| Russia, China kill India-backed resolution on Syria As a UN Security Council draft resolution to pressure Syria failed after China and Russia voted against it, India said it backed the motion as it favoured resolving the crisis through a Syrian-led... | |
| New York Giants prepare for the Super Bowl with Yoga Apart from typical running, throwing and strength training drills, the Super Bowl-bound New York Giants also reap the athletic benefits of season-long yoga sessions.
Gwen Lawrence, celebrity yoga... |
| Demi Moore visited by ex-hubbies Bruce Willis and Ashton Kutcher Bruce Willis and Ashton Kutcher were seen paying a visit to Demi Moore this week as she recovered at her Los Angeles home following her collapse and hospitalization due to "exhaustion."
The... |
| Elle magazine apologises for 'racist' article on Obamas' 'white fashion' French magazine 'Elle' has apologised for a 'racist' article posted on its website that suggested that black American elite, inspired by the Obamas, were finally embracing 'white' fashion, after it... |
| US' declining January unemployment rate may favour Obama's re-election chances The latest job report, which pegs US unemployment at 8.3 percent may be a turning point for President Barack Obama ahead of the 2012 White House race.
The US added 243,000 new jobs in January, the... |
| Radcliffe makes $5K Super Bowl bet with Ellen DeGeneres Daniel Radcliffe is supporting the Giants and has bet for 5,000 dollars that New York will win the Super Bowl.
"I'm really excited. I am a Giants fan, absolutely. I was christened a Giants fan when... |
| Kim Kardashian denies dating rumours with Mark Sanchez Kim Kardashian has taken to her Twitter account to deny rumours of a budding romance with American footballer and model Kate Upton's boyfriend, Mark Sanchez.
The 31-year-old reality star, who has... |
| Social media suspected to be behind spread of twitching disorder A strange outbreak of twitching disorder in upstate New York may be spreading through social media as a kind of subconscious mimicry, say experts.
Doctors treating the case of nearly 20 teenagers... |
| Anonymous leaks FBI and Scotland Yard conversation discussing hacking investigations Notorious Internet hacking group Anonymous has intercepted and published a recording of a conference call between Scotland Yard in the UK and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The conversation... |
| US changing visa rules to attract the highly-skilled To make America more attractive to highly-skilled foreign students and workers, the United States has announced a series of reforms, including changes in the F-1 and H-1B visa rules, that may benefit... |
| Ties with India, China no zero-sum game: US Asserting that ties with India and China were not a zero-sum game, the United States has said it was strengthening its relations with both as part of its Asia pivot.
"The United States is in the... |
| 'Israeli assets in US and worldwide under severe Iranian security threat' Israel's facilities in North America and around the world are on high alert, as they face an Iranian security threat, an internal document has said.
"We predict that the threat on our sites around... |
| Clinton: US, Europe must do more against tyrants And, as America shifts its primary strategic focus to Asia and reduces its military presence in Europe, President Barack Obama’s top two national security aides -- attending an international... |
| 100 cruise passengers struck by norovirus MIAMI -; Officials with Princess Cruise Lines say a stomach virus affected nearly 100 passengers on a ship that arrived in South Florida. Meanwhile, passengers on another ship were complaining of... |
| New York court appoints new hearing in Viktor Bout case for February 8 NEW YORK, February 4 (Itar-Tass) - The Federal Court for the Southern District of New York has appointed a new hearing on the case of Russian businessman Viktor Bout, who last November was found... |
| United States: Big win as tar sands pipeline rejected In a big win for environmentalists and the planet, the administration of United States President Barack Obama announced on January 20 that it would deny a permit to build the Keystone XL pipeline to... |
| Romney Takes Early Lead in Nevada January 11, 2012: Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, campaigns at The Hall at Senate's End, in Columbia, S.C. Mitt Romney surged to a strong lead in... |
| Indigenous protesters block Pan-American Highway in Panama A group of indigenous protesters has blockaded the Pan-American Highway in Panama for days to protest the recent approval of mines and reservoirs in their... |
| Europe coughing up cash for US military gamble in Iran - analyst Any economic losses from the EU's oil embargo on Iran are outweighed by the benefits of the new sense of European unity ushered in by the sanctions. That's the view of MEP Martin Callanan... |
| Clinton Urges Peaceful Solution to Karabakh Conflict U.S. State Secretary Hillary Clinton told her Armenian counterpart Edward Nalbandian that the Nagorny Karabakh conflict should be settled solely by peaceful means, the Armenian Foreign Ministry said.... |
| North America fatwa issued against 'honour killings' Imam Syed Soharwardy (closest to camera), from Calgary, was surrounded by a dozen other Islamic Supreme Council of Canada members at the Jamia Riyadhul Jannah mosque Saturday as he delivered the... |
| Census Native American Count Jumps by 27 Percent America's Native population climbed by nearly a third between 2000 and 2010, surprising U.S. Census Bureau data analysts and delighting managers of federally funded programs whose budgets depend... |
| Vast Majority of Latino Voters are ProConservationist Poll Finds A new poll shows that Latino voters in six inland western states have strong pro-conservationist views, in some cases stronger than their white counterparts.The 2012 Colorado College State of the... |
| Survey Latina Moms Online Are TechSavvy and Politically Aware Jobs, education and healthcare - in that order - were ranked the top three important issues by Latina moms online in a new survey released today by the web site Mamiverse.... |
| Fox to Launch SpanishLanguage TV Network this Fall Fox and the Colombian RCN Television Group announced Monday the launch of MundoFox, a new Spanish-language television network with general content targeting the U.S. Hispanic market. MundoFox,... |
| Ex S Korean Spy Gets Assylum WASHINGTON -- A U.S. court has upheld a 2008 ruling to grant political asylum to a former South Korean intelligence agent who claims to face threats from both South and North Korea, sources here said... |
| Panetta and Clinton Reassure Europe on Defense Hillary Rodham Clinton sought to reassure Europe on Saturday that, despite budget cuts in Washington and the coming withdrawal from the Continent of about 6,000 to 7,000 American troops, the United... |
| Navy says 8 sailors discharged for hazing (AP) WASHINGTON - The Navy says eight sailors have been discharged after a hazing incident aboard a San Diego-based amphibious assault ship. Navy spokesman said Saturday the eight received general... |
| Video: Evening News Online, 02.04.12 Friday: The Labor Department reports that the jobless rate in January fell to 8.3 percent - the lowest in three years - and the good news sends stocks prices soaring; Also, the Susan G. Komen... |
| Video: Preserving a Latin jazz family legacy Fidel Castro's Cuban revolution plays a crucial role in the family history of Grammy-winning Latin jazz artist Arturo O'Farrill. Michelle Miller reports on O'Farrill's mission to... |
| Video: Rebuilding a bankrupt Calif. city Working class Vallejo, Calif., was forced to file bankruptcy in 2008. Now residents there are rebuilding as a community that has learned to compromise and sacrifice together. John Blackstone... |
| Video: How far does economic recovery still have to go? The unemployment figures for January 2012 were the most encouraging in a very long time. So how far does the economic recovery still have to go? Nancy Cordes speaks with Jill Schlesinger,... |
| Calif. city is recovering from bankruptcy (CBS News) The one sector that lost jobs last month was the public sector. Federal, state and local governments shed 14,000 last month, and 280,000 jobs in 2011 as they tried to make up for massive... |
| Official: Dog Starts Vancouver, Wash., House Fire Fire investigators say a dog inadvertently turned on a stove and started a fire that destroyed a house in Vancouver, Wash., early... |
| 100 Cruise Passengers Struck by Norovirus Officials with Princess Cruise Lines say a stomach virus affected nearly 100 passengers on a ship that arrived in South Florida. Meanwhile, passengers on another ship were complaining of... |
| The Baghdad government vowed Wednesday to take legal action after an American marine was spared jail by a US m… BAGHDAD (AFP) The Baghdad government vowed Wednesday to take legal action after an American marine was spared jail by a US military court over the massacre of 24 unarmed civilians in the Iraqi town... |
| Ortega and Chavez forge Latin America future Two prominent faces of Latin American Socialism: Daniel Ortega and Hugo ChavezBy Olivia KrothSources: Blog Hugo Chavez, Correo del OrinocoAt Daniel Ortega's inauguration ceremony on Tuesday,... |
| Durham parade celebrates African American heritage Durham, N.C. - The Bull City celebrated achievements in the African American community Saturday at the 10th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Black History Month parade.Ms. Black North Carolina Pia... |
| Suspect in police shooting says he feared for life SALT LAKE CITY -; A man accused of fatally shooting a police officer and wounding five others during an Ogden drug raid last month says he feared for his life because he thought people were breaking... |
| American Levin extends lead at Phoenix Open The US warns that Russia and China's veto of a UN resolution on Syria will lead to the greater likelihood of civil war in the middle eastern... |
| 5.7 quake hits off Canadian coast; no tsunami SEATTLE — A magnitude 5.7 earthquake has been recorded about 105 miles west of Ucluelet off the coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. A National Earthquake Information Center... |
| Fast track for New York bridge shows risk for 18,000 U.S. bridges The Tappan Zee is one of the U.S.'s 18,000 so-called fracture-critical bridges, of which about 8,000 are classified "structurally deficient," according to Federal Highway... |
| Feds seek offshore wind developers in Mass. area Federal regulators on Friday said they're seeking offshore wind developers who want to build inside a newly redrawn zone of ocean off Massachusetts, which they pitched as a prime spot for wind... |
| School suspends 9-year-old over MJ 'groin grab' By msnbc.com staff A 9-year-old boy was suspended from a Catholic school after mimicking a Michael Jackson "groin grab" during a performance of "Billie Jean" at a fundraiser, a... |
| School official quits amid charges he videotaped boys Patrick J. Lott, of Somerville, N.J., an assistant principal at a public middle school, allegedly secretly video recorded teenage boys in the shower at Immaculata High School in Somerville for nearly... |
| Patrick Cockburn: The death of the American dream in Afghanistan The United States' announcement that it plans to end the combat role of its troops in Afghanistan earlier than expected, and before the end of next year, is a crucial milestone in the... |
| Teleconference Conservation views and opinions of Western voters Monday Jan 30th 1pm ET FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Sarah Coppersmith, scoppersmith@scottcircle.comJan. 17, 2012 w: 202-207-3660, c: 602-418-0316 Leslie Weddell, Leslie.Weddell@ColoradoCollege.edu w: 719-389-6038TEA... |