Mark Greenblatt shares videos of people targeting holiday presents.Read more: Watch: Christmas Crimes Caught on Tape: Gifts Stolen by Robbers, Neighbors
Police: Fight between 2 female blackjack dealers on Vegas Strip leaves 1 stabbed, other jailed
Environmental campaigners in Germany are up in arms because increasing areas of woodland are being switched to the cultivation of Christmas trees, which is far more lucrative than normal forests. Now a state government wants to limit the trend despite accusations that it is axing a centuries-old tradition.
A new exhibition in Hamburg seeks to alert people to the dangers of the plastic in our daily lives, painting a stark picture of how it accumulates in the world's oceans. It reveals how plastic particles can enter into the food chain and return to us through our dinner plates.
Oldest of zoo gorillas marks 56th birthday in central Ohio, celebrates with special treats
Monti says he won't run but would accept an offer to head Italian government after vote
SC officials say agency website was defaced, not hacked; no personal information compromised
In the coming weeks, as we've seen every year for the past six, there will be endless reports detailing the digital dangers and identity threats lurking in every corner of our highly networked universe
Imagine an inviting green park with tall, shady trees and wide swaths of grassy lawn where you can hear live music or see theater or simply sit quietly soaking up the noonday sun. Now, imagine that all underground in an old disused parking garage …...
Reported by Dr. Amish Patel: Researchers have found that more than 2,000 different species of bacteria live in our umbilicus – the medical word for belly button. That means you have more kinds of bacteria in your belly button than there are different kinds of...
After 31 years of public service, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton leaves the limelight behind, and a tenure that was full of firsts.
Open your presents early this year. Even though the world showed no signs of ending on Friday, the Mayan calendar is notoriously tricky. One German researcher says that Dec. 24th could be the big day. Then again, the Mayans were never particularly good at making predictions.Read more: Mayan Myths: The End Might Actually Come on Christmas Eve
Only on the Internet could you find two tech companies competing to track Santa. Last week NORAD, which has tracked Santa since 1955, announced its new Internet Santa service. While it still tracks Santa and his reindeer on Christmas, it replaced Google Maps with Microsoft’s Bing Maps....Read more: Santa Tracker Race: Google's Santa Tracker vs. NORAD
The quotes that made news this week.Read more: Quotes of the Week: 'One Tragedy Is Not Going to Push Us Away'
Egypt's constitution receives 'yes' majority in vote but nation's divisions likely to endureRead more: Egypt's Draft Charter Gets 'Yes' Majority in Vote
NRA Blames Video Games for Gun Crimes;Christmas Storms Move in as Millions Head Out
AP PHOTOS: Images from Egypt's vote on an Islamist-backed constitution
In-utero operation performed months before birth gives child another chance at life.Read more: Watch: Miracle Baby: Heart Surgery Before Birth Saves Baby's Life
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