Ron Paul Pounds Iowa Early and Often, Seeks 2012 Advantage
The primary elections in Iowa are more than eight months away, but Ron Paul is in the state on his 2012 campaign trail, with a meet-and-greet scheduled for Tuesday marking the fourth time in the last month he visits.
The Hangover Part II shatters box office record despite lack of originality
The Hangover Part II bested the comedy-debut record set by The Simpsons Movie ($74 million) in 2007 to become the best comedy sequel which has grossed $118.1 million in its first four days of domestic release since May 26, 2011.
Samsung asks court for next-gen iPhone and iPad
Samsung Electronics has asked a U.S. court to force Apple Inc to hand over its next-generation models of the iPhone and iPad in the latest volley in a series of patent infringement suits between the two technology companies.
Top 10 International social media networks you may not know about
With the expanding list of social networks and new competitors, it is hard not to know about Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. According to Experian Hitwise and SocialBaker statistics, Facebook has over 50% of the social media market. The rest is split up among other major sites, mostly Youtube, MySpace, Yahoo, and Twitter. Though it seems that everyone has flocked to these sites, there are still an number of international social networks that you may not have known about which captures a larg...
Korean BBQ Best Recipe
Simple but traditional Korean BBQ recipe is here for the family holiday dinner.
Analysis: Lockheed hack highlights cyber-blame snags
Past patterns may point to China, but top investigators say they will never know for sure who mounted a significant cyberattack against Lockheed Martin Corp, the Pentagon's No. 1 arms supplier.
Buster Posey should stay at catcher, could be all-time Hall of Famer
The injury of San Francisco Giants star catcher Buster Posey has many people debating whether or not the reigning NL Rookie of the Year should change quit being a catcher and change positions when he returns next season.
Giants’ season receives bad news as Posey has surgery
Buster Posey, the San Francisco Giants star catcher who was recently injured, had surgery on his left ankle. The Giants announced he will be out for the rest of the season, confirming Posey's own statement prior to the surgery.
U.S. should ban rentals of recalled cars: Sen. Schumer
Sen. Charles Schumer on Monday called for legislation that would prohibit the rental of cars that had been recalled for safety reasons.
Alaksa Airlines Soon To Ditch Paper Manuals for iPads
Alaska Airlines will officially use Apple's iPad tablet to show track flight information, manuals, references and more in PDFs. It will be implemented by mid-June.
Nursing student Michelle Hoang Thi Le still missing after 48 hours, search intensifies
The search for Michelle Hoang Thi Le, a nursing student who has been reported missing for over 48 hours, intensified, Monday, and the police have not ruled out foul play.
Did An iPhone Just Get Video Of Bigfoot? (VIDEO)
A woman from Spokane, Washington in the U.S. claims to have just found Bigfoot.
JR Smith Busted for Riding Scooter Without License
J.R. Smith, the Denver Nuggets shooting guard, was pulled over by the police in South Beach for riding a scooter without a license.
Group hacks PBS website in WikiLeaks protest
A group of hackers angered by a PBS documentary about WikiLeaks has posted a fake news story on the website of the public broadcaster claiming that dead rapper Tupac Shakur was alive and well.
Global Warming Beliefs Based On Current Temperature
People base their thoughts on global warming based on the current temperature.
Must see summer action movies of 2011 (Video)
Now that Summer is here, it is time to check out the most anticipated action films for 2011. If you're looking for excitement with a mix of high octane action and special effects, these films will be sure to quench your thirst.
Sean Kingston stabilizes after horrific Jet Ski accident
Sean Kingston, 21, a Jamaican American singer, crashed his jet ski into a bridge. He has been sent to the Memorial hospital on late Sunday in Miami.
The Fed Is NOT Printing Money With QE2
We're in no danger of hyperinflation because the Fed is not printing money. That's not what the program is all about. Instead it was a gamble meant to lift the prices of stocks and commodities, which it did - but which could now colapse very quickly when QE2 ends.
Google’s Digital Wallet vs. Your Real Wallet
Which is more secure: Google's Wallet or the one in your pocket?
Memorial Day History: 5 Top Generals in U.S. History
As Memorial Day unfolds and fallen U.S. soldiers are remembered it's an opportune time to look back at the nation's top military leaders at times of great crisis for the nation.
E. coli: The FDA on how to prevent infection of your produce
The recent outbreak of E. coli is one of the worst on record, but deadly infection from the bacterium due to infected produce is nothing new. So what can you do to prevent your family from becoming sick from Escherichia coli?
Deadly E.Coli outbreak in Germany spreads panic worldwide - what you should know
The recent E.coli outbreak in Germany, which killed 11 people, has spread panic and concern throughout Europe and the world. In what is considered the largest E.coli outbreak in Germany, the origin of the recent event is still under investigation. Countries such as Spain and Sweden have been linked to the transport of contaminated cucumbers. Precautions has been taken into account as vegetables are under serious testing and selected kinds may be banned from entering certain countries. Here is...
Group hacks TV website in WikiLeaks protest
A group of hackers angered by a PBS documentary about WikiLeaks has posted a fake news story on the website of the U.S. public broadcaster PBS claiming that dead rapper Tupac Shakur was alive and well.
EU probes two U.S.-Asian computer hardware deals
EU regulators opened in-depth probes on Monday into two takeover bids in the computer hardware sector involving two Asian companies and two U.S. peers, saying it was concerned the deals would reduce the number of rivals.
NYSE Euronext plans dual clearing venues with LCH
Exchange giant NYSE Euronext is looking to set up two parallel clearing services if it seals its proposed deal to buy Anglo-French clearing house LCH.Clearnet as well as merging with Deutsche Boerse .
Samsung: It’s Only Fair We See The iPhone 5, iPad 3
Samsung and Apple continue squabbling over legal issues.
Hospitals Searching for Substitutes as Drug Shortages Surge
The increasing shortage of drugs to treat diseases such as cancer, heart disease, ADHD, septic shock and cystic fibrosis is pushing hospitals to search for substitutes to prevent delay in patients' treatment.
Mother in Bronx fatally shot while holding 2-year-old son
Sunday around 11 p.m., a mother of four was fatally shot in the Bronx. The victim, identified as Claudia Millan, 29, was shot in the face in her apartment on Park Avenue near 179th Street in Tremont. She collapsed on the street while still clutching her 2-year-old son's hand, police said.
New Amsterdam Market in NYC to officially open, June 5 [PHOTOS]
New Amsterdam Market will be officially back in business every Sunday from 11am to 4pm beginning Sunday, June 5, 2011 at the old Fulton Fish Market located on South Street and Beekman Street in Lower Manhattan. It is held outdoors, under cover, and meets rain or shine.
Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery (Photos)
President Barrack Obama honored the fallen soldiers in today's Memorial Day speech in Arlington National Cemetery. His speech remembered those who gave their life for America and also recognized the families and veterans of those beloved heroes. The country is at debt to the fallen heroes as President Obama's speech is presented below: