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Assembly parties are to hold a special session on Monday to debate a motion condemning the attacks on Alliance politicians' homes and offices.

This article comes to us courtesy of SF Weekly. By Coburn Palmer So you think you've seen it all in San Francisco -- unapologetic naked people, a nice-looking dude in a towel walking down Market Street, and a bird that r...

Festive mood as hundreds of same-sex couples get marriage licenses in Washington state

A British student pays the US £20,000 to avoid conviction and extradition for running a website which linked to pirated material.

Thumbs down to Roger Ebert's hip fracture -- but thumbs up to his attitude. The famed film critic, 70, is currently in the hospital with a fractured hip, his wife tweeted. But his spirits are more than intact.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co and BlackRock Inc voiced concerns about Hewlett-Packard Co and Research In Motion Ltd this week, saying business and operational struggles may affect the reliability of two of the...

A team of former Nasa executives is to sell trips to the Moon - for a price that is definitely out of this world.

Egypt, critical ally to the U.S., struggles with political turmoil between leaders and citizens.

The cheap drug that could spare millions an agonising end

7.3-Magnitude Quake Strikes Off Coast of Japan; New ?Fiscal Cliff? Negotiations Still in Stalemate

Playing for KeepsOpen Road Films 106 minutes   It has Gerard Butler in it.   Playing for Keeps gets a wide release Friday, December 7. The film is rated PG-13 for some sexual situations and for being a flailing exc...

"Buckwild," the raucous West Virginia-based reality show that MTV has chosen to replace "Jersey Shore," is already stirring up political controversy. West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin has reportedly written a letter to M...

The US Supreme Court is to hear arguments on whether laws banning gay marriage are illegal under the US Constitution, it announces.

House Republicans rushed to deliver campaign cash to scandal-tainted Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-Tenn.) in the days leading up to the November elections -- and he desperately needed the help, federal campaign reports show. ...

Former exotic dancer Sheila Hagemen, author of "Stripping Down: A Memoir" joined HuffPost Live Friday to discuss whether or not strip clubs empower women, and whether exotic dancing can be considered a feminist occupatio...

Now or never. Dan Aykroyd, the self-proclaimed “cheerleader” behind a long-brewing attempt to get the Ghostbusters franchise back into theaters, sat down with Esquire for a lengthy and candid interview this w...

Psy, the South Korean rapper behind the international phenomenon “Gangnam Style,” apologized today for a 2004 performance in which he said American soldiers should be killed “slowly and painfully,�...

Don't people who are wrong annoy you?

It seems like Johnny Depp's story with the legendary literary character, “Don Quijote de la Mancha,” has not come to an end. After becoming part of filmmaker Terry Gilliam’s frustrated project recreati...

NEW YORK -- When George Stephanopoulos returned to host ABC's "This Week" following the departure of Christiane Amanpour in late 2011, network staffers assumed his second tenure would only last through the 2012 election,...

Two Frederick women became the first same-sex couple in Frederick County to receive a marriage license Thursday. Voters approved Maryland's same-sex marriage law in November and Gov. Martin O'Malley signed a proclamation...

I'll confess to sometimes succumbing to fairly grim feelings about our medium-term economic future. But apparently I've got nothing on Matt Yglesias. Check this out: I see a lot of American political discourse dominated ...