise and curmudgeonly commentaries on 60 Minutes, has died of complications followed a recent surgery on Friday in New York. He was 92.
Michael Jackson's Doctor Conrad Murray Trial Day 23: Closing Arguments Submitted
A prosecutor and a defense lawyer of Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray trial gave their intense closing arguments, and hand over the case to jury for a verdict.
U.S. announces new push for offensive cyber arms
The Pentagon's advanced research arm, which played a key role in developing the Internet 40 years ago, said on Monday it will boost efforts to build offensive cyber arms for possible use against enemy targets by the U.S. military.
2011 Eid al-Adha Celebrations Around the World [PHOTOS]
World-wide, Muslims are slaughtering animals in celebration Eid al-Adha, a holiday based on Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his own son for Allah.
Miss World 2011 Winner Ivian Sarcos: From Orphanage to Global Stardom [PHOTOS]
Miss Venezuela Ivian Sarcos, 22, was crowned the Miss World 2011 beauty pageant on Sunday at Earls Court in London.
Dish Network Pays Dividend, Shares Rise
Dish Network Corp lost more subscribers than expected because of promotions from rivals such as DirecTV, but the satellite television provider paid shareholders a rare dividend, which sent its stock up as much as 7 percent.
Motorola wins preliminary ban vs Apple in Germany
A German court granted a preliminary injunction against Apple Inc in a patent infringement case that banned the California company from selling some devices in Germany.
Survey Finds Cheating Among Students at All GPA Levels
Many students surveyed justify cheating by saying that everyone cheats, survey finds.
NY Times sues Huffington Post over parenting blog
The New York Times Co has sued AOL Inc to force its Huffington Post online news website to rename a parenting blog with a similar name to its own.
Wall Street Drops on Italy Political Turmoil
Stocks fell on Monday as investors stayed focused on Europe, this time on the political turmoil in debt-burdened Italy, as a reason to sell risky assets.
Wall St drops on Italy political turmoil
Stocks fell on Monday as investors stayed focused on Europe, this time on the political turmoil in debt-burdened Italy, as a reason to sell risky assets.
Lindsay Lohan reports to jail, released hours later
Actress Lindsay Lohan reported to jail on Sunday to begin serving time on a probation violation, only to be released hours later due to overcrowding.
Like Crazy notches solid gains at box office
On a weekend without a notable debut by an indie film, Sundance Jury Prize winner Like Crazy grabbed the spotlight, grossing a solid $270,000 while expanding from four to 16 theaters.
Myriad Pictures acquires Matt Dillon movie
Myriad Pictures has picked up non-U.K. rights to Seconds of Pleasure, a drama being developed for the big screen and starring Matt Dillon, Julia Stiles, Kristin Scott Thomas, Brendan Fraser and Christina Hendricks, the company announced on Sunday.
Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez Remain Tight, Stole Show at MTV EMA [PHOTOS&VIDEO]
The young superstar couple Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez seem to be walking through the flames of rumors just fine - as the duo dazzled MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs) and spent time catching up with each other backstage.
LA Galaxy 3-1 Real Salt Lake: Match Highlights [VIDEO]
LA Galaxy will face Houston Dynamo in the final of the MLS Cup after beating Real Salt Lake 3-1 in the Western Conference championship.
ICE to launch new Brent NX crude contract December 5
Derivatives exchange ICE said on Monday it would launch its new Brent crude oil futures and options contract on December 5 with a first trading contract of December 2012 rather than February 2013 as initially proposed.
Scientists Crack Code of Pigeonpea, Drought-Resistant Crop
Pigeonpea - a minor agricultural crop more common in rural backyards than plowed fields, reached a milestone Sunday when Indian and Chinese researchers announced the decoding of the plant's genome.
Wall Street needs women, younger clients to compete: Krawcheck
Wall Street must raise its appeal to the next generation of investors and female professionals to remain competitive in the wealth management industry, the former head of Bank of America's wealth management unit said on Monday.
S.Africa stocks finish up 2 pct on late rally
South African stocks surged more than 2 percent on Monday, buoyed by a last-minute short covering on mixed news out of Europe, while gold miners such as Harmony Gold were lifted by stronger bullion.
Nigeria dismisses US embassy's hotel bomb warning
Nigeria's national security adviser on Monday dismissed a warning from the United States of an Islamist bomb threat to luxury hotels in the capital as not news, and said it was spreading unnecessary panic.
Islamist commander sees Libyan fighters keeping weapons
Fighters who toppled dictator Muammar Gaddafi in Libya's uprising will keep their weapons for now to aid in security, an Islamist commander said.
Liberia challenger warns of turmoil unless poll delayed
Liberia could tip into chaos not seen since its civil war if a presidential run-off election set for Tuesday is not delayed and reorganized, presidential hopeful Winston Tubman said on Sunday.
One killed in Liberia pre-election clash
Clashes and sporadic gunfire rocked part of Monrovia on Monday, killing at least one person after Liberian riot police fired tear gas to disperse several hundred supporters of presidential challenger Winston Tubman.
