IBT Staff Reporter

Wide Receiver Marlon Brown signs with Georgia on Wednesday from Rivals ranks 100.

On Wednesday the U.N. said Hamas police seized thousands of blankets and food packages destined for Gazas needy residents.

Former vice president Dick Cheney said the security of policies of the Bush administration had protected the U.S. since the September 11 attacks and warned of a high probability that much deadlier attacks could take place if those policies were not kept in place.

Google Mars 3D offers a unique look at the Red Planet of Mars a team up together with NASA, offering a new Mars 3D mode for Google Earth with a high-resolution, three-dimensional view of the Red Planet.

Google Mars 3D offers a unique look at the Red Planet of Mars a team up together with NASA, offering a new Mars 3D mode for Google Earth with a high-resolution, three-dimensional view of the Red Planet.

LSU, the Tigers' 21-member class is ranked No. 1 by Rivals and ESPN Scouts Inc. and No. 2 by Scout.com rankings on national signing day, Wednesday.

Honolulu Punahou linebacker Manti Te'o, the most prized recruit of the 2009 class, signed his letter of intent with Notre Dame on Wednesday, choosing the Fighting Irish over offers from USC and UCLA.

Japanese Mitsubishi Motors reported quarterly losses today and warned of its first loss in three years this full fiscal year.

Former Disney star Hilary Duff is set to tackle Faye Dunaway's legendary role of Bonnie Parker, one-half of crime's notorious duo, in The Story of Bonnie and Clyde, an announcement that caused the two to start a battle-of-words.

President Barack Obama announced a new pay limit of $500,000 for top executives at firms receiving federal aid in the midst of the current economic crisis.

President Barack Obama announced a new pay limit of $500,000 for top executives at firms receiving federal aid in the midst of the current economic crisis.

Live Nation, the world's largest concert promoter and Ticketmaster, the leading ticketing and artist-management are likely to agree on a merger as soon as this week, according to a report.

Golden Globe winner Kate Winslet has been in the spotlight a lot these days with all her movie nominations, but the actress decided to share something a little more personal in a recent interview.

The much-anticipated return of Tiger Woods is nearing, though he hasn't set a specific time table for his return.

Researchers have found fossils of the world's biggest snake ever from northeastern Colombia, a behemoth that stretched 42 to 45 feet long, reaching more than 2,500 pounds from nose to tail tip.

President Barack Obama will announce later Wednesday a pay limit of $500,000 a year for top executives from companies that receive federal aid funds, according to several media reports.

President Barack Obama will announce later Wednesday a pay limit of $500,000 a year for top executives from companies that receive federal aid funds, according to several media reports.

Kim Kardashian wants to set the record straight by saying she is old school and does not have a Facebook account, only a MySpace one.

On Wednesday French nuclear giant Areva signed a preliminary deal to provide up to six new-generation reactors to India.

On Wednesday French nuclear giant Areva signed a preliminary deal to provide up to six new-generation reactors to India.

Google launched a software that allows users of mobile phone and wireless devices to know the approximate location of friends and family instantly.

Today, February 4, Facebook; the social networking platform with more than 150 million registered users celebrates its 5th birthday.

Facebook, the social networking platform with more than 150 million registered users, celebrates its 5th birthday on Wednesday.

The government's case against Former San Francisco Giants baseball player Barry Bonds including a series of positive drug results are set to be released today, according to reports.

American Idol winner, Kelly Clarkson, is finally setting the record straight - she is not a lesbian and has no intention to become one.

A small, hot earth-like planet has been discovered by astronomers led by the French Space Agency using the COROT space telescope, detected outside the Solar System, which has a surface to walk on.

U.S. President Barack Obama is facing a tough challenge as he plans to send additional troops to Afghanistan.

Britney Spears' former manager Osama Sam Lutfi is suing the singer and her parents for defamation, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and breach of contract.

Harry Markopolos, a former financial executive who tried to expose the alleged swindler Bernard Madoff, will tell lawmakers he feared for the safety of his family when U.S. securities regulators ignored evidence in the case, according to a prepared testimony that has been leaked.