Languishing on the political sidelines for years, cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan is fast riding a tidal wave of youth support which could see him swept to power in Pakistan .
Two women employees complained of sexually suggestive behaviour by Republican presidential contender Herman Cain when he headed the National Restaurant Association in the 1990s, Politico said on Sunday.
Just a month after accusing Pakistan’s spy agency of secretly supporting the Haqqani terrorist network, which has mounted attacks on Americans, the Obama administration is now relying on the same intelligence service to help organize and kick-start reconciliation talks aimed at ending war in Afghanistan.
Just a month after accusing Pakistan’s spy agency of secretly supporting the Haqqani terrorist network, which has mounted attacks on Americans, the Obama administration is now relying on the same intelligence service to help organize and kick-start reconciliation talks aimed at ending war in Afghanistan.
The US government on Monday halted its $60 million financial contribution to the Unesco after the latter admitted Palestinian National Authority (PNA) as a full member, Xinhua reported.
A prosecutor grilling a defense expert got the veteran anesthesiologist to acknowledge Monday that Michael Jackson's doctor deviated from the standard of care.
A freak October snowstorm knocked out power on Sunday to more than 3.1 million homes and businesses across the US Northeast, with close to two feet (60 centimeters) of snow falling in some areas over the weekend.
A snowstorm with a ferocity more familiar in February than October socked the US Northeast over the weekend, knocking out power to 2.7 million, snarling air and highway travel and dumping more than 2 feet (60 centimeters) of snow in a few spots.
Police in Oregon arrested about 30 anti-Wall Street protesters early Sunday, dragging and carrying them to waiting vans, after they refused to leave a park in an affluent district.
Police in Oregon arrested about 30 anti-Wall Street protesters early Sunday, dragging and carrying them to waiting vans, after they refused to leave a park in an affluent district.
A huge explosion rocked a Kansas grain elevator and shot a fireball so high it could be seen in neighboring Missouri, leaving three workers dead and three other people missing, US authorities said.
There is a strong technological strain running through Occupy Wall Street, and software developers have been gathering at events in several cities to develop such tools for the demonstrators.
Scores of people waved tiny flags after taking the oath of United States citizenship at the foot of the Statue of Liberty on Friday, 125 years after the iconic American symbol welcoming visitors and immigrants was dedicated.
Condoleezza Rice has written in her book 'No Higher Honor' that India had deployed nuclear-capable missiles on its western border after 2001 attack on Parliament.
America’s Quran-burning pastor Terry Jones announced his plans to run for the country’s president next year. “Jones says he has begun raising funds, but would not disclose how much. He said he’s looking into getting on the ballot and will likely run as an independent,” ABC reported.
Michael Jackson was probably addicted to an opioid painkiller given by a dermatologist treating the star with Botox in months before his death, a medical expert testified on Friday.
The Statue of Liberty, iconic symbol of freedom, New York City and US immigration, celebrated its 125th birthday today, before closing for a year's repairs.
The Statue of Liberty, iconic symbol of freedom, New York City and US immigration, celebrated its 125th birthday today, before closing for a year's repairs.
Tough talking by then external affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee, following the 26/11 attacks, rattled Pakistan so much that it pressed the panic button.
Tough talking by the then External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee, following the 26/11 attacks, rattled Pakistan so much that it pressed the panic button.
Rajat Gupta, an iconic figure in the US corporate sector who was arrested on charges of passing insider information to his friend Raj Rajaratnam , was released on Thursday on a $10 million bond after he pleaded not guilty to offences that could keep him in jail for life.
Rajat Gupta, an iconic figure in the US corporate sector who was arrested on charges of passing insider information to his friend Raj Rajaratnam , was released on Thursday on a $10 million bond after he pleaded not guilty to offences that could keep him in jail for life.
Pakistani forces are allowing insurgents to launch rocket and mortar attacks on US troops across the border in Afghanistan and may be collaborating with the militants, a US general said on Thursday.
The US has asked Pakistan to squeeze the dangerous Haqqani network, secretary of state Hillary Clinton said on Thursday as she underlined it has been made clear to Islamabad that trying to distinguish between “good and bad terrorists” is self-defeating and dangerous.
Former International Monetary Fund leader Dominique Strauss-Kahn doesn't have diplomatic immunity from a civil lawsuit filed by a hotel maid who claims he sexually assaulted her in his room, according to court papers her lawyers filed Monday.
The United States pulled its ambassador out of Syria over security concerns , blaming president Bashar Assad’s regime for the threats that made it no longer safe for him to remain.
The United States pulled its ambassador out of Syria over security concerns , blaming president Bashar Assad’s regime for the threats that made it no longer safe for him to remain.
US President Barack Obama urged Egypt's army chief to lift a state of emergency and end military trials for civilians, according to a telephone conversation announced by the White House.
US President Barack Obama urged Egypt's army chief to lift a state of emergency and end military trials for civilians, according to a telephone conversation announced by the White House.
The US Air Force had to ground dozens of F-22 fighter jets for the second time this year after concerns a pilot suffered a lack of oxygen in the cockpit, officers have said.
The US Air Force has had to ground dozens of F-22 fighter jets for the second time this year after concerns a pilot suffered a lack of oxygen in the cockpit, officers have said.
The Obama administration pulled its ambassador out of Syria over security concerns, blaming President Bashar Assad's regime for the threats that made it no longer safe for Robert Ford to remain.
Iran should not misread the withdrawal of American troops from Iraq as affecting the US commitment to the fledgling democracy, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday.
Republican Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal on Saturday easily coasted to a second term, winning in a landslide election after failing to attract any well-known or deep-pocketed opposition.
Republican Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal on Saturday easily coasted to a second term, winning in a landslide election after failing to attract any well-known or deep-pocketed opposition.
More than two dozen Somali Muslim drivers for Hertz at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport are being fired after refusing to clock out for daily breaks during which they normally pray, according to media reports.
Using contentious barbs and comedic relief, Rupert Murdoch deflected attempts by angry investors to remove him as chairman of his News Corp empire at the company's annual meeting on Friday.
Attorneys for Dr Conrad Murray on Friday challenged a top anesthesiology expert over assumptions he made in a courtroom demonstration on how Murray could have given Michael Jackson a deadly drug infusion.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Friday that the United States had held a preliminary meeting with representatives of the Haqqani network, a group of militants Washington has blamed for a series of attacks in Afghanistan.
Making clear the United States was not buying Pakistan's explanation of hedging against India, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has bluntly told its key ally it would not tolerate terrorists in Pakistan's safe haven.
Making clear the United States was not buying Pakistan's explanation of hedging against India, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has bluntly told its key ally it would not tolerate terrorists in Pakistan's safe haven.
The US on Wednesday said it wants India, Pakistan and Afghanistan to share "good" and "constructive" relations between each other as this will ensure stability and peace in the South Asian region.
A medical expert testified on Wednesday that a physician's repeated and flagrant violations of the standard of care involving a powerful anesthetic led to the death of Michael Jackson.
Authorities closed schools and urged residents to stay in their homes on Wednesday as they tried to round up dangerous animals that escaped an Ohio farm after their owner opened their cages and then committed suicide, officials said.
Dozens of exotic animals including tigers, lions and bears were let loose on Ohio farmland by their owner before he committed suicide, sparking a shoot-to-kill hunt for the wild beasts and forcing panicked residents to stay inside on Wednesday.
A man was arrested on Tuesday after his unruly behavior aboard a Southwest Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Kansas City compelled the flight crew to make an emergency landing in Texas.
Anti-Wall Street demonstrators marched against New York police on Tuesday, accusing some officers of excessive force when carrying out arrests during a month-long protest campaign against economic inequality.
Unmanned Predators and Reapers aircraft are already a scourge in Pakistan’s tribal badlands, but soon the US forces will confront the militants with a new weapon, miniaturized “Kamikaze” drones, launched by soldiers in the battlefield itself.
A truck carrying podiums and sound equipment for US President Barack Obama was stolen by thieves in Virginia and later recovered, Pentagon officials said on Tuesday.
American and Afghan soldiers near the border with Pakistan have faced a sharply increased volume of rocket fire from Pakistani territory in the past six months.
Exactly a month after a few hundred anti-capitalism activists set up camp in New York, the Occupy Wall Street movement has gone international and won the attention of the White House --even if no one knows where it will go next.
The three-day tour opens in the North Carolina foothills city of Asheville, and will include stops for impromptu meetings and as many as three speeches a day over the 900 km two-state trip ending in Virginia.
Anti-Wall Street protests have won broad support among New York City voters, who would overwhelmingly favor tougher regulations on the financial industry, new poll results showed on Monday.
Days after announcing that she will not be joining the American presidential race next year, US glamorous politician Sarah Palin has changed her ‘Facebook’ profile from “Republican” to “Conservative”.
Several hundred protesters in at least seven US cities supporting the growing Occupy Wall Street movement were arrested over the weekend after refusing to obey police orders to leave public areas.
US President Barack Obama will this week push hold-out senators to stop blocking his jobs bill, ahead of a three-day bus tour through states key to his 2012 reelection bid.
US President Barack Obama is calling on UN nuclear inspectors to release data showing Iran is designing nuclear weapons technology in a bid to further isolate Tehran, a report said on Sunday.
Thousands of demonstrators protesting corporate greed filled Times Square on Saturday night, mixing with gawkers, Broadway showgoers, tourists and police to create a chaotic scene in the midst of Manhattan.
Jurors who stared at the stoic face of Michael Jackson's doctor across a courtroom for two weeks have had their first glimpse at his personality, and their impressions of him could be as important as if he had taken the stand himself.
The Nobel prize in economic science was awarded on Monday to Thomas J Sargent at New York University and Christopher A Sims at Princeton University for their research looking at the cause-and-effect relationship between economic policy and the broader economy.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emaunuel, who served as US President Barack Obama's first chief of staff, says his former boss' re-election was far from a sure thing.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emaunuel, who served as US President Barack Obama's first chief of staff, says his former boss' re-election was far from a sure thing.
ens of thousands of fans rocked to the hits of Michael Jackson on Saturday at a tribute concert his brothers hoped would put the spotlight back on his musical legacy after so much controversy.
ens of thousands of fans rocked to the hits of Michael Jackson on Saturday at a tribute concert his brothers hoped would put the spotlight back on his musical legacy after so much controversy.
At the Zhuhai air show in southeastern China last November, Chinese companies startled some Americans by unveiling 25 different models of remotely controlled aircraft and showing video animation of a missile-armed drone taking out an armored vehicle and attacking a US aircraft carrier.
At the Zhuhai air show in southeastern China last November, Chinese companies startled some Americans by unveiling 25 different models of remotely controlled aircraft and showing video animation of a missile-armed drone taking out an armored vehicle and attacking a US aircraft carrier.
The 50-page memo was written last year, following months of "extensive inter-agency deliberations", by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel.
California governor Jerry Brown signed the California Dream Act into law, making illegal immigrants eligible for state money to attend American universities and colleges, his office said.
Barack Obama's administration crafted a legal document in secret ahead of the assassination of US-born al-Qaida leader Anwar al-Awlaqi, which permitted the killing of an American citizen without trial, a report said on Saturday.
More than two decades after Scott Anderson told his California congregation that he was gay and therefore must resign as its pastor, the Presbyterian Church (USA) is preparing to welcome him back.
Protesters clashed with security staff when they tried to enter a museum in the US capital Saturday, prompting one guard to use pepper spray and leading to at least one arrest, a spokeswoman said.
Chart-toppers, soul singers and three generations of Michael Jackson's family, including his children, celebrated the King of Pop at an energetic tribute concert Saturday, urging fans to focus on the late star's music rather than his death.
A computer virus that captures the strokes on a keyboard has infected networks used by pilots who control US Air Force drones flown on the warfront, according to a published report.
Thirteen Indians were among 111 people charged in America's biggest identity theft which involved stealing credit card data and buying expensive goods.
Rejecting the notion in Pakistan that the US had launched a campaign against it, Washington has said its relationship with Islamabad is 'complicated but important'.
Calling Afghanistan as a "proxy war" between India and Pakistan, former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf has accused New Delhi of "trying to create an anti-Pakistan Afghanistan".
Jurors who have sat facing Michael Jackson's doctor for two weeks have heard Dr Conrad Murray's voice for the first time on a recorded interview he had with detectives two days after Jackson died under his care.
Jurors who have sat facing Michael Jackson's doctor for two weeks have heard Dr Conrad Murray's voice for the first time on a recorded interview he had with detectives two days after Jackson died under his care.
The United States has signaled that it is ready to part ways with Islamabad if Pakistan’s military does not mend its ways of using terrorism as a policy tool.
A New York-based crime ring that used forged credit cards to mainly buy and resell Apple products overseas has been busted, police said on Friday in what was described as the largest identity fraud case in US history.
A New York-based crime ring that used forged credit cards to mainly buy and resell Apple products overseas has been busted, police said on Friday in what was described as the largest identity fraud case in US history.
Threats have been made against the United Nations in Lebanon in recent weeks and the world body is stepping up security in the country, a UN envoy said.
Protests against the US financial system and economic inequality spread across America on Thursday and found unlikely sympathy from a top official of one of the main targets of scorn -- the Federal Reserve.
US president Barack Obama on Thursday lit into Pakistan, virtually accusing the military of consorting with terrorists, of manufacting threats from India , and creating an environment that threatened the whole region, including the people of Pakistan.
Professionally qualified Indians may have to wait as long as 70 years to get their green card in the US, a new study has said, amid growing concerns that the current country-specific quota policy poses a major hurdle in attracting talent from India and China.
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has made a campaign against cyber threats one of its "highest priorities," with China, Russia and Iran in the cross hairs, the bureau's chief said.
President Barack Obama said Pakistan is "hedging its bets" by maintaining ties to militant groups that are trying to undermine the government in neighboring Afghanistan, and acknowledged Thursday that the United States has been unable to convince Pakistan that the US goals of a stable Afghanistan poses no threat to its neighbor.
Concerns over Wall Street practices and economic inequality that have led to rallies across the United States reverberated up to the White House on Thursday, with President Barack Obama saying the protesters are expressing the frustrations of the American public.
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China has been very aggressive in gaming the trading system to its advantage and to the disadvantage of other countries, particularly America, President Barack Obama said today, as the US Senate advanced a legislation to penalise Beijing for undervaluing its currency.
President Barack Obama on Thursday voiced concern over Pakistan's military and intelligence links with extremists, observing the US finds this "troubling."
US President today warned Europe's woes could have a "very real" impact on the US economy and said it is important that Congress pass his $447 billion jobs bill.
Professionally qualified Indians may have to wait as long as 70 years to get their Green Card in the US, a new study has said, amid growing concerns that the present country-specific quota policy poses a major hurdle in attracting talent from countries like India and China.
Professionally qualified Indians may have to wait as long as 70 years to get their Green Card in the US, a new study has said, amid growing concerns that the present country-specific quota policy poses a major hurdle in attracting talent from countries like India and China.
Widely hailed as one of the greatest CEO's in history, Jobs handed the reins over to longtime operations chief Tim Cook in August, and many analysts believe the company is well-positioned for the future. But his death still leaves many questions.
Asserting that China’s economic espionage has reached an ‘intolerable level’ , US lawmaker said it’s time that the US and its allies confront Beijing and demand to put an end to this piracy.
Walt Disney Studios has announced that four of its classics — ‘Beauty and the Beast’ , ‘Finding Nemo’ , ‘Monsters, Inc’ and ‘The Little Mermaid’ — will make their theatrical debut in 3D.
A third of US military veterans who have served in the armed forces since the September 11, 2001, attacks think the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were not worth fighting, a poll released on Wednesday showed.
The future of the most popular American animated sitcom ‘The Simpsons’ is reportedly in doubt following salary disputes between the main voice actors and studio 20th Century Fox Television.
Apple on Wednesday turned its home page into a tribute to co-founder Steve Jobs, posting a large black-and-white photo of the company's visionary leader after the announcement of his death at age 56.
Microsoft Corp co-founder and chairman Bill Gates bid farewell to his long-time friend and competitor Steve Jobs on Wednesday, using the Apple co-founder's own words in his tribute.
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs died "peacefully", his family said Wednesday, thanking those who had supported them through the past year of his battle with cancer.
Apple's new CEO Tim Cook on Wednesday mourned the loss of company co-founder Steve Jobs, who died from cancer at age 56, calling him a "creative genius" and "inspiring mentor."
Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin ruled out Wednesday running for the US presidency in 2012, telling supporters that she could help the Republican cause more by working to elect others.
The country's largest labor federation warned the Obama administration and congressional Democrats not to take their support for granted and said they would work against any elected leader who supports pending free trade agreements.