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"We implore the International Community to help save the children of Fukushima." Seems there's a difference between politicians food safety standards and that of the children...
Troops Block Convoy From Reaching South Waziristan
UPDATE: The AP is reporting that President Hugo Chavez has been proclaimed victor in the Venezuelan elections, according to the country's National Electoral Council.
President Chavez won re-election and a new endorsement of his socialist project, surviving his closest race yet after a bitter campaign in which the opposition accused him of using oil wealth and control of state institutions to his advantage.
Oil prices have accelerated in the last few hours.
Japan Inc is charging into Myanmar.
After over a year of harboring foreign terrorists and supporting their operations near and across the Turkish-Syrian border, NATO-member Turkey has claimed it has retaliated with military force against “targets” inside Syria for an alleged attack on
An upcoming plunge from a balloon could break the world record for skydiving. But the world may have a long wait before the age of true "space jumps."
An important shift is developing in Saudi Arabian currency derivatives markets as Iran becomes engulfed in populist protests amid hyperinflationary pressures and armed conflict breaks out between Turkey and Syria, heightening concerns about tensions
First, the scoreboard: Dow: 13,495, +12.6, +0.1 percent S&P 500: 1451, +5.3, +0.4 percent NASDAQ: 3135, +15, +0.5 percent
Bon Jovi And Andy Madadian From Iran- Us Citizens Please Stand By Iranian People - Made In China ☭ Must See! - Jesse Ventura's Speech For Gary Johnson - With Friends Like Israel, Who Needs Enemies? - Ron Paul's Campaign Site re-direct's to C4L
The mayor of Munich has tapped the first keg of beer to kick off the 179th traditional German folk festival Oktoberfest. With only two blows of his hammer and a cry of "O'zapft is" — "It's Tapped" — Mayor Christian Ude inserted the first tap into the
Today RT News presenter Karen Tararche interviewed Daily Bell Chief Editor, Anthony Wile, live on-air about the violent uprisings underway across the Muslim world, purportedly in response to an obscure anti-Muslim video, "Innocence of Muslims," about
A look at protests and events around the world Friday connected to the anti-Islam film "Innocence of Muslims," produced in the United States, and vulgar caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad published in a French satirical weekly.
Oil is dropping rapidly once again - while the rest of its commodity peers remain tied to the USD movements this week.
Oil has been getting hit hard lately thanks to rumors, Saudis talking about pumping more, OPEC, saying there's plenty, and now this.
Whenever a major leap is made in pure mathematics, the question always leads to "Cool, but what does this mean for me?"
France announced Wednesday it will close 20 embassies across the Muslim world on Friday after French weekly Charlie Hebdo published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed naked, amid growing unrest over an anti-Islamic film that has left dozens dead.
Embassies Warn of More Possible Demonstrations.
Poachers have killed 100 rhinoceros in South Africa in less than two months, a surge in killings that took the tally for the year to 381, authorities said Wednesday.
Amsterdam’s pot smokers cast a keen, if somewhat hazy eye on Wednesday’s election, hoping for a government that will reverse plans to register them in a database and ban sales to foreigners.
South Korean troops practiced a war scenario involving the occupation and stabilization of North Korea during a joint military drill with the United States last month, a report said Tuesday. The two allies, who staged a similar stabilization exerc
India successfully launched its 100th space mission on Sunday (Sept. 9) using its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle to send two new satellites into orbit.
“You pay back a favour with favours,” said Joanna Figueroa, a resident of El Viñedo, a barrio in the coastal city of Barcelona in eastern Venezuela.
Police clashed with hooded protesters in Santiago as thousands marched the streets in memory of the victims of the abuses of General Augusto Pinochet’s military government.
A woman in Turkey is awaiting trial after beheading a man who she says raped her repeatedly for months and is the father of her unborn child.
The decision by WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange to seek asylum in Ecuador’s London Embassy triggered an international media campaign that highlighted the “hypocrisy” of his decision to choose a country condemned for supposed attacks on press freedom.
The outlook for Sudan's struggling economy has brightened since the government passed a tough austerity package but it still needs to improve tax collection to overcome the loss of oil revenues, the International Monetary Fund said.
“You can’t exclude any hypothesis … It’s practically impossible that here in an [oil] installation like this which is fully automated everywhere and that has thousands of responsible workers night and day, civilian and military, and that there is a g
Russian leaders have taken notice of the U.S. Air Force’s plans to build a next generation bomber, announcing they have set their sites on building a hypersonic bomber.
