Everything you need to know about the Titanic's 100th anniversary
The 100th anniversary of the Titanic expedition is under way.Read More ...
Zimmerman solicits donations online
Trayvon Martin shooter George Zimmerman has apparently launched a website—TheRealGeorgeZimmerman.com—to relay a message thanking his supporters, and to collect donations via PayPal for his living and defense expenses.Read More ...
Study: 'Obamacare' would raise deficit
Reigniting a debate about the bottom line for President Barack Obama's health care law, a leading conservative economist estimates in a study to be released Tuesday that the overhaul will add at least $340 billion to the deficit, not reduce it.Read More ...
W.H. rejects Israeli president's personal appeal for spy
The White House on Monday rejected Israeli President Shimon Peres's personal appeal to commute convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard's life sentence.Read More ...
'Simply hypocrisy': Obama camp slams Romney remarks
President Barack Obama's re-election campaign manager Jim Messina on Monday accused Mitt Romney of "hypocrisy" for his attacks on the president as a member of a coddled, out-of-touch, Harvard-educated elite.Read More ...
Police say Tulsa shooting suspects confessed: report
Two white men accused of shooting five black people in Tulsa, Oklahoma, killing three of them, have confessed to authorities, media reports said on Monday, citing police and court documents.Read More ...
Romney faces lengthy to-do list as likely GOP pick
Mitt Romney faces a daunting to-do list as he transitions into the role of likely Republican presidential nominee.Read More ...
U.S. tells North Korea not to carry out nuclear test
The United States urged North Korea on Monday not conduct a nuclear test or launch a satellite and called on China to exert its influence over its neighbor to try to ward off such "provocative actions."Read More ...
Jurors being seated in Hudson family murder trial
The first full day of jury selection in the Chicago trial of the man accused of killing singer and actress Jennifer Hudson's family ended Monday without the seating of a full jury.Read More ...
March's heat melts records
You likely felt it, but now it’s official that March 2012 was the warmest March on record for the lower 48 states, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.Read More ...
Wash. man on the run finds time to update Facebook
He's on the lam, but Travis A. Nicolaysen still had time to update his Facebook page.Read More ...
Senator faces fire from the right in Ind. primary
Conservative groups the National Rifle Association and the Club for Growth launched an attack ad assault on Sen. Dick Lugar Monday as the Indiana Republican heads into a difficult GOP primary race.Read More ...
U.S., Brazil uncork new booze protection deal
This calls for a toast: The United States and Brazil took a big step Monday toward protecting some of their best-known exports—Bourbon and Tennessee whiskeys and the sugarcane-derived cachaça.Read More ...
Does cyberbullying law punish free speech?
Arizona lawmakers will review a recently passed anti-cyberstalking bill after critics raised concerns that it's so broad it could authorize arrests for online "trolls" who write mean comments on social media and news sites.Read More ...
'#Facegram' news sparks Twitter storm
Facebook's announcement on Monday it had agreed to acquire Instagram--the popular social photo application for iPhone and Android devices--for $1 billion cash sparked a loud reaction online.Read More ...
Maryland Mega Millions winner comes forward
A Maryland winner of a share of the record U.S. $656 million Mega Millions lottery has come forward, the Maryland Lottery said on Monday.Read More ...
First planetary system discovered with more planets than ours
Scientists may not be having much success in the search for extraterrestrial life, but astronomers seem to have no difficulty in picking up the presence of new planets. Specifically, an astronomer at the University of Hertfordshire has discovered the presence of multiple … Continue reading
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You can now get your own chocolate 3D printer for $4,600
Some 3D printers can print out jawbones, teeth, and guitars; others can print something far yummier — pieces of chocolate. Last year, a group of scientists from the U.K.'s University of Exeter built a printer that can make chocolatey works of art.
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iBrain can ‘read your mind’; enlists Stephen Hawking
A team of California scientists have developed the world's first portable brain scanner, and it may soon be able to "read a person's mind," playing a major role in facilitating medical breakthroughs. "This is very exciting for us because it allows us to have a window into the brain. We're building technology that will allow [...]
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Elephant on Mars Sculpted by Lava Flow
The dried flood of lava over the surface of Mars has created the spitting image of the eye and trunk of an elephant.
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