WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will attempt to win a seat in Australian Senate elections while still confined to Ecuador’s embassy in London.

The novel Stoner sank with barely a trace when it came out in 1965, says Arifa Akbar, but now it’s enjoying a resurgence

Big Brother is watching the doctors and nurses at the North Shore University Hospital in Long Island – and he wants them to wash their hands.

Efforts by the US Attorney General, Eric Holder, to smooth American media feathers ruffled by recent revelations of aggressive snooping by the government on reporters hit a snag, as major news organisations turned down an invitation to meet with him.

Administration’s efforts to trace leaks called ‘heavy-handed’ after private emails seized

There was sky blue everywhere at the official launch of the club in east Harlem

The inventor of the Gif file has revealed that the world has been mispronouncing his creation.

Bloomberg has drafted in the help of a former head of IBM to undertake an internal review following damaging revelations that journalists with its news agency accessed private information about how users of its financial terminals used the commercial service.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai said on Monday that his national security team has been receiving payments from the US government for the past 10 years.

What a wonderful reaction from marathon runners, supporters, businesses, charities, government and people all over the world in supporting those affected by the Boston bombings. As well as showing support for victims, getting on with life is the best way to show terrorists they will not win.

Feminist campaigners say they are 'disappointed' and 'shocked' at the online encyclopaedia's policy

Friends of Bauman - who has only partial medical insurance - set up online fund which has already reached over $330,000

We’re used to disgruntled employees’ resignations doing the rounds these days. In the internet age, those bitter parting words can be uploaded and forwarded in an instant.