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Markets just opened in Asia, and they're following the U.S. markets way higher. Of note is Japan's Nikkei 225, which just burst through 15,000. Dow Jones reports this is the first time the Nikkei has been above 15,000 si...

On Tuesday, Angelina Jolie published an op-ed in the New York Times revealing she has undergone a preventative double mastectomy. The news was a surprise, for however hard Jolie tries to keep her private life just that, ...

Kim Loan Duong is 32, and onto her third business. She is co-owner of Empire Society, which she co-founded in 1999 and organizes events worldwide. She then branched out into Prestigious Models in 2002, an Asian and Pan-A...

Dabs, wax, earwax, honey, honey oil, shatter--whatever you want to call Butane Hash Oil, it's how people are getting stronger, faster, more expensive, and arguably more dangerous THC highs. All the talk also reminds us h...

For the first time, Google CEO Larry Page opens up about his voice problems, explaining in a post that he is recovering from vocal cord paralysis.

The Verge, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times are all reporting that Google will launch a streaming-music service at its Google I/O developers conference on Wednesday. While Google hasn't commented, according...

The US economy is on the mend and will likely get better, says Cisco CEO John Chambers. Cisco is often looked at as a bellweather of the economy. That's because Cisco is the biggest player in the networking equipment mar...

Tesla has had a historic week. It began last Wednesday when it reported its first quarterly profit ever. That was followed by Consumer Reports essentially calling it the best car ever when it gave it a score of 99/100. T...

Google is seeking to block Microsoft's new YouTube app for Windows Phone 8 because it blocks ads and allows downloading of videos from YouTube's site, in violation of its terms of service.

Update: OJ Simpson took the stand late this morning and was being questioned by his attorney.

Ecuador, nestled in the Andes Mountains, seems to be a kind of paradise that has lured thousands of Americans away from home.

MEXICO CITY (AP) -- The Mexican government has fired an official whose daughter sent inspectors to shut down a restaurant that didn't give her the table she wanted.

Larry Page made a surprise appearance at the Google I/O developer conference on Wednesday and voiced his concern about the negativity in the industry, the focus on zero-sum games and how tech is moving too slowly

WASHINGTON (AP) -- White House releases 100 pages of emails and notes on Benghazi attacks.

Angie Everhart is thanking fans from her hospital bed after receiving a flurry of well wishes following her revelation that she has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer. "I'm in the hospital with my gown and my phone readi...

Here you are thinking the United States is deep in debt and wanting more of it. They now have competition.

The world's cities are all trying to emulate Silicon Valley's example and become the next global hub. Leading cities such as London, New York, Tel Aviv, Beijing and Berlin are all creating friendly conditions for startup...

Anyone that bikes dreams of riding a Tron Light Cycle. Revolights, a set of wheel-mounted LEDs, now makes that dream a little closer to reality, and a new built-in version is helping that system become even more lightwei...

After our post yesterday about Instagram possibly being announced for Blackberry, safe to say that such an announcement did not take place during Blackberry Live which we guess is kind of a disappointment to Blackberry u...

FARGO, N.D. (AP) -- Abortion rights activists on Wednesday filed the first of what they expect will be several legal challenges to laws recently approved in North Dakota that would make that state the most restrictive in...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- Rhode Island Treasurer Gina Raimondo is urging lawmakers to limit the interest rates charged on payday loans -- a proposal that has failed repeatedly in recent years in the face of strong opposit...

VALLEY SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) -- Attorneys for a 12-year-old California boy charged with killing his sister said Wednesday they wonder if he is mature enough to aid his defense.