Anders Breivik Manifesto: The Twisted Logic Behind the Norway Massacre
Breivik was launching what he saw as the opening volley in a war between Islam's ascendance and traditional European values.
Oxford Seeks Volunteers to Decipher Mysterious Lost Gospel Texts
Oxford University is enlisting the help of "armchair archaeologists" to help unlock the meaning of ancient texts found in Egypt, some of which contain forgotten Biblical episodes or works by master poets.
Congress Directs Fury at ATF's Botched 'Gunwalking' Program
A botched federal program that funneled more than a thousand firearms to Mexican drug lords became the target of bipartisan denunciations at a Congressional hearing on Tuesday.
Richest Nations are Also Most Depressed: Study
A new study incorporating interviews with more than 89,000 people in 18 nations revealed that 15 percent of people in high-income countries reported having been depressed, compared with 11 percent of those in low- or middle-income countries.
Recession Widens Wealth Gap Between Whites, Minorities
The recession has blown open discrepancies in wealth between white Americans and minorities, with Hispanics seeing the most precipitous decline in average household wealth, according to a Pew survey.
Wealthiest Nations Are Unhappiest: Study
Depression rates are consistently higher in more affluent countries than in low income countries, according to researchers who correlated socioeconomic data with depression levels.
ATF Agents Denounce 'Insane' Gun Program that Sent Guns to Drug Lords
Lawmakers sharply criticized officials in the Department of Alchool, Tobacco and Firearms for a program that intentionally allowed illegal guns to make their way to violent Mexican drug cartels.
Obama Losing Support In Base Due to Economy: Poll
Persistent economic woes are eroding President Barack Obama's support in his base of liberal and African-American voters, according to a new Washington Post/ABC News poll.
Worried Your Partner is Cheating? New Study Reveals Factors Predicting Infidelity
Men concerned about their performance in bed or women uncertain about the solidity of a relationship are more likely to cheat on their partners, according to a study published in the journal Archives of Sexual Behaviour.
NASA's Greatest Challenge: Sending Astronauts to an Asteroid
NASA has embraced a presidential directive to plant astronauts on an asteroid, a mission that officials say represents the most ambitious yet for the space agency.
'Reckless and Arrogant' Government Program Supplied Guns to Mexican Drug Cartels: Report
A government program to track guns purchased by drug cartels resulted in over 100 guns turning up at crime scenes, including that of a murdered U.S. Border Patrol agent, according to a highly critical report released by lawmakers on Tuesday.
Debt Talks: In Eric Cantor, Big Finance Finds A Champion
Unwavering Republican resistance to higher taxes has been a central obstacle to a debt talks deal, and no Congressman has embodied the anti-tax stance more than House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va.
California Gov. Brown Signs Private Scholarship Part of DREAM Act
California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a law on Monday that gives undocumented students attending California universities greater access to privately funded scholarships.
Universe's Largest Source of Water Equal to 140 Trillion Earth Oceans
The celebrated vastness of Earth's oceans looks more like a droplet compared to a remote supermassive blackhole that contains 140 trillion times as much water.
Breivik Manifesto: How it Explains the Norway Massacre [Excerpts]
A manifesto attributed to Anders Breivik, who is believed to be responsible for the massacre in Norway that claimed at least 93 lives, illuminates how Breivik was motivated by the conviction that Islam posed an urgent existential threat to European culture.
Obama on Immigration Reform: 'I Need A Dance Partner'
President Barack Obama sought to defend his record on immigration during a Monday speech to the National Council of La Raza, saying Republicans were stalling any meaningful reform.
'Dead' South African Man Wakes Up in Morgue
On the list of unpleasant places to wake up unexpectedly, a morgue has to top the list -- but that's what happened to a South African man who terrified morgue workers when he jolted back to consciousness on Sunday.
Obama Blames Republicans for Immigration Reform's Slow Pace
Republican Party resistance is the main impediment to enacting immigration reform, President Barack Obama told frustrated Latino supporters at the National Council of La Raza's annual conference Monday.
Yakuza, Camorra Targets in Obama Organized Crime Crackdown
The Obama administration took aim at transnational criminal organizations on Monday, slapping harsh sanctions on four of the world's most notorious organized crime groups.
Rick Perry Backs New York Gay Marriage, Citing States' Rights
Texas Governor and potential 2012 Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry said Friday that he supported New York's legalization of gay marriage, citing states' rights.
Alaska Grizzly Attack Wounds Seven, Two Critically
A bear grizzly attacked a group of teenage hikers deep in the wilderness of Alaska's Talkeetna Mountains on Sunday, causing severe injuries to two of the seven hikers.
Report Calls for Regulation of Animal-Human Hybrid Experiments
Experiments that create animal-human hybrids should be more rightly regulated, a group of British scientists said in a new report.
Warnings of 'Monsters' As Scientists Mix Human, Animal DNA
British researchers called for guidelines in experiments that implant human genes or cells in animals, warning of ethical issues in the rapidly developing field of research.
California Penis Slasher May Have Poisoned Victim First
A newly filed police account helps to piece together the chain of events that allegedly led 48-year-old Becker to chop off her husband's penis as he lay bound to his bed. Becker was set to be arraigned on Friday on charges of torture and aggravated mayhem.
NASA Dawn Probe Sends First Images of Asteroid Vesta [PHOTOS]
See the first photo of Vesta
Private Firms Compete for the Next Big Market: Space
Now that NASA's shuttle program has ended, a a new constellation of companies is set to respond to the sudden demand for firms with the capability to transport humans to the International Space Station, and eventually the moon.
Traffic Violation-Related Deportations Up Criticism of U.S. Immigration Policy
Deportations resulting from traffic violations and drunk driving arrests increased sharply in the last fiscal year, casting doubt on the Obama administration's assertion that it is targeting violent criminals for deportation.
Private Space Flight Industry Ready for Blast-off, Post-Atlantis
Now that NASA's shuttle program has ended, a new constellation of companies is set respond to the sudden demand for firms with the capability to transport humans to the International Space Station and eventually the moon.
Grisly Details of California Penis Slicer Emerge
A newly filed police account helps to piece together the chain of events that allegedly led 48-year-old Catherine Kieu Becker to chop off her husband's penis as he lay bound to his bed.
Debt Talks: Democrats Furious About New Proposal
President Barack Obama faces a powerful backlash from his own party for a proposed debt bargain that Democrats see as Obama handing a major victory to Republicans without preserving Democratic priorities.