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Apple’s iTunes 10 comes with a new social networking feature that allows users to “follow” artists and create their own music profiles. The tech company is hoping that its 160 million customers will spread the word about their favorite artists and

An oil platform owned by Mariner Energy has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, about 90 miles from Vermilion Bay in Louisiana.

Analysts are anticipating Alaska’s general election after incumbent Senator Lisa Murkowski conceded defeat.

For the first time since being diagnosed with stage four throat cancer, Michael Douglas is speaking out about his battle with the disease.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s Memoir is expected to outsell any prior political memoir and benefit the troops. But critics say the book and the proceeds may not make the grade.

With legislation stuck in congress, President Obama may issue an executive order to ease the 50-year-old travel ban to Cuba before Labor Day.

Gunman who took hostages inside Discovery TV headquarters was an environmental activist who derided the network for its programming and human beings for polluting the planet.

Sony unveils three e-readers, meant to compete with the iPad and the Kindle. Critics say, they may be nice, but ask, are they necessary?

The rape investigation against Wikileaks front man Julian Assange has been re-opened, with Sweden’s prosecutor saying there’s “reason to believe a crime has been committed.”

They're bracelets with a catchy phrase - 'I Love Boobies' - meant to promote breast cancer awareness. But some schools don't think they are appropriate.

In the second Oval Office address of his presidency, President Barack Obama announced the end of the U.S. combat mission in Iraq. The speech was largely symbolic, as the last combat brigade had already left the country in mid-August.

Ten-year-old singer Jackie Evancho wows on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent”, and already has more than 4 million views on YouTube.

As Bristol Palin prepares to take center stage, some in the media question how much time she has left in the spotlight.

FDIC announced that the number of troubled banks rose from 775 in first quarter to 829 in the second. People have pointed to this as a possible sign of a double dip.