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As Occupy Wall Street has grown to be one-month-old national and international movement, the movement's economic impact has been undeniable - at least in the form of donations.

As Occupy Wall Street has grown to be one-month-old national and international movement, the movement's economic impact has been undeniable - at least in the form of donations.

Scientists have found a direct link between the number of friends a person has on Facebook and the size of certain brain regions, raising the possibility that using online social networks might change our brains.

In Essex, England, ten years of tension erupted at Dale Farm on Wednesday, as police forcibly entered the Irish Traveller community to evict 400 people from their homes.

Study finds link between the number of friends a person has on Facebook and the amount of grey matter in certain brain regions.

British actress Emma Watson, star of the Harry Potter series of films, has a new avatar, a college-going one - dressed in a pair of jeans, boots and an anorak and carrying a college bag, a handful of books and sporting a thumbs-up symbol.

A double-notch downgrade to Spain's credit ratings has piled more pressure on European leaders to make rapid progress on solving the region's debt crisis or face unbearable borrowing costs.

Manchester rockers The Stone Roses, who rose to fame in the late 1980s before fading almost as fast less than a decade later, have reunited for a world tour kicking off in their home town next June.

The Femme Fatale pop star dropped her latest video Monday night, according to the singer's Twitter account.

Dan Wheldon, one of IndyCar's most popular drivers, died Sunday, the cause of death being revealed by a coroner Monday as head injuries after a 15-car crash.

Britney gets steamy with real-life boyfriend Jason Trawick in the hotly anticipated video

The Occupy Wall Street movement marked its one-month anniversary Oct. 17 after four weeks of demonstrations that have since spread worldwide.

A total of nine Tibetan clergy have now set themselves alight this year – seven in just the last month.

In a boost for the London club, Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen has extended his contract at the Emirates with a new long-term deal.

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold is considering shutting down its strike-hit Grasberg mine as one of several contingency plans if security does not improve, as it struggles with one of the worst labor disruptions in Indonesia's mining industry.

Moody's decision to review France's triple-A credit rating cast new doubt on Tuesday on Europe's hopes of drawing a line under its sovereign debt crisis, five days before a crucial EU summit.

Hairdressers from all over the world showcased their artistry and their interpretation of the evening’s theme “Illusion”, at The Alternative Hair Show, held at The Royal Albert Hall in London, on Oct.17.

A 100-year-old runner became the first centenarian and, therefore, oldest person to complete a marathon when he finished the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon on Sunday. And, ironically, Fauja Singh was the last person to finish the race.

Climate Change is causing plants and animals to grow smaller, researchers have found.

Lawrence Szabo, an 18-year veteran of MGM's Worldwide Television Group, was named Lionsgate's new executive vice president of North America television sales, the studio announced on Monday.

English author and four-time nominee Julian Barnes, who once dismissed the Man Booker Prize for fiction as posh bingo, is favored to win it on Tuesday with his novel The Sense of an Ending.