After months of promotion by Columbia/Sony and angst at Facebook HQ over the portrayal of CEO Mark Zuckerberg and the company, "The Social Network" made its debut to full houses in theaters across the country this weekend.

ATHENS (Reuters) - China pledged on Sunday to support a stable euro and not reduce its holdings of European government bonds in an effort to deflect criticism of its foreign exchange policy ahead of an EU-China ...

Alabama junior Marcell Dareus puts pressure on Florida quarterback John Brantley and the Florida Gators. TUSCALOOSA - Top-ranked Alabama now stands atop one of the nation's most significant statistical categories.

By PopEater Staff Posted Oct 3rd 2010 08:24AM Jon Stewart stayed mum during the recent commotion over at CNN, where Rick Sanchez was fired this week (after a six-year career at the network) because of inflammatory -- now infamous -- remarks he made on ...

The Braves will pin their wild-card chances on ace Tim Hudson, who has combined to walk 10 against seven strikeouts in his last two outings.

Rich Pedroncelli / AP Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman, left, shakes hands with her Democratic opponent, Jerry Brown, before the start of their second debate held at California State University, Fresno in Fresno, Calif.

AP NEWPORT, Wales - Tiger Woods has taken his worst loss ever in the Ryder Cup, teaming with Steve Stricker for a 6-and-5 rout by Lee Westwood and Luke Donald in an alternate-shot match.

WASHINGTON - The scandal over Guatemalans infected with sex diseases in the 1940s so that US researchers could test remedies has revived painful memories of a similar episode involving African-Americans in the 20th century.

NEW DELHI: India's only individual Olympic champion Abhinav Bindra on Sunday became the fourth shooter to carry the national flag in a mega event.

Editor's note: October is- the pink month, or the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month; at this time, published below is a study that suggests mammogram screening for women ages 40 to 49 may help cut risk of death from breast cancer.

Oct. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Brazilians began voting today to elect a successor to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, with polls predicting that his heir apparent, Dilma Rousseff, will lead the field and perhaps win an outright victory.

The leaders of the Republican and Democratic Senate campaign committees predicted success for their parties today, less than a month before pivotal congressional elections.

When Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, Malcolm in the Middle) bounced down the steps and into a clever musical monologue on last night's Saturday Night Live, it seemed like we were in for a heck of a show.

The starting point for Sunday's game in Pittsburgh is turnovers. If the Ravens have a chance to deal the Steelers their first loss of the season, it almost certainly will have to come on the heels of a defensive resurgence.

President Barack Obama's endorsement wouldn't necessarily swing the race to be Chicago's next mayor in Rahm Emanuel's favor, because voters will make their decisions based on the issues facing the city, Mayor Richard ...

Finally a twin planet Earth where life would likely thrive! After eleven years of assiduous observation through a telescope based in Hawaii, US astronomers have discovered the seventh planet in orbit around the star named Gliese 581 and which for the ...

Abuja - High espectation with which Nigerians and hundreds of foreigners thronged the Eagle Square in Abuja yesterday to mark the Golden Jubilee of the nation's independence was marred when explosives planted by the Movement for the Emancipation of ...