US Security Group Suspects Chinese Military Is Behind Hacking Attacks
A secretive Chinese military unit is believed to be behind a series of hacking attacks, a U.S. computer security company … Read More
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Troubled Singer Mindy McCready Dead in Apparent Suicide
Troubled country music star Mindy McCready, whose platinum singing career was shadowed by substance abuse and suicide attempts, was found … Read More
Bulgaria Presses EU to Toughen Stance on Hezbollah
Bulgaria urged other European governments on Monday to take a harder stance towards Hezbollah after blaming the Islamist movement for … Read More
‘Meteorite Rush’ Begins as Russian Scientists Find Fragments
A meteor that exploded over Russia‘s Ural mountains and sent fireballs blazing to earth has set off a rush to … Read More
Eagles’ Wings to Honor A.R. Bernard
Dr. A.R. Bernard, founder of the Christian Cultural Center, one of the largest churches in the nation, will be honored … Read More
Muslim Member of British Parliament Backs Israel
British Economic Secretary to the Treasury and MP for Bromsgrove, Sajid Javid, is a self-made man. The son of a … Read More
Teen Births Continue to Decline in US
The number of U.S. babies born to teen mothers dropped to record lows in 2011, according to new data from … Read More
Obama Makes Push for Universal Preschool
President Barack Obama turned his State of the Union roadshow to the topic of education on Thursday with a trip … Read More
Meteorite Hits Central Russia, More Than 500 People Hurt
More than 500 people were injured when a meteorite shot across the sky and exploded over central Russia on Friday, … Read More
‘Blade Runner’ Pistorius Charged With Murdering Girlfriend
South African “Blade Runner” Oscar Pistorius, a double amputee who became one of the biggest names in world athletics, was … Read More
American Airlines, US Airways Unveil $11 Billion Merger
American Airlines and US Airways Group said they plan to merge to form the world’s biggest airline with a combined … Read More
Ghana Archbishop: African Pope Would Be “Quite Some Miracle”
A black African pope to succeed Pope Benedict would be “quite some miracle”, a leading archbishop from Ghana said, adding … Read More
Leading Dissident Priest Slams Covert Pope Selection Process
A leading dissident Austrian priest whose call to disobey some Roman Catholic teachings drew a rebuke from Pope Benedict last … Read More
Speaking for Tea Party, US Senator Rand Paul Spreads the Blame
U.S. Senator Rand Paul blamed Republicans and Democrats for heavy government spending on Tuesday in an address responding to President … Read More
Pope Asks for Support After Decision to Resign, Says Strength Diminishing
Pope Benedict, in his first public comments since he announced that he would become the first pontiff in centuries to … Read More
Bill Allowing ‘Guns in Trunks’ Advances in Tennessee
A bill that allows gun owners to keep their guns in their vehicles at their workplaces sailed through the state … Read More
Liberals, Women Priest Advocates Urge Change After Benedict
Supporters of liberal reform in the Catholic Church said on Monday they hoped Pope Benedict‘s successor would give a greater … Read More
French Lower House Backs Gay Marriage Bill
France’s lower house of parliament backed same-sex marriage in a vote on Tuesday, paving the way for it to enter … Read More
Sexual Abuse Victims Blast Benedict Papacy
Pope Benedict leaves office having failed to stamp out the sexual abuse of children by priests and with the culture … Read More
Obama Says North Korea Nuclear Program a Global Threat
President Barack Obama said a nuclear test by North Korea was a “highly provocative act” that hurt regional stability, calling … Read More
Vatican: New Pope Will Likely Be Elected by End of March
A new pope will probably be elected by the end of March, a Vatican spokesman said on Monday, after Pope … Read More