| Time not ripe for Sino-US military exchanges: Chinese experts Chinese experts believe that it is not the ripe time for China and the United States to resume their military... | |
| Uncle of Chelsea Clinton's fiance not invited to wedding due to feud Norton Mezvinsky, uncle of Chelsea Clinton's fiance Marc Mazvinsky, has not been invited to the 500-guest wedding owing to a... |
| Paris denies being paid $1 mn to party with billionaire Jho Low Heiress Paris Hilton has denied allegations that she was paid 1 million dollars to party with mysterious billionaire Jho Low in St.... |
| Old Spice model makes it to Hollywood after ad success A man, who has been starring shirtless in a number of ads for Old Spice body wash, has made his mark in Hollywood after the commercials became a... |
| Afghan war logs reveal Taliban use of shoulder-launched 'manpads' Because of the NATO force's heavy reliance on them, one of the most eye-catching revelations in a trove of classified documents posted on the Internet this week was that insurgents apparently used a portable heat-seeking surface-to-air missile to shoot down a twin-rotor CH-47 Chinook in Helmand province in May 2007, killing seven Western service... |
| Photog sues Will Smith, Jay-Z's Broadway musical FELA American actor Will Smith and rapper Jay-Z's hit Broadway musical FELA has been sued by a New York photographer after she alleged that one of her pictures was used in the production without her... |
| 'I'm still paying my dues in Hollywood': Zac Efron American actor Zac Efron has said that he doesn't deserve to be the star of a huge blockbuster yet because he's still paying his dues in... |
| US to North Korea, don't mess with South The United States has warned North Korea not to mess with South Korea, even as Pyongyang renewed its long-standing demand that Washington abandon its 'hostile policy' toward... |
| LiLo to get yoga training for recovery in rehab For a quick and better recovery, Lindsay Lohan might be given 'yoga' training in the rehab, it has... |
| 'Cat hoarding women put felines' health at risk' Women are usually the ones who hoard cats, and even they have the animal's best interests at heart, they may be harming their... |
| Elisabeth Hasselbeck says older women turn lesbians for lack of men 'The View' co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck has aired her views on why women turn lesbians by saying that the older they get the harder it is for them to land a... |
| Chelsea Clinton can do better than the man she's marrying: Dating website users Former US first daughter Chelsea Clinton has been told by users of a dating website that she can do better than the man she is... |
| Anna Chapman's new footage shows her social tactics A new footage of Russian spy Anna Chapman reveals how the redhead charmed her way into American society by using old-fashioned business networking... |
| Gibson 'terrorized ex with 30 calls the night she left his mansion' A new report have claimed that Mel Gibson "terrorized" his ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva with a torrent of 30 furious phone calls the night she moved out of his Malibu... |
| Airspace to be closed near Clinton's wedding to keep paparazzi at bay If media reporters are hoping to catch an aerial view of Chelsea Clinton's wedding, they better have a contingency... |
| Brittany Murphy's hubby 'emptied her bank accounts before his own death' American actress Brittany Murphy's bank accounts were emptied by her husband Simon Monjack before he died, sources have... |
| US rejects motion for withdrawal of 'secret' American troops operating in Pak US lawmakers have rejected a blunt challenge to President Barack Obama's war strategy, defeating a resolution calling for American troops' removal from Pakistan by a crushing 38-372... |
| Iconic Aussie kangaroo actually descended from South America! The kangaroo and all other Aussie marsupials, such as wombats and Tassie devils, have a common South American ancestor, suggests new... |
| World's richest man buys New York mansion Mexican Carlos Slim, the world's richest man, has just bought a magnificient mansion in New York for a whopping $44... |
| Obama says gratified that US economy is turning around for the better Reflecting on 20 months of crises that have plagued his administration, President Barack Obama has said that he is gratified that the depressed American economy is in turnaround mode, and praised the inspiration he draws from American people for doing his... |
| "No surprise" over ISI-Taliban relationship: US General U.S. Central Command chief General James Mattis has said that it was "no surprise" that there may be some relationship between Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and the Taliban, but he said the motives were unclear to... |
| 'Joint South Korea-US drill sent strong message to North' Four-day joint naval drills by the South Korean and US military in the Sea of Japan sent a strong message to North Korea, the US command said... |
| Obama says he's not been invited to Chelsea Clinton's wedding U.S. President Barack Obama has revealed that he has not been invited to Chelsea Clinton's wedding in... |
| Indian American named Chicago business school dean Sunil Kumar, an Indian American management guru, has been named the new head of the University of Chicago's prestigious Booth School of... |
| US open to talks with Iran on reviving nuclear deal The United States is open to holding talks with Iran designed to revive a nuclear swap deal and is hopeful that such a meeting, which would include other world powers, could take place in the coming weeks, the US State Department said... |
| Obama: America needs to hear Sherrod's full story WASHINGTON President Barack Obama says Shirley Sherrod "deserves better than what happened last week" when the black Agriculture Department official was ousted in a racial firestorm over... |
| Overflights banned at Clinton wedding Federal authorities on Wednesday ordered the closure of airspace over the small New York town hosting Chelsea Clinton's wedding this weekend.The Federal Aviation Authority said the ban would... |
| Senator: 6K graves at Arlington could be wrong WASHINGTON A Senate Democrat says that as many as 6,600 graves at Arlington National Cemetery could be misidentified because managers there didn't do their job properly. Sen. Claire... |
| Sept. execution set for Va. death row's only woman RICHMOND, Va. A September execution date has been set for the only woman on Virginia's death row, who would be the first woman put to death in the United States since 2005. A county... |
| Obama defends education policies to critics WASHINGTON President Barack Obama says the country's long-term economic success will be tied to the success of the nation's schools. Speaking at the centennial convention of the National... |
| FAA: Chelsea Clinton's wedding is a no-fly zone RHINEBECK, N.Y. Chelsea Clinton's wedding along the Hudson River will be under a no-fly zone. The Federal Aviation Administration says local airspace will be restricted from 3 p.m.... |
| Mother's death in NYC fire is ruled a suicide NEW YORK The New York City medical examiner has ruled that the death of a mother who died in a fire with her four children on Staten Island was a suicide. Spokeswoman Ellen Borakove said... |
| Most Colo. pot center owners have arrest records DENVER The majority of medical marijuana dispensary owners in Colorado have criminal records, and 18 percent were previously convicted of felonies, Drug Enforcement Administration statistics... |
| Sonoma County resists feds on home energy loans Renee Hyde, an insurance agent who lives in Sonoma County, could not afford to have solar panels installed on her home until a local program provided $30,000 and allowed her to repay the funds... |
| Saggy pants foolish but legal, NYC judge rules NEW YORK Wearing saggy pants is not a crime, just foolish. That's how a New York City judge ruled in throwing out a summons issued to a man wearing low-slung pants that exposed his... |
| APNewsBreak: Pa. diocese sued in accuser's suicide PITTSBURGH The estate of a man allegedly abused by a priest in the 1980s is suing the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, alleging he committed suicide this year after the diocese stopped... |
| Companies: Detroit mayor dodging process servers DETROIT Companies have been trying to serve Detroit Mayor Dave Bing with lawsuits over bills that his former steel company has not paid. The owners of a Fraser stamping company and a... |
| Churchill's choppers sold at in England In this photo released by Newsmakers PR a part of a set of dentures used by the wartime British Prime Minister Winston Churchill is seen, Thursday July 29, 2010. The Royal College of Surgeons of... |
| Man listed as Tokyo's oldest had been dead decades TOKYO A man listed as the oldest living male in Tokyo in fact died some 30 years ago, city officials said after his body was found mummified in his bed. Police visited the home of Sogen... |
| Police: Gunman kills 3 then himself in San Antonio By PAUL J. WEBERASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER SAN ANTONIO -- A man walked into a house in an upscale gated community, pulled two handguns from a briefcase and killed two men and a mother while her three... |
| American Petro-Hunter Details Development Plan for Ok. Shale Project American Petro-Hunter updated details of the Company's North Oklahoma Project, and discuss the ongoing development plan for the 7 leases totaling over 1,000 acres located in Payne County, near... |
| US: Indian-American woman pleads guilty in fraud case Washington: An Indian-American woman executive has pleaded guilty to defrauding her company of US $34 million to pay for her "irrational" buying sprees and faces up to 20 years in jail on... |
| Clinton’s wedding: $600K in tents, $15K for toilets rhinebeck, new york . the tents are going up. $600,000 worth of tents. apparently they've got glass walls and every last detail has been attended... |
| Obama defends 'Race to the Top' program WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama said Thursday that the country's long-term economic success will be tied to the success of the nation's schools. Speaking at the centennial convention of... |
| DNA, fingerprint point to killer of ex-Miami cop, police say A fingerprint and DNA on a Tropicana orange juice bottle -- apparently used as a makeshift silencer -- pointed detectives to the alleged killer of retired Miami Police Capt. Robert Yee, according to... |
