Last month Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook’s chief operating officer, announced that email was on the way out.
The cap on BP’s stricken Gulf of Mexico oil well appeared to hold on Friday, but officials have intensified monitoring.
Oil is no longer spewing into the Gulf of Mexico — at least temporarily — as BP said it choked off the flow from its undersea well.
Millions of Americans spent this week ignoring politics and concentrating on summer, but there was no getting away from Sarah Palin.
An Iranian nuclear scientist who says he was abducted by CIA agents a year ago returned home from the United States early on Thursday.
BP on Wednesday started a crucial test on its ruptured oil well in the Gulf of Mexico that it hopes will lead to halting the flow of crude oil.
France striker Thierry Henry has signed for New York Red Bulls, the Major League Soccer team said on Wednesday.
You can call Apple’s products many things. Overpriced, elitist, overhyped, restrictive — all of these have a ring of truth to them.
BP on Tuesday delayed a critical test that will determine if it can close a cap atop its ruptured Macondo well.
A missing Iranian nuclear scientist, who Tehran says was kidnapped by the CIA, has turned up in Washington.
BP said on Monday it had installed and was ready to test a cap that, if successful, would for the first time stop the oil spewing from its well.
Republican, beloved by Tea Party activists but distrusted by party establishment, raises nearly $1-million in three months.
Facebook has agreed to adopt a panic button aimed at improving the online safety of its younger users, a child protection group said on Monday.
Apple employs 25 000 people in the US but the Chinese company that make its products has 800 000 employees. Time to rethink the model?
BP removed a containment cap from its stricken Gulf of Mexico oil well on Saturday in the first step toward installing a bigger cap.
The Obama administration promised on Friday it would announce a new deepwater oil drilling moratorium shortly.
They may look tough but every cowboy has a
romantic heart, as the Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada, shows. <b>Andrew Mueller</b> reports.
Texas is big. And, if you visit Dallas and Houston, awfully bland, but for those ooking for a genuine Texan rose, I would suggest San Antonio.
Arizona’s Republican governor Jan Brewer signed House Bill 2162 into law on April 23, the toughest US Act on illegal immigration to date.
President Barack Obama is thinking about jobs: looking for jobs for more than 14-million Americans and protecting the jobs of Washington lawmakers.
The US has laid charges against alleged members of a Kremlin spy ring, as Russia and the US were said to be planning a Cold War-style prisoner swap.
United States President Barack Obama urged Israel and the Palestinians on Tuesday to resume direct peace talks by September.
A distraught Lindsay Lohan was sentenced to 90 days in jail on Tuesday after a judge ruled that she had violated her probation.
BP ruled out a share issue and talk persisted of sovereign wealth fund interest in the British oil major, boosting its shares on Tuesday.
Book pundits in the United States are being urged to line up on one side or other: Is the American novel finally dead or not?
BP is seeking a strategic investor to secure its independence in the face of any takeover attempts as it struggles with a devastating oil leak.
With iPhone and iPad sales responsible for the majority of Apple’s revenue, the company is losing interest in what was once its keystone product.
A supertanker adapted to scoop up oil from the BP spill began tests amid a report that some expect the energy giant to replace its top executives.
Washington was preparing a revised offshore oil drilling moratorium and clean-up efforts in the Gulf of Mexico returned to normal on Friday.
Every iPhone ever made uses a "totally wrong" formula to show signal strength, says Apple, after antenna complaints.
The former US vice-president Al Gore faces a reopened police investigation into allegations that he groped a massage therapist in hotel.
After 25 years and 50 000 interviews, Larry King has announced that he is hanging up his brightly coloured braces.