Over the past two years, Ford Motor Co has roared back from the brink of failure, won accolades for its gains in quality, posted its highest profits in a decade and rewarded patient investors with a 14-fold increase in its share price.
Aging British rock star has cancelled a concert in Kazakhstan to protest the crackdown by that country’s president upon striking oil and gas workers.
Today, the Liberty Bell that hangs at the Liberty Bell Center on Market Street in Philadelphia will be symbolically tapped as per the tradition on every Independence Day.
A Philippines mayor, Sara Duterte, made international headlines today after she threw and landed several punches onto a court official sheriff during a tour at a demolition site in Agdao. The mayor's attack was caught on camera and has become an internet sensation on YouTube.
UN refugee camps are at capacity all over eastern Africa. But Somalis keep fleeing their country headed to Kenya, Ethiopia and elsewhere.
A city government in Romania is attempting to seal off a Roma community in the name of vehicular safety
Lundbeck, the Danish drug company, said it will restrict the distribution of its Nembutal drug in order to prevent U.S. prisons from using it in lethal injections.
Could Thaksin Shinawatra reclaim power in the country from which he was exiled?
The recent research project Costs of War find the estimated cost of the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan could be $3.7 to $4.4 trillion,
The Dutch lower house has approved a humane slaughter bill that will counter Islamic and Jewish religious practices.
On the final stop of a five-day visit to Europe, the Prime Minister of China Wen Jiabao has signed a huge multi-billion euro trading agreement with Germany.
The UN Security Council approved a resolution to protect the disputed Abyei region for 6 months.
In the wake of New York becoming the sixth and largest state to legalize same-sex marriage, couples face a practical question: what does this law do?
The squashing of California's video game law by the Supreme Court has come as a ray of hope for entertainment industry at large.
Immigrant advocates in Mexico denounced a possible mass kidnapping of immigrants traveling by train by armed men in black luxury cars in the southern part of the country last week, according to news agency EFE.
British Prime Minister David Cameron asserted that he will push Chinese premier Wen Jiabao on the contentious issue of human rights in China, as the two nations have signed a huge trade deal valued at £1.4-billion.
Almost three-dozen opposition figures in Malaysia remain in detention after being arrested prior to a banned political rally planned for next month.
Albeit LulzSec calling it quits, the hacking saga continues. Hacker group Anonymous claimed responsibility of taking down Tunisian government's official website moments ago. The seized domain now displays text posted by Anonymous, along with a masked image that signifies the hacker collective.
The driving protest of the Saudi women going on for a month now could hardly get a dozen of hands behind the wheel, the same number that succeeded to do so during the last public driving protest 20 years ago.
Tunisia on Friday became the first North African state to join the International Criminal Court, Reuters reported.
Frustrations spilled over Friday as New York's legislative session dragged on without Senate Republicans calling a vote on a tensely watched bill to legalize gay marriage.
When it comes to matters of war, and who has the authority to start them, the U.S. President is becoming an “absolute monarch,” a House Democrat said Friday.
