The New York Times Co. said it was changing the name of the International Herald Tribune to the International New York Times. The move to re-brand the IHT is not entirely unexpected.

The nation's five major Internet service providers will active the Copyright Alert System this week.

A group of top evangelical leaders is launching a new voter initiative in hopes of increasing turnout among Christian voters in next year’s midterm elections. The American Renewal Project, an arm of the conservative American Family Association, is launching “Pastors and Pews,” which will offer policy briefings to church leaders and their congregations in hopes [...]

A new study finds they can live twice as long as the organisms in which they reside.

A congressional aide said the inquiry has been closed and no further action will take place.

Prosecutors say BP bears the most blame for the Gulf oil spill and should pay more.

He brought America's attention to AIDS prevention and railed against smoking.

"I could not be more frustrated than I am right now," Haley told reporters after the meeting.

They believe the call was made before the family abandoned their sinking sailboat.

The Swedish furniture giant becomes entangled in Europe's widening meat scandal.

William Shatner's suggested name for a moon's new moniker prevails.

White House spokesman Jay Carney on Monday answered growing questions about whether big donors to President Barack Obama's nonprofit Organizing for America (OFA) are being promised access to the president. His answer? Well, kind of. While Carney had responded "no" when Fox News' Ed Henry asked if a recent report "suggests that access to the [...]

The sister of the Duchess of Cambridge will give cooking tips to the masses in a new column.

A radical Islamic group took the family outside a national park in Cameroon's north region.

SAN QUENTIN, California (Reuters) - One by one, the entrepreneurs, clad in crisp blue jeans and armed with PowerPoint presentations, stood before a roomful of investors and tech bloggers to explain their dreams of changing the world. For these exuberant times in Silicon Valley, the scene was familiar; the setting, less so. With the young and ambitious flocking again to northern California to launch Internet companies, there were signs one recent morning that startup mania has taken hold even behind the faded granite walls of California's most notorious prison. "Live stream has gone mainstream. ...

Conservative groups urge lawmakers to embrace the sequester.

The satirical newspaper apologizes for an offensive reference to a 9-year-old actress.

The satirical newspaper apologizes for an offensive reference to a 9-year-old actress.

After more than a century, the agency will no longer use "Negro" to describe black Americans in surveys.