By Mark Lawin SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft has found that our solar system is not round but is ''dented'' by the local interstellar magnetic field of deep space, space experts said on Monday. The data was gathered by the...
By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Circumcision may reduce a man's risk of infection with the AIDS virus by up to 60 percent if he is an African, but it does not appear to help American men of color, U.S. researchers...
BOSTON (Reuters) - An armed man took people hostage at a New Hampshire campaign office for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton on Friday, New Hampshire's WMUR TV reported. Clinton, who was scheduled to campaign in Virginia on...
The United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said paying for "environmental services" is set to be an important way to link two of humanity's greatest challenges: beating poverty and safeguarding the environment.
An online exchange between a woman looking for a husband who earns more than $500,000 a year and an unnamed Wall Street banker, who assessed her potential for romance as a business deal, has caused an Internet stir.
The conservative New York Post endorsed Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton for re-election on Monday in the latest sign of closeness between the Clintons and the Post's media mogul owner Rupert Murdoch. "Surprised? Well, so are we -- a little," the Post said of its endorsement.
Offering a grammar lesson guaranteed to make any English teacher cringe, President George W. Bush told a group of New York school kids on Wednesday: "Childrens do learn."
Vilified as a Holocaust denier, a supporter of terrorism and a backer of Iraqi insurgents, the president of Iran was actually able to make New Yorkers burst into laughter -- but not at a joke.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Assuming you read at average speed, by the time you get to the bottom of this column, the war in Iraq will have cost the United States another $760,000. More than $4 million of U.S. taxpayers' money ebbed away in the 18 minutes it took George W.
This is more than just another symptom of global warming.
VIDEO: A new UK version of the digital media industry blog aims to recreate paidContent's success in the U.S. market.
Rock legends Led Zeppelin were set to announce a one-off comeback concert on Wednesday nearly three decades after disbanding.
With an emphasis on the visual over the audio, MTV from its inception has never been "about the music." But after seeing interest in its signature trophy show wane in recent years, the network put the spotlight where it belongs for a music awards show: on the concert stage.
Lower hemlines are coming back in fashion for spring and that could spell bad news for the U.S. stock market.
Apple Inc will face a tougher time filling its iTunes store with television shows and movies as big media companies gird against repeating the music industry's mistakes.
Ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro is tipping Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama to team up and win the U.S. presidential election.
A look at this "presidential candidate who has been in the U.S. Senate for only three years and, at 46, is the youngest one running. The rap against him is that he is too young, too dark, and too inexperienced to win. But he is still three years older than John F.
...The Bancroft family has accepted," John Prestbo, editor and executive director of Dow Jones Indexes, told reporters on Tuesday in Chicago. Dow Jones "will be part of News Corp," he said. Prestbo told Reuters the information came from an internal company memo.
In Hollywood, summer movies are not known for being brainy, but it's rare for filmmakers to publicly impugn the intelligence of their leading man. Then again, this is Homer.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A director on the board of Dow Jones & Co Inc has resigned because he could not support its endorsement of a $5 billion takeover offer from Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.
An analysis of thousands of skulls shows modern humans originated from a single point in Africa and finally lays to rest the idea of multiple origins, British scientists said on Wednesday.
A German bus driver threatened to throw a 20-year-old sales clerk off his bus in the southern town of Lindau because he said she was too sexy.
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