Tea Party Express launches bus tour from California
With the Republican campaign for the White House taking shape, hundreds of Tea Party activists kicked off a national bus tour on Saturday, aiming to rally their base and new recruits to the conservative political cause.
Hurricane Irene cuts power to 3.3 million
Hurricane Irene knocked out power to 3.3 million homes and businesses along the East Coast, forced two nuclear plants to shut and idled oil ports and refining as it approached New York City early on Sunday.
Manchester United Vs Arsenal Live Coverage
The gap between two traditional rivals will be scrutinized at Old Trafford as Manchester United host Arsenal on Sunday.
[PHOTOS] How NYC Embraces Hurricane Irene Weekend
New York City on Sunday morning sees Hurricane Irene weakening to tropical storm, as its menace battered the U.S. mid-Atlantic coast.
MTV Plans Tribute to Britney Spears After Amy Winehouse? (Photos)
MTV had chosen Amy Winehouse for a tribute, and now it is giving pop queen Britney Spears a tribute at this year’s VMAs.youtube to mp3, utorrentwallpaper, utorrent...
Swiss govt prepares CS client data transfer to U.S.: report
The Swiss government may be paving the way for a large-scale transfer of Credit Suisse client data to the United States in order to save the bank serious legal troubles that might endanger its future, a Swiss newspaper reported.
Photos Faster and Bigger in Facebook
Just a few days after Facebook redefined the security and privacy feature of the website, the social networking site has introduced a new version of its photo apps.
France eyes financial transaction tax deal at G20
France wants concrete results for a controversial international tax on financial transactions at November's G20 summit of leading economies, Finance Minister Francois Baroin said in remarks published on Sunday.
Analysis: When a slimmer iPhone just isn't good enough
Tim Cook has big shoes to fill and he can't do it by just pushing out snazzier versions of the iPhone or iPad.
Hurricane Irene threatens shuttered New York
Hurricane Irene battered New York with heavy winds and driving rain on Sunday, shutting down the U.S. financial capital and most populous city, halting mass transit and causing massive power blackouts as it churned slowly northward along the eastern seaboard.
Euro crisis may be over in 2-3 years - Regling
The euro zone can conquer its crisis in the next few years if countries get their financial houses in order, the head of the bloc's rescue fund was quoted saying in Der Spiegel magazine, scolding Germans for being too pessimistic about the region's outlook.
Manchester United Vs Arsenal Preview - Barclays Premier League
The gap between two traditional rivals will be scrutinized at Old Trafford as Manchester United host Arsenal on Sunday.
Samsung to Display 4G Smartphone at Germany, Will it Showcase Galaxy Tab?
Samsung Electronics Co. will introduce a new Galaxy smartphone at an industry exhibition in Germany this week and will showcase 4G version of Galaxy S II at IFA electronics beginning this Thursday in Berlin.
Get a Glimpse of Prehistory in Your Garden (PHOTOS)
A 3D reconstruction of two fossilized species of harvestmen or Daddy Longlegs show that these creatures have remained relatively the same for more than 300 million years.
Liverpool 3-1 Bolton Wanderers - Match Highlights (VIDEO)
Liverpool dominated proceedings at Anfield as they secured a convincing 3-1 win over Bolton.
Lady Gaga Threatens China’s National Cultural Security: Officials
Chinese authorities seem to waging a war on pop music. The Ministry of Culture has handed music download Web sites a blacklist of 100 so-called offending songs that the sites must remove as they pose a threat to China's national cultural security, say reports.
Chelsea 3-1 Norwich City - Match Highlights (VIDEO)
Chelsea trudged to a 3-1 win over Norwich City at Stamford Bridge, although the Canaries troubled them far more than what the score-line suggests.
'Jurassic Mother' Replaces 'Dawn Mother' as Mankind’s Oldest Relative
Scientists have discovered the oldest mammalian ancestor in northeast China, according to a paper published in the latest issue of the journal Nature.
‘Aquatic Fleas’ To the Rescue of World’s Amphibians
Researchers at the Oregon State University have discovered a freshwater organism that might be the key to fight a fungus that is the principal cause for the worldwide amphibian decline.
Comments by Lagarde, Trichet at Jackson Hole
Following are comments by European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet and IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde at a Federal Reserve conference on Saturday:
Hurricane Irene 2011: Lady Gaga and Other Celebs 'Thinking of NY' on Twitter
While we safely wait for this anticipated storm, social media sites become the place to pass the time. Celebrities across the country have taken to Twitter to express their thoughts on Hurricane Irene.
Exchanges expect normal stock trading despite Irene
The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq repeated on Saturday that, despite the arrival of Hurricane Irene in New York, both expect to conduct a normal trading session to start the week.
Act now to save global recovery, IMF chief urges
The new head of the IMF on Saturday called on global policymakers to pursue urgent action, including forcing European banks to bulk up their capital, to prevent a descent into a renewed world recession.
Diamond Planet Spotted 4,000 Light Years Away [VIDEO]
A planet made entirely of diamond was newly discovered orbiting around a tiny star, lying around 4,000 light years away from Earth in the constellation Serpens.
Irene rakes up East Coast, shuts down New York
Hurricane Irene charged up the U.S. eastern seaboard on Saturday as a weakening but dangerous storm that shut down New York City and threatened to inflict massive blackouts and flooding.
Banks scramble to add cash as Irene approaches
Cash is king in a hurricane, but getting it is another question entirely.
Urgent action needed to protect recovery: IMF chief
The new head of the IMF on Saturday urged global policymakers to pursue urgent action, including forcing European banks to bulk up their capital, to prevent a descent into a renewed world recession.
When a slimmer iPhone just isn't good enough
Tim Cook has big shoes to fill and he can't do it by just pushing out snazzier versions of the iPhone or iPad.
Arsenal Transfer Rumours - Cahill, Elia, Chu-Young and Pereira
Arsene Wenger has told Bolton Wanderers to keep Gary Cahill if they maintain their stance that his initial offer for the player is derisory.
Emerging economies shouldn't rely on dollar: economist
Emerging economies should find other ways to buffer themselves from global crises than stockpiling U.S. government debt, a prominent economist argued on Saturday.