UN Security Council Authorizes African-Led Force To Oust Mali Rebels
The Security Council authorized an African-led force to help Mali’s government recapture the northern part of the country from rebels.
Ajmal Kasab Hanged: India Executes 2008 Mumbai Terror Attack Convict
Ajmal Kasab, the only militant to have survived the Nov. 26, 2008, Mumbai terror attack, was hanged Wednesday morning.
UN Failed To Protect Civilians In Sri Lanka: Internal Review
The United Nations failed to protect the civilians in the last months of the civil war in Sri Lanka which ended in May in 2009, says a leaked draft report of an internal review which looked into how the global body handled the situation.
'Newsnight' Child Abuse Report: BBC Begins Disciplinary Measures
The BBC has begun disciplinary measures against those who were involved in the broadcast of a Nov. 2 "Newsnight" report on care homes in north Wales that incorrectly implicated former Tory treasurer Lord McAlpine in a child abuse scandal.
Gurcharan Das On How To Make India Grow During The Day
Gurcharan Das, the acclaimed author of “India Grows at Night,” believes India may have reached the limits of growth under poor governance and weak institutions.
NASA?s Joseph Acaba, Two Russian Space Crew Land Safely In Kazakhstan
A Russian Soyuz capsule carrying U.S. astronaut Joseph Acaba and Russian cosmonauts Gennady Padalka and Sergei Revin landed on the Kazakh steppe at 8:53 local time (0253 GMT) Monday.
Chicago Teachers To Go On Strike As Talks With CPS Fail
Chicago's teachers union said Sunday night more than 29,000 teachers and support staff would go on strike Monday for the first time in 25 years after contract talks with the school board failed.
Labor Day Weekend Visitors Evacuated From Angeles National Forest Following Wildfire (PHOTOS)
Thousands of visitors to the Angeles National Forest in California were evacuated when a wildfire broke out in the East Fork San Gabriel Canyon off State Route 39 Sunday.
Neil Armstrong: Aldrin, Collins And Other Space Heroes Join His Relatives In Memorial Service (PHOTOS)
Friends, relatives and fellow astronauts attended a private memorial service for Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, at the Camargo Club in Cincinnati Friday.
Imperial County Rocked By Series Of Earthquakes; More Temblors Likely, Many Schools To Remain Closed Monday
A series of over 100 moderate earthquakes rocked southeastern California Sunday, causing minor damage to houses in Imperial County and neighboring counties. No loss of life or injury was reported.
7 Killed In Venezuela Oil Refinery Explosion
An explosion caused by a gas leak at Venezuela's biggest oil refinery in Amuay Saturday morning killed at least seven people and injured 48 others.
Russia’s Soyuz Craft Blasts Off For ISS With NASA’s Sunita Williams (PHOTOS)
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams along with Russian cosmonaut Yury Malenchenko and Japan's Akihito Hoshide departed for the International Space Station on a Russian Soyuz from Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan Sunday morning.
India and the United States: A Focus on the Fundamentals
This week, leaders from India and the United States will gather in Washington to discuss our expanding cooperation on everything from trade to technology to terrorism. There also will be issues on which we don't see eye to eye, and some of those may dominate the media coverage.
MetaTrader 5 Integrated With Integral?s FX Grid
MetaQuotes Software Corp, a developer of software applications for financial markets, Monday announced the integration of its MetaTrader 5 Forex Trading Platform with Integral Development Corp's FX Grid.
Novel Cellular Therapies Will Make Cardiac Treatment Affordable: Dr Mukesh Hariawala
Cellular therapies will change the landscape of treatment options for heart disease patients, making them economical for all classes of society, says eminent Indian American Heart Surgeon Dr Mukesh Hariawala.
Dozens Of Occupy Wall Street Protesters Arrested [PHOTOS]
Police Saturday night arrested dozens of Occupy Wall Street protesters who assembled in New York's Zuccotti Park to mark the six-month anniversary of the movement.
Dozens of Occupy Wall Street Protesters Arrested
Police arrested dozens of Occupy Wall Street protesters Saturday night during a protest marking the movement's six-month anniversary at its birthplace in New York's Zuccotti Park.
What Works Against Santorum's White House Bid?
Rick Santorum is winning the hearts of Republican conservatives but the cold realities of time and math are working against his presidential election effort.
Super Tuesday: Romney Likely to Get an Upper Hand Over Santorum
Mitt Romney can take a big step toward finishing off chief rival Rick Santorum and seizing command of the Republican presidential race Tuesday as 10 states hold contests with Ohio at ground zero.
Angiogenesis and Stem Cell Therapy Key to Treating Heart Patients: Dr Mukesh Hariawala
Cardiac cellular therapies are undergoing global clinical trials with encouraging early results and these economical options will soon be available in India which could bring relief to patients who cannot afford the currently available expensive surgical treatments, says Indian American cardiac surgeon Dr Mukesh Hariawala.
Israel Staged Embassy Attack in India: Iran
Iran has reacted sharply to allegations by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the country was responsible for planting bombs in cars belonging to Israel's embassies in India and Georgia.
Bombs Target Israeli Missions in India and Georgia, 4 Injured
Four persons were injured in New Delhi as Israeli missions were targeted by assailants in the Indian capital and the Georgian capital of Tbilisi Monday.
Smartphone Concepts, Apps Will Create Revenue Opportunities for Automakers: Analyst
Smartphone concepts and apps are increasingly influencing the way vehicle manufacturers drive their business forward. These concepts and apps are opening up new revenue opportunities for the vehicle manufacturers.
Valentine’s Day: What Makes This Year’s Celebrations Different?
Love is already in the air and, as it appears, this year’s Valentine’s Day is going to be different. Our live coverage here brings you all special events, news and oddities which make this Valentine’s Day unique.
Syrian Troops Recapture Damascus Suburbs
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces have taken the upper hand in escalating battles on the outskirts of the capital Damascus while top Western and Arab diplomats are seeking a U.N. Security Council resolution calling for him to go.
China Slams EU Ban on Iran Oil
China Thursday criticized the European Union for banning oil imports from Iran, Beijing's third biggest crude supplier and a major trading partner.
God Particle: Something Might Be There, Says CERN (Exclusive Interview)
There has been great media speculation in the last few days whether scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) have discovered the elusive God Particle. Indeed, as CERN says, there are some positive signals. In an exclusive interview, CERN's spokesman and head of communication James Gillies says there are hints that something might be there. However, it will take one more year for them to resolve the mystery.
Drama at Schriever Air Force Base Ends, Gunman Surrenders
An airman, who barricaded himself with a handgun in a building at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado, surrendered to the authorities Monday night.
Senators, Veterans Join Hands to Bring Home Soldiers’ Remains
Encouraged by the recent developments in Libya, three U.S. senators have called attention to the remains of 13 American soldiers buried in Tripoli more than 200 years ago. A proposal has been passed to the Defense Department to bring home the sailors.
Hundreds of Crocodiles on the Loose in Bangkok’s Suburbs [SLIDESHOW]
As the floodwater from high tides inundate areas north of Thailand's capital city of Bangkok, residents there face another serious issue: Hundreds of crocodiles have reportedly escaped from crocodile farms nearby.