A deal has been struck between the major media companies and the Writers Guild of America to end the writers' strike, former Walt Disney chief executive Michael Eisner revealed on CNBC.
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The inevitable rise in sea level that comes with climate change is going to make it increasingly difficult to control flooding in low-lying Holland.
A group of Sudanese released from the U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay demanded cash payouts and an apology from the United States on Saturday, for mental and physical torture suffered during years spent in jail there.
The pdf file obtained by Wikileaks and also released by the political party Piraten, contains two scanned documents relating to activities of the Bavarian police, Ministry of Justice and the Prosecution office in intercepting encrypted data submitted via SSL or Skype via the inte …
An intriguing story of death, the lives that preceded it, and the search for AI.
There is now a way to extend the lifespan of organisms so that humans could conceivably live to be 800 years old.
Arrogant doctors criticize their patients who go online to research ailments. But they're wrong. The best health sites are a boon to patients and doctors alike.
Our computers are full of small pieces of "myware" — software that spies on you for your own benefit, helping you to know yourself better. Your browser's History file autocompletes the URLs you type into the location bar; the search box remembers your previous searches.
Calling them his "secret weapon," Huckabee urged the bloggers to "clog" up the wireless system in Des Moines so that reporters couldn't file any more "bad" stories about him.
Can things really be so good and yet so bad? Perhaps they can. Positive and negative trends can certainly co-exist in a society at the same time, and Israeli life in 2007 may have improved in some ways and deteriorated in others.
Your private thoughts could be used to pry information out of somebody else's mind.
78-year old Yayoi Kusama has had a hallucinatory obsession with dots for as long as she can remember. Throughout the hardships she endured as a child--alleged abuse by her mother, suicidal tendencies--all she saw was dots.
We start the year in Britain with a challenge to our essential nature, for 2008 might turn out to be the year when we decide to rip up the Magna Carta.
Travelers at Sea-Tac and dozens of other major airports across America are being scrutinized by teams of TSA behavior-detection officers specially trained to discern the subtlest suspicious behaviors.
Forget Second Life. The real virtual world gold rush centers on the grammar-school set.
It didn't attract much notice, but the General Assembly of the United Nations ended the year by passing a disgusting resolution protecting Islam from criticism of its human rights violations.
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a 2500-year-old advanced civilization at the bottom of Lake Issyk Kul in the Kyrgyz mountains in Russia. The expedition resulted in sensational finds, including the discovery of major settlements, presently buried underwater.
Bhutto makes her statement at 2:14 in the video. Presenter David Frost raises no objections to this assertion.
A plan to sell Saudi Arabia highly accurate Boeing Co bomb-guidance kits is roiling Israel's backers in the Congress, setting up a potential clash with President George W. Bush.
In what sounds like a dream for millions of tired coffee drinkers, Darpa-funded scientists might have found a drug that will eliminate sleepiness.
Shopdropping, also known as droplifting, is the incredible act of reverse shoplifting: going into stores and putting things onto the shelves.
Jill Putney is teaching reading, but the supplies crowding her fourth-graders' desks at Tradewinds Elementary look suspiciously entertaining. "Hands-on learning is the way," Putney says. "If it's not hands-on, it's not happening here."
Yet long before "waterboarding" entered the public discourse, the CIA gave key legislative overseers about 30 private briefings, some of which included descriptions of that technique and other harsh interrogation methods, according to interviews with multiple U.S.
Britain is to launch a huge expansion of offshore wind-power with plans for thousands of turbines in the North Sea, Irish Sea and around the coast of Scotland.
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