Forced out of their homes near a toxic sinkhole, the residents expected help. A year on, they still wait

The latest decision in the patent war between Apple and Samsung has overturned the ruling that would ban imports of the iPhone 4 and iPad 2

Britain will close its embassy in Yemen today amid heightened security fears after Interpol warned countries around the world to be on their guard following a series of prison breaks believed to be linked to the al-Qa'ida terror network.

The great war photographer was not one person but two. Their pictures of Spain's civil war, lost for decades, tell a heroic tale

Washington politicians demand tighter controls to stop cash for reconstruction from going to supporters of Afghan insurgency

The allegations date back to Messina's time as chief of staff to Max Baucus

President Barack Obama was briefed following the meeting

Out of America: The CIA whistleblower struck a blow for us all, but his 1970s predecessor showed how to win

Tim Walker visits America's new capital of legal marijuana - and finds the city in the rudest of health

The decision that no one will face charges over the mining accident in Chile that left 33 men underground for 69 days has left many speechless

It’s less a garment, more a political statement in the wake of the trial that divided America. Manuel Roig-Franzia considers the historical significance of Exhibit A

She is thought to have fallen after sitting or leaning on a railing  while talking to her date at her New York City apartment

The most active state for executions has confirmed supplies of pentobarbital will expire in September

Protesters against Russia's anti-gay laws dump Russian vodka onto the streets in West Hollywood.

The quarters were in 150 separate bags each weighing 50 pounds and containing $1,000 worth of quarters