No more Israeli troops left in Gaza
On Wednesday the last of Israel's troops left the Gaza Strip.
Mandela's Wife: Africa must learn from Mugabe's mistakes
The decline of democracy in Zimbabwe should be a lesson to other southern African leaders, Nelson Mandela's wife Graca Machel said on Wednesday.
Obama's inauguration TV viewers lower than expected
President Barack Obama's historical inauguration was not the most watched inauguration by U.S. television viewers in history as previously expected.
CBS top in prime-time ratings
Nielsen Media Research compiled a list of the top 20 shows watched during prime time for the week, Jan. 12 to 18.
Parents try to ban Britney Spears song from radio
The Parents Television Council is not happy with Britney Spears new song.
Actor shot by loaded gun during rehearsal
81-year-old Kelly Kellerman, playing the role of Lenny in the Sarasota Senior Theater's production of Of Mice and Men, was shot in head by loaded gun during rehearsal on Sunday.
Travolta threatened over photo of dying son
Grieving John Travolta was threatened allegedly extortion plot over dying son Jett photos. That is believed to revolve around a photograph of Jett as he lay in the back of an ambulance that is taken on a mobile phone.
FDA confirms salmonella source; not eggs but peanuts
U.S. Food and Drug Administration have confirmed, Wednesday, the source of a salmonella outbreak that has sickened almost 500 people in 43 states and Canada is from peanuts.
Personalized Web Radio Service Pandora Adds Advertisements
The Oakland-based site Personalized Web radio service Pandora has added 15-second audio rolled out advertisements that will occasionally play between songs.
Supreme Court Kills Internet Pornography Law
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday again refused to resurrect a federal law that required Web sites containing material harmful to minors to implement age-based access restrictions, the last-ditch defense of the Child Online Protection Act (COPA).
Credit Card Breach : Cyber Hacker Stole Millions in Credit Card Data?
Heartland Payment Systems, Inc.,which delivers credit; debit; and prepaid card processing, payroll, check management and payments solutions to more than 250,000 business locations nationwide for more than a quarter of a million companies, was attacked by a Malicious Software.
Wall Street Journal evacuates offices on suspicious white powder mails
The Wall Street Journal New York offices evacuated on Wednesday after the newspaper reported 13 envelops containing a white powder were received today.
Big Posibility Mayweather vs. Pacquiao while May 2 showdown between Pacquiao and Hatton is Off (Update)
The proposed Manny Pacquiao vs. Ricky Hatton fight is off after a Wednesday deadline for the Pacman to sign a contract for the fight expired.
Daily Forex Commentary
Australian Dollar: The Aussie dollar began the local session yesterday around the 65 cent mark staring down the barrel of another massive selloff.
Disney offer buyouts to 600 park executives
Walt Disney Co. announced Wednesday voluntary buyout offers to 600 executives in its domestic parks and resorts division, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Contaminated peanut butter originated in Georgia plant
Amid investigations of salmonella found in peanut butter, an official of the U.S. Food and Drug administration confirmed Wednesday that the contaminated peanut butter originated in a plant in Georgia.
Media covered Obama more than Hurricane Katrina, 9/11 attacks
Obama was reported in world's major newspapers, television and radio broadcasts, generating an unprecedented 35,000 stories, 35 times more than the last presidential swearing-in, a monitoring group said Wednesday.
Eva Mendes 'most desirable' wife in the world
Megan Fox might have been the sexiest woman last year, but she was kicked out of her number one spot this year.
Obama's Cure for Crisis: Hard Work, Basic Values
President Barack Obama began his administration taking a humble stance in the face of major economic and wartime crises facing the nation but called on Americans to meet challenges through hard work and values such as sacrifice and responsibility.
Toyota beats GM becoming top automaker
After 77 years, the auto industry turned the page to find Toyota Motor Co. as the new largest automaker in the world, succeeding General Motors Co. amid an economic recession which has battered the U.S. company.
Madoff-linked Auriga fund lost $350 million
Another victim of money manager Bernard Madoff's alleged $50 billion fraud has emerged, with a loss equivalent to more than $350 million.
Dodgers' Jeff Kent to announce retirement at 40
Dodger's Jeff Kent plans to announce his retirement from baseball on Thursday at the Dodger's Stadium after 17 seasons.
Sarah Larson Goes home with Ryan Cabrera
Sarah Larson, ex- girlfriend of George Clooney, is enjoying the Sundance Film Festival over the weekend and no, Larson wasn't invited.
SANYO : Six new Xacti dual cameras All-HD full line-up for 2009
Full 1080p and 720p HD models, including waterproof HD Cameras set to debut in both vertical and new horizontal body styles.
Mike Myers' 'Love Guru' set for Razzie win
Comedian Mike Myers and Paris Hilton led the nominations on Wednesday for the annual Golden Raspberry Awards, the prizes for the worst films of the year.
'Notorious' star Jamal Woolard involved in domestic dispute
Rapper Jamal Gravy Woolard, who was chosen to act as rapper Notorious B.I.G. in the biopic Notorious, is actually like Biggie when it comes to the law, according to E! Online.
'Gossip Girl' Kelly Rutherford in custody battle
Gossip Girl actress Kelly Rutherford seems to have more drama in her own life than her character, Lily van der Woodsen.
Oprah Recommended Obama's Inaugural DJ
Oprah Winfrey, who played an active role in showing her support for President Barack Obama, made her final recommendation to the first couple on Tuesday night.
Kathleen Hilton murder trial begins
Kathleen Hilton who has been charged for murder and arson of killing a family of five on the top floor trial has begun Friday in Lawrence Superior Court.
Obama girls get Jonas Brothers prize at White House
While President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama were dancing the night away at ten inaugural balls throughout Washington, D.C., their daughters were on a scavenger hunt inside their new home, the White House.