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The Big Brother imagery conjured up by Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky during a filibuster this week has animated a diverse swath of political interests.

Cat Haven, the big cat sanctuary closed after a lion killed a volunteer intern at the facility this week, will reopen to the public on Sunday, officials said.

A policeman sacrifices his life for the sake of others in southeast Afghanistan. A bomb also rocked Kabul as U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel was visiting.

Georgia Town Wants to Make Gun Ownership Mandatory

Bill Ackman is no stranger to the spotlight, and a few months after the hedge fund manager unveiled a massive short bet against Herbalife a feature on the Pershing Square Capital founder in Vanity Fair's April issue deta...

Explosion outside Afghan defense ministry kills at least 9 as US defense chief visits capital

A repeat drunken driver convicted in a crash that killed two teenagers has sued his drinking buddy and two Santa Fe restaurants that served him alcohol.

The cliche says that SXSW is spring break for geeks, and if that is true then I wonder just how many of these geeks will enjoy Beergram? Based at beergr.am, the application takes the humble check-in, and adds in both a d...

Diane Sawyer reveals the top stories that have people buzzing this week.

This is the second article (but the first lecture) in a series held at CU Boulder and it's all about hydrofracking.

The "Bachelor" finale is just days away (Monday, March 11 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC) and viewers are waiting with baited breath to see if Sean Lowe will choose Lindsay or Catherine. HuffPost TV has an exclusive sneak peek of t...

Late last month, longtime Field & Stream writer David E. Petzal took to his Gun Nut blog on the outdoor magazine's website to skewer what he called the "Joe Biden School of Defense." Citing Biden's widely circulated comm...

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and CEO of SpaceX, held court on space travel, solar power and electric cars at South By Southwest Saturday.

In the townships, vigilante beatings and killings are the norm," wrote Time writer Alex Perry. "South Africa's private security industry employs 411,000 people, more than double the number of police officers. South Afric...

David Yee, the chief technology officer at Editorially, was a bit ahead of his time – by about two weeks. Last month Yee tweeted (hat tip to The Guardian) that "there's a young man wearing Google Glasses at this r...

Dale Allen brought the Goddess to the United Nations on Wednesday as part of the Commission on the Status of Women. In this article she discusses how to guide women the their strength as leaders and lead men to strength ...

Over the weekend, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in China said that inflation there hit a 10-month high.

Hagel optimistic US will work things out with Afghan leaders to allow commandos to stay

Part 3 of 3 articles: How did the liberal left get it so wrong? When did it become so powerless in facing the avalanche of domestic and global crises ahead? At what point did it lose its moral bearing and compromise on i...

App Annie, a leading app store analytics company, recently presented a report that highlighted the continued rise of social networking as a phenomenon. Just as social media has dominated the web for the last few years, i...

India may be heading for a rebound, Moody's Analytics said on Friday.

The United States has acted to transfer to Afghanistan the prisoners it is holding in that country, but a top commander says those who pose a threat will not be moved.