Michael Billera

The Iranian government has demanded that the United States apologize over false claims that they had planned a terrorist attack against a Saudi ambassador in Washington, D.C.

As the situation in Syria continues to deteriorate, President al-Assad warns the Middle East will burn with Western interference.

China, the world's largest iron ore purchaser, has held talks with with Vale SA, Rio Tinto Group, and BHP Billiton Ltd. in order t set a new pricing system after a large crash in market prices.

As the Occupy Wall Street movement head into its seventh week, Richmond police put an end to protests in Kanawha Plaza.

China is the chief suspect in a in a string of hacking incidents of U.S. satellites that took place four or more times in 2007 and 2008.

An Israeli man who lives in Brooklyn pleaded guilty on Thursday to charges of brokering a kidney transplant as of a black market organ business. This is the first human organ trafficking conviction in the United States.

Police are currently investigating the alleged stabbing death of a 14-year-old high school girl in Indian Head Park, a southwest suburb of Chicago.

Bronx District Attorney, Robert T. Johnson, announced plans that his office will pursue the NYPD ticket-fixing scandal with full force. His office is expected to issue indictments to police officers who had partaken in the scandal on Friday. Included are five other cases of the worst police corruption.

IBM has announced that, for the first time in its history, it will have a woman, Virginia Ginni Rometty, run the company.

In a one of the largest schemes in MTA history, people were arrested on Thursday and brought up on federal charges in which hundreds of the Long Island Rail Road workers made false disability claims costing an estimated $1 billion.

Recap of the last two days of Occupy Wall Street demonstrations in New York and Oakland.

Welterweight prizefighter Floyd Mayweather Jr stands accused of threatening two security guards and several other unrelated charges.

Eli Lilly pulled their billion dollar drug, Xigris on Tuesday after studies found it had no major effects on septic patients

Coming off the heals of their unmanned space last month, China will send into orbit another space craft that has the United States worrying.

Speculation about Rockstar Games announcement regarding Grand Theft Auto V

The controversial HPV vaccine is now being recommended for young boys and men.

Jasan Van Anden of Brooklyn has created a new Android App with inspirations from the Occupy Wall Street protests.

Some current and former members of the NYPD were arrested and brought up on federal charges early on Tuesday in a gun running scheme.

Tensions rise between the U.S. and Syria as diplomats are called home.

FedEx announced on Monday, that it will hire about 20,000 new seasonal workers for the holidays, compared to just 17,000 last year. This increase will surely help some unemployed Americans, at least during the holiday season.

Anthony Weiner's campaign continues to spend money even after his resignation and fall from grace.

In its opening weekend, Paranormal Activity 3 shatters the fall box-office record, while other films under performed.

Tensions grow in protests as allegations of financial mismanagement surface.

In bold, but achievable economic plan, Ron Paul pledges to eliminate five cabinet positions and dramatically reduce the presidential salary.

An NYPD officer was and charged with federal crime for allegedly violating a man's civil rights.