IBT Staff Reporter

Wikileaks, the website that was responsible for leaking thousands of documents related to U.S. diplomacy, should be classified as a terrorist organization, according to U.S. Representative Peter King, CNet News reported.

Justin Bieber employs voice coach to combat voice break due to puberty

There are credible reports of civil unrest in North Korea, security officials of South Korea told the United States in a recent conversation.

Celebrities are all set to say a final good bye to their millions of fans on Facebook and Twitter. They will only return when $1 million will be raised.

It's 209th Classico on Monday, when Real Madrid travel to the Nou Camp to face Barcelona in a potentially explosive thriller.

According to the latest spill on WIkileaks called 'cablegate', UAE, which was increasingly nervous about Iran, wanted weapons, specifically the Predator B aircraft, from US to protect itself.

In a deal worth $2.5 billion Google is rumored to have acquired the collective daily deal provider Groupon, beating Yahoo, to capture the hottest company on the web.

Twin blasts in Tehran killed a prominent Iranian nuclear scientist while another sustained injuries on Monday. In separate assassination attempts, bombs were placed under their cars. State media held Israeli intelligence agents for their death.

A new survey shows shoppers are aware of security issues, but keep shopping online anyway.

Shoppers who use credit and debit cards should beware the skimmers -- devices that are fitted onto an ATM machine and steal your credit card number and PIN.

India had been deliberately kept out of the Turkey-sponsored meet on Afghanistan earlier this year to address the sensitivities of Pakistan, according to documents released by whistle-blower website WikiLeaks.

Over 106 million Americans plan to shop on Cyber Monday, the ceremonial kickoff to the online holiday shopping season, up significantly from the estimated 96.5 million who shopped last year, a survey showed.

The U.S. has many doubts about its long-term ally Turkey's dependability as a partner, according to diplomatic cables that were leaked by WikiLeaks on Sunday evening.

As a dossier of 2251,287 U.S. diplomatic cables obtained by Wikileaks tumbles out, bygone issues will be interpreted in a new light as raw details of closed-door diplomatic haggling reveal.

The U.S. online retail sector delivered double digit growth on Black Friday 2010 compared with the year-ago levels, according to a report from IBM. The findings showed that online sales rose 15.9 percent, with consumers pushing the average order value up 12.1 percent to $190.80.

Mark Ruffalo has been put on the terror list for his protest against natural gas drilling

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Roger Federer won his fifth season-ending title when he sailed past a seemingly tired Rafael Nadal 6-3 3-6 6-1 in the ATP World Tour Final at the O2 Arena, London on Sunday.

Brazil's forces have seized control of Alemao favela complex in northern Rio de Janeiro on Sunday. Army tanks have entered the slum which is believed to be a hideout for more than 500 members of violent drug gangs. Rio's slums, for the past few years, have been controlled by the gangs in possession of with heavy weapons and used for drug trafficking.

Voting is underway to elect a new president in the cholera-hit Haiti. International observers are on the watch hoping that the elections will lead to a stable government capable of administering the humanitarian aid flowing into the country. Almost $900 million of the pledged $2.12 aid has been disbursed by 24 donor nations. Armed peacekeepers are on guard at polling booth across the capital of Port-au-Prince.

Liverpool travels to north London to meet Tottenham Hotspur at the White Hart Lane in Sundays late kick-off in the English Premier League.

China on Sunday proposed an emergency meeting of all nations involved in the Six-Party Talks over North Korea in early December. Seoul responded immediately dismissing the resumption of talks as not timely. Meanwhile, South Korea had mistakenly fired an artillery shell towards the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)

Beijing is set to make an 'urgent' announcement on Sunday afternoon in the wake of US-south Korea military drills in the Yellow Sea. The Chinese government had earlier warned both countries that the military activity in the region could escalate tensions.

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Arsenal survived a second half comeback from Aston Villa to win 4-2 at the Villa Park on Saturday's early kick-off.

FBI sleuths detained a 19-year-old allegedly plotting to detonate a vehicle bomb at an annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Portland, Oregon. The arrest was announced late on Friday evening by the Justice Department who stated that Mohamed Osman Mohamud, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Somalia and a student at Oregon State University, was arrested after he attempted to detonate what he believed to be an explosives-laden van.

In a rather amusing fashion, Republican Sarah Palin fired back at her critics for highlighting her latest 'North Korea ally' gaffe. In her thanksgiving message to the nation on facebook, she listed out verbal slips of U.S. President Barack Obama.

President Obama was injured in a basketball game and received stitches on his lips after he was accidentally elbowed by a fellow player on late on Friday. According to the White House, the president received 12 stitches under anesthesia.

Facebook and other social networking sites have made life a bit more complicated in divorce and custody cases.