In Pete’s Tavern, USA’s World Cup draw with England stirred passion — but don’t expect America to fall in love with soccer.
Britain stuck up for BP on Friday against American criticism over the oil spill, while the company ramped up efforts to siphon more crude oil.
American officials are searching for the founder of WikiLeaks in an attempt to pressure him not to publish thousands of confidential cables.
Since Last Child was first published in 2005, interest in nature deficit disorder has increased beyond his wildest imaginings.
They’re becoming increasingly popular. But are participants running on empty?
The United States on Wednesday condemned a recent wave of arrests of leaders of Zimbabwe’s embattled civil society.
UN chief’s leaked letter fingers ill-considered draft agreement that pitted rich against poor.
The US has tightened pressure on BP, setting a 72-hour deadline for the company to present updated plans for battling the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
When author Nicholas Carr began researching his book on whether the internet is ruining our minds, he restricted his online access and email.
Her fierce questions shocked White House staff; Castro refused to answer her. And now veteran reporter Helen Thomas has had to quit.
US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday he wanted to know "whose ass to kick" over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
The White House has warned BP that it faces "many billions of dollars" in fines for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.
CEO Steve Jobs on Monday showed off a redesigned $199 "iPhone 4" that is a quarter slimmer than the current handset.
United States car-maker Chrysler is making a slew of vehicle recalls, US government documents showed on Monday.
BP faces another difficult week of tough questions from investors and US lawmakers despite making progress in capturing an increasing amount of oil.
The latest effort to siphon oil and gas gushing from a ruptured deep-sea wellhead in the Gulf of Mexico is working well so far.
BP began capturing some oil spewing from its ruptured well on Friday as Barack Obama warned the company against skimping on compensation.
New Yorkers no longer think of Harlem as a no-go zone, so tourists shouldn’t miss its live jazz, great architecture and soul food.
A cap placed over a ruptured well deep in the Gulf of Mexico should capture the "vast majority" of the oil gushing out, BP said on Friday.
Big Oil is holding its breath. BP’s shares are in steep decline after the debacle in the Gulf of Mexico.
US officials on Wednesday ordered BP to pay for five more sand barriers in the Mississippi Delta to keep oil from reaching Louisiana’s wetlands.
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs finds "troubling" a string of worker deaths at Foxconn, the contract manufacturer that assembles the company’s iPhone
Robot submarines wielding powerful cutting tools went to work on BP’s latest bid to curtail the flow of oil spewing from its ruptured wellhead.
Google is reported to be getting rid of desktop PCs running Microsoft Windows across the corporation to eliminate a security risk.
US government and BP officials are warning that the blown-out oil well causing a disaster on the Gulf Coast may not be stopped until August.
A Manhattan investment adviser has been dubbed a "Bernie Madoff for celebrities" after being charged with running a Ponzi scheme.
BP’s "top kill" oil well plug failed on Saturday, practically killing any optimism among residents that the spill fouling their coast will end soon.
Dennis Hopper, the star with acclaimed roles in films including <i>Apocalypse Now</i> and <i>Easy Rider</i>, died on Saturday of prostate cancer.
Dennis Hopper, the star with acclaimed roles in films including <i>Apocalypse Now</i> and <i>Easy Rider</i>, died on Saturday of prostate cancer.
Former child star Gary Coleman, who shot to fame on <i>Diff’rent Strokes</i> but suffered personal troubles as an adult, has died in a Utah hospital.
The oil spill hits its 40th day on Saturday with Gulf residents clinging to one hope: that BP’s complicated "top kill" operation will plug the well.
A woman left locked alone in a plane asleep for about four hours after landing at Philadelphia International Airport is suing United Airlines.