Atrocities virtually beyond human comprehension have been committed by South Sudan’s army according to a United Nations (UN) report released today. Th
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In yet another troubling move for world peace, Russia is reviewing its 1991 decision to recognize the Baltic states as independent, according to Russi
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New research from Johns Hopkins has demonstrated that young people with higher blood pressure levels are at increased risk of heart failure by the age
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Iconic TV maker Sony Corp is stepping back from producing its namesake consumer electronics and is, instead, raising approximately $4 billion in share
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Once synonymous with the idea of online education the University of Phoenix, struggling with sagging profits and low enrollment, announced on Tuesday
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Major cyber attacks against the U.S. government and large businesses this year mean that another big player has emerged on the cybersecurity market. H
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Although appearing to be a great idea, having the speedometer displayed on a car's windscreen is just plain dangerous, according to a University of To
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There's good news for European travelers this morning thanks to an EU decision that all data, text and cell phone roaming surcharges in European Union
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After being chided by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin for "doing whatever the Americans do," Canada and its polarizing prime minister Stephen Harper r
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The Greek Government has told the International Monetary Fund (IMF) it will not be making any loan repayments by imposed repayment deadlines. The news
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