A mother pushing her child in a stroller in downtown El Paso was struck by an errant bullet fired during a shootout between Mexican police and car-jacking suspects just across the border in violence-ridden Ciudad Juarez, according to El Paso police officials
MESA, Arizona (Reuters) - Mitt Romney is fighting his way back into the driving seat in the Republican presidential race, putting in a strong debate performance in Arizona and gaining in polls against conservative rival Rick Santorum
French police released former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss Kahn on Wednesday after nearly 30 hours in custody for questioning about a suspected hotel prostitution ring
At least nine Indian soldiers have died and 11 others were trapped in two snow avalanches that hit defence installations in Indian-administered Kashmir, officials say
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Could history repeat itself? That is a question uppermost in the minds of many Americans as they warily watch gasoline prices at the pump rise week after week
A jury convicted former University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely of second-degree murder in the 2010 death of his ex-girlfriend, Yeardley Love
At least 49 people were killed and more than 600 people were injured when a train plowed into a platform at a Buenos Aires station today, state media said
In a dusty campsite in central Australia more than 30 years ago, a mother's cries of "a dingo's got my baby" set the stage for one of the country's most intriguing murder mysteries
Unless you're one of the whackos who puts politics before people, you'll wish Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez the best as he readies to undergo a second round of cancer surgery
Amid cautious optimism, U.S. and North Korean envoys met Thursday for their first talks on dismantling Pyongyang's nuclear programs since the death of the country's longtime leader Kim Jong Il.
Former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo pleaded not guilty to an electoral fraud charge Thursday at the opening of a landmark trial that is seen as a key test of her reformist successor's campaign to stamp out corruption.
A U.S. human rights group says it has received troubling reports that Iran may have issued an execution order for an Iranian Christian pastor who refused to return to Islam.
A packed train slammed into the end of the line in a Buenos Aires station, killing 49 people and injuring 600 commuters in Argentina's worst train accident in decades.
American journalist Marie Colvin and French photographer Remi Ochlik were killed Wednesday in the Syrian city of Homs, opposition activists and a French official said.
A mother pushing her child in a stroller in downtown El Paso was struck by an errant bullet fired during a shootout between Mexican police and car-jacking suspects just across the border in violence-ridden Ciudad Juarez, according to El Paso police officials
MESA, Arizona (Reuters) - Mitt Romney is fighting his way back into the driving seat in the Republican presidential race, putting in a strong debate performance in Arizona and gaining in polls against conservative rival Rick Santorum
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Could history repeat itself? That is a question uppermost in the minds of many Americans as they warily watch gasoline prices at the pump rise week after week
VIENNA/TEHRAN (Reuters) - The U.N. nuclear watchdog's latest mission to Iran failed to budge a defiant Tehran over its disputed nuclear program, sending oil prices to a nine-month high over fears of an increasing risk of confrontation with the West
MESA, Arizona (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich on Wednesday lent their support to the idea of arming the Syrian opposition in its fight to topple President Bashar al-Assad
GENEVA/CHICAGO (Reuters) - The world of science was upended last year when an experiment appeared to show one of Einstein's fundamental theories was wrong - but now the lab behind it says the result could have been caused by a loose cable
Daniel von Bargen, who played George Costanza's boss Mr. Kruger on "Seinfeld," is in critical condition after apparently attempting suicide by shooting himself in the head, TMZ reports
French police released former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss Kahn on Wednesday after nearly 30 hours in custody for questioning about a suspected hotel prostitution ring
At least nine Indian soldiers have died and 11 others were trapped in two snow avalanches that hit defence installations in Indian-administered Kashmir, officials say
Exhibition Southern Spring Home & Garden Show: Featuring exhibits and workshops for gardening, decorating and home improvement, The Park Expo and Conference Center, 2500 E
The killings of two Western reporters in the city of Homs and reported deaths of some 60 people across Syria have triggered further Western outrage towards the Damascus government
With cheaper and much more popular 7-inch tablets such as Amazon's Kindle Fire and Barnes & Noble's Nook tablet gaining market share in the low-end tablet market and Apple's iPad dominating the high-end space, RIM will have to do much more to stay relevant in the tablet arena.
The Y chromosome is just a fraction of its original size, and much smaller than its buxom partner, the X chromosome, but researchers say its gene-shedding days seem to be over.
Residents across Germany are complaining that they're receiving unwanted gifts falling from the heavens: Giant chunks of frozen faeces and urine that plummet to the ground after leaking out of passing aeroplanes.
Topix Staff FeatureMediaite's Alex Alvarez has the scoop on a possible verbal slip up uttered by Michael Moore during his appearance on a recent episode of MSNBC's Rachel Maddow show
Topix Staff FeatureBuzzfeed reports that Indiana State Representative Bob Morris is declining to honor the 100th Anniversary of the Girl Scouts of America on the grounds that they are a "radical" organization
If you obsessively check for your phone or lose your cool when you don't have reception, you may have nomophobia, or fear of being without a cell phone, according to the Los Angeles Times .