SAN FRANCISCO - Apple's iconic chief executive Steve Jobs has returned to work after a five-month medical leave of absence during which he underwent a liver transplant.
"Steve is back to work,"...
GAZA CITY, Sakher Abu El Oun - A UN human rights mission on Sunday listened as witnesses described in gruesome detail the Israeli shelling of the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip during a three-week offensive...
CAIRO - The two main rival Palestinian factions began a new round of talks in Cairo on Sunday, facing a 10-day deadline for a reconciliation agreement, Egypt's official MENA news agency reported....
OTTAWA, Michel Comte - Software developed by a Canadian lab to circumvent online censorship has been downloaded by more than 18,000 Iranians in the last 10 days, says its developer Rafal Rohozinski....
LONDON- Michael Jackson is set to top the British album chart on Sunday following a surge in sales sparked by his death, the official chart compilers said.
The greatest hits album, "Number Ones"...
WASHINGTON- President Barack Obama on Saturday urged his fellow Americans to get tested for HIV in an effort to reduce transmission of the virus that causes AIDS.
"On this 14th commemoration of...
WASHINGTON- The New York Times Co. hopes to sell a second Massachusetts newspaper along with the money-losing Boston Globe, the Times reported on Saturday.
The Times Co. is seeking to sell the...
WASHINGTON, Olivier Knox - The US House of Representatives has narrowly passed historic legislation to limit pollution blamed for global warming, handing President Barack Obama a major hard-fought...
NEW DELHI- New Delhi residents faced misery on Saturday as the Indian capital reeled under one of its worst power and water shortages in years, during an acute heatwave and a delayed rainy season....
CEBU, Sybhel Cordero - More than 1,500 Philippine inmates at a maximum security prison on Saturday performed a Michael Jackson tribute for the public with a dance routine that has become a global...
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