Giant Tsunami Could Hit Japanese Shores, Say Experts
A panel of experts has warned that if a strong earthquake was to hit the shores of Japan, then another catastrophic tsunami could be unleashed.
Lindsay Lohan's Formal Probation Ends, Judge Advises against Nightclubbing
LA judge ends Lindsay Lohan's probation, advises her to stop the nightclubbing and concentrate on work
Domestic Violence: 400 Afghan Women Punished for 'Moral Crimes'
A human Rights watch report published on Wednesday has interviewed women inmates in Afghan prisons. They are being held for moral crimes, such as running away from an abusive husband or resisting forced marriage.
JetBlue captain suspended for mid air panic attack, now in FBI custody
JetBlue commander who had a meltdown aboard a flight from New York to Las Vegas has been identified as Clayton Osbon. He is now in FBI custody.
La Nina is Gone, But the Rains May Still Persist
Australia has witnessed two successive La Nina conditions from 2010 to 2012. According to the Bureau of Meteorology the latest data shows that La Nina is gone.
Japan Court Orders Google to Change Part of its Autocomplete Feature
A court in Tokyo has ordered Google to change part of its autocomplete function. A Japanese man has alleged that the terms associated with his name in the search box have ruined his life.
Pregnant Drew Barrymore to Wed in June, Flies to Paris to Pick a Chanel Wedding Dress
Drew Barrymore is all set to tie the knot this June. She's said to be frantically planning a wedding as she's pregnant and wants to wed before the baby arrives.
Former IMF Chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn Linked to Prostitution Ring, Organized Gangs
Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been preliminarily charged with having links with prostitution rings in France. He's denied the charge and been let off on a 100,000 Euro bail.
Michael Clarke May Join the Indian Premier League
Michael Clarke's management company is said to be in talks with the Pune Warriers of the Indian Premier League. The confirmation is yet to be made.
Ahead of Chinese President's Visit, Tibetan Sets Himself on Fire in New Delhi
A Tibetan man has self-immolated himself in New Delhi on Monday at an anti-China protest rally. More than 600 protestors marched through the capital on Monday to show their dissent against China. The Tibetans are fighting for independence from Chinese rule.
In Mexico, Pope Meets Victims Of Drug War, But Not Clerical Abuse
Pope Benedict XVI has visited Mexico amid controversy and criticism. Former seminarians who have been victims of sexual-abuse by the influential Reverend, late Father Marcial Maciel, are upset that the pope did not address the issue or meet with the victims.
Madonna On A War Path With Moscow Over Gay Rights
Madonna has spoken out sharply over a new law in St. Petersburg that threatens to ban the promotion or "propaganda" of homosexuality. She's not minced words in condemning this law and vowed to take up the issue when she visits the city as part of her tour this August.
Want to Unlock the New Angry Birds Game? Shop at Wal-Mart.
Rovio, the maker of Angry Birds, has tied up with Wal-Mart for its latest game. It's a sort-of treasure hunt for clues to be found only in the merchandise sold at Wal-Mart
Pro-Democracy Protestors in Hong Kong Will Take to the Streets on Sunday
On Sunday, March 25th, thousands of pro-democracy campaigners will show their protest by marching down the streets of Hong Kong.
French School Shootings Suspect Has Al Qaeda Links. Now In an Encounter With the French Police
The man who is suspected to have shot dead four people at a French school in Toulouse is in an encounter with the French Police.
Harry Potter Star Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
Jamie Waylett, the Hogwarts bully of Harry Potter films has been sent to two years in prison for his part in the London riots of August 2011
Abducted Italian Nationals Await Freedom
The two Italian men who were kidnapped from the eastern Indian state of Orissa are still not released. Rebels say their demands must be met.
Virat Kohli is Indian Cricket’s New Poster Boy
Virat Kohli is India's new cricket hero. With staggering numbers that has the country enthralled, Kohli is being hailed as the next big thing in cricket.
Militants Shot Dead in Bali: Reconsider Travel in the Wake of a Terror Threat
Five suspected militants were shot dead in an encounter with the Indonesian anti-terrorism unit Detachment 88.
Haddin Not to Play in the Caribbean Tour After All. Flies Back Home for Personal Reasons.
Brad Haddin has left the West Indies tour for personal reasons.
Petrol Prices Soar with no Respite in Sight
Between February and March this year, petrol costs have risen by 3%, causing a downward drift in the Westpac-Melbourne Institute consumer sentiment index. This has many economists worrying, as the fear of recession looms and unemployment figures do not look too uplifting either.