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Turkey Earthquake: More Deaths in Quake Prone Van

Is the recent rate of earthquakes in Turkey, and the rest of the world, anything to be worried about?

Russian Spacecraft with Mission to Mars in Deep Trouble

The Phobos-Grunt (Phobos-Soil) Spacecraft in Baikonur Cosmodrome

Phobos-Grunt, Russia's space probe to the Martian moon Phobos, is stuck in orbit Wednesday. Officials cite equipment failure as the problem, raising new fears that the probe could release toxic fuel as it falls back towards earth, unless engineers are able to steer it back on track.

Earthquake Slams Turkey for Second Time in Three Weeks

Turkey Earthquake 2011: 138 Dead and About 350 Injured in 7.2 Magnitude Quake

A 5.7 magnitude earthquake hit near Van, Turkey on Wednesday, causing at least 18 buildings to collapse, including a six-story hotel where rescuers are now working to free 35 trapped people.

Russia Backs Iran’s Ahmadinejad, Pans Nuclear Weapons Report

Russia attacked Tuesday's International Atomic Energy Agency report on Iran's nuclear program, saying that it would not allow the United Nations to impose any punitive measures on the Islamic republic.

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Horses from the Hillaire Chamber, Chauvet Cave.

Ancient Cave Painters Depicted Reality, Not Symbols, Researchers Conclude

Ancient painters decorated caves with equine portraits that researchers Monday said depicted actual spotted horses instead of imaginative creations.

Russia Endorses Pakistan’s Entry Into Shanghai Cooperation Organization

Putin and Gilani also reportedly discussed other important topics, including battling against terrorism and extremism.

A Moroccan buys a sheep in preparation of Eid al-Adha in Marrakech November 6, 2011.

Eid al Adha 2011: Muslims Celebrate First Day Worldwide [PHOTOS]

Sunday marked the beginning of Eid al Adha 2011, the first day of the three-day religious holiday for Muslims worldwide to celebrate Prophet Abraham's sacrifice with mass prayers, feasting of meat and sweets and well-wishing and tranquility.

James Cartwright testifies at a hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee on the situations in Iraq and Afghanistan, on Capitol Hill in Washington

Ex-General Urges U.S. to Speak Frankly on Cyber Weapons

The United States should be more open about its development of offensive cyber weapons and spell out when it will use them as it grapples with an increasing barrage of attacks by foreign hackers, the former No. 2 uniformed officer in the U.S. military said.

Miss World 2011: Backstage Videos and Contestant Photos

Miss World 2011 has returned to its birthplace of London, where beauty and talent will be crowned on Sunday on the 60th anniversary of the competition.

Uncut diamonds from southern Africa and Canada are seen at De Beers headquarters in London

Anglo-American to Take Control of Iconic Diamond Company De Beers

t the closing of the deal, Anglo-American will have an 85 percent in stake in De Beers, the largest diamond distributor in the world.

Russian ultra-nationalists take part in the so-called "Russian March" demonstration on the National Unity Day in the capital Moscow

Nationalists March in Moscow, Harangue Putin, Minorities

Putin and his allies are widely expected to dominate Russia’s upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections over the next five months.

Miss World 2011: Who Will Win the Coveted Crown on Sunday? [PHOTOS]

The most beautiful women on the planet will be vying for the Miss World 2011 crown at the Earls Court exhibition center in London on Sunday. And the competition is so intense that 36 contestants qualified in the beach beauty segment, instead of the usual 20.

Miss World 2011: Top Five Contestants Voted by Fans [PHOTOS]

The Miss World beauty pageant is a powerhouse of enormous talent that has recognized and crowned 60 of the world’s most beautiful women over the years.

Fashion Night Out: Vogue Editors Converge in Tokyo to Boost Luxury Items Sales

For the upcoming Fashion Night Out event in Tokyo, Japan, 17 international Vogue editors from across the globe have converged to promote sales of designer garments and accessories on Nov.5, 2011.

U.S. Accuses China and Russia of Internet Spying, Which China Denies

China and Russia are using cyber espionage to steal U.S. trade and technology secrets to bolster their own economic development, which poses a threat to U.S. prosperity and security, according to a new U.S. intelligence report.

Summit and Central Partnership announce film deal

Summit Entertainment and Central Partnership have entered into a new exclusive six-year output agreement for all rights in the Commonwealth of Independent States region to Summit's slate of theatrical films, the companies announced Friday.

Farmar shows NBA class as Maccabi beat Real Madrid

Former Los Angeles Lakers guard Jordan Farmar demonstrated just how much depth an influx of NBA players has added to the Euroleague when he steered Maccabi Tel Aviv to an 88-82 win over Real Madrid Thursday.

Mars500 experiment crew members react after leaving the mock spaceship in Moscow

Mars crew lands after 520 days in isolation

Pale-faced but smiling, the crew of a long-duration isolation study emerged bleary-eyed to daylight and applause Friday after 520 days locked away in windowless, cramped cells to simulate the length of a journey to Mars.

NASA's New Mars Rover Reaches Florida Launch Pad

NASA's Mars Science Laboratory, a $2.5 billion rover designed to assess that planet's suitability for life, arrived at its Florida launch pad on Thursday in preparation for a planned November 25 liftoff, the U.S. space agency said.

Afghanistan War: The Cost of War

The Iraq/Afghanistan Wars have been costly, but the United States' longer trend of spending too much on defense and not enough on public goods over two decades could end up costing the economy and the nation far more.

South Africa's President Jacob Zuma gives a statement after meeting with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi at Gaddafi's Bab al-Aziziya residence in Tripoli April 10, 2011.

S.Africa signs multilateral tax evasion deal

South Africa on Thursday said it signed an agreement with 12 other countries to combat cross-border tax evasion.

NASA handout photo shows a view of the Midwestern United States at night with Aurora Borealis, taken from the International Space Station

America at the Brink of Commercial Space Travel

Boeing moves its space shuttle program to Florida and a House Committee discusses the viability of private market for human spaceflight.

Attack Iran? Report Shows U.S. and UK Working on a War Plan

A new report by the Daily Mail indicates that the United States and Britain are working together to draft a plan to attack Iran as evidence of new nuclear weapons capabilities in the Middle Eastern country arises.