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Jeremy Lin, Carmelo 'Melo' Anthony and Amare Stoudmire were unable to lead the New York Knicks to victory against the San Antonio Spurs and Tony Parker. Do you think the Linsanity has come to an end? Check out our full game recap, score and video highlights.

A mammoth geomagnetic storm, apparently the biggest in last five years, is expected to hit the Earth’s surface Thursday.

An eruption on the surface of the Sun has unleashed the largest solar storm in the past five years, which is currently barreling towards Earth and threatens to disrupt power grids, GPS signals and airplane flight systems.

The largest solar flare in five years is headed toward Earth and could cause problems, according to NASA.

As GDC 2012 continues, a new SimCity 5 game unveiled with a trailer video Tuesday by EA Maxis, and due to come out in 2013, has been one of the most significant announcements so far.

Twilight stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have taken Paris by storm! Reports and photographs on the pair have been pouring in and several outlets believe Pattinson should take this time to propose to Stewart.

Stephanie Decker, a survivor of the deadly tornadoes that struck Indiana over the weekend, is being hailed as a hero and a devoted mother.

The Knicks-Mavericks Linsanity is available via live stream tonight. Find out where to watch the Jeremy Lin game online here.

Equities worldwide were in sell-off mode Tuesday, as nagging uncertainty about Greece, sobering news about China's economy and traders' realization that U.S. and European central banks might be finished with cash infusions all seemed to weigh on investors.

Prince Harry arrived in Jamaica to race Usain Bolt just hours after the Jamaican Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller called for full independence and a cut of royal ties.

When at least 80 tornadoes rampaged across the United States, from the Midwest to the Gulf of Mexico, last Friday, it was more than is typically observed during the entire month of March, tracking firm AccuWeather.com reported on Monday.

As all eyes turn to March Madness, here's a list of the most bizarre names in the sport of basketball.

It's official, winter is technically over. And the stats show that the 2011-2012 season was the second warmest winter in New York on record. At an average temperature of 40.5 degrees, this season's winter broke most records except for the 2001-2002 season, according to the Gothamist. On the contrary, the coldest winter took place in 1934, during which temperatures averaged 19.9 degrees.

More than three inches of snow fell in Kentucky and Indiana late Sunday. The snowfall is the latest in a nearly week-long storm that has devastated homes throughout the Midwest and South, killing 39 people and injuring hundreds across five states.

The European Central Bank is likely to signal on Thursday that it has done all it intends to do to fight the euro zone crisis, putting the onus back on governments after cutting interest rates and flooding the market with cash in recent months.

The 15-month-old girl from Indiana had been found alive in a field Friday after a tornado ripped through her family's mobile home, killing her parents and two siblings.

The New York Knicks will be looking for some consistency as Linsanity rolls into Beantown Sunday afternoon for a matchup against their Atlantic Division rivals, the Boston Celtics.

Natural catastrophes in the United States caused $35.9 billion in insured losses last year, significantly higher than the 2000-2010 annual average of $23.8 billion (in 2011 dollars). The Insurance Information Institute has some advice to speed the insurance-claims settlement process, should one of them happen in your neighborhood.

A chain of massive tornadoes Friday destroyed the tiny southern Indiana enclave of Daisy Hill, leaving its mark by sweeping the homes away.

A baby girl was found in a field in Indiana on Sat. March 3, after a tornado swept her from her home ten miles South in the town of Pekin. Police believe she was blown away by the storm that swept through the region on March 2, unleashing several twisters that caused 35 deaths and widespread damage.

Tornados sweeping through the Midwest and southeast have caused mass destruction and death. The violent storms have taken the lives of over 30 people in four states as people continue to search for survivors on Saturday.