Whitney Houston's body taken to morgue for autopsy; Romney wraps up Maine and CPAC; European cold snap continues; Microsoft's answer to iPad?

Less than a year after the shutdown of The News of The World, News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch faces a new scandal at British paper The Sun.

Media outlets say this is the first time a high-ranking military official has been killed in Syria since the crisis began.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Iran will make an important announcement. He addressed crowds Saturday celebrating the country’s 1979 revolution.

Brazil's Carnival celebrations draw some 800,000 tourists. Analysts say the strike will have a major impact on tourism for this event.

Hamza Kashgari, a Saudi journalist, posted tweets that insulted the Prophet Muhammad. He was arrested in Malaysia after he fled his country.

Violence continues in Syria; Iran promises nuclear announcement; Romney gives fiery speech to conservatives; "Linsanity" knocks off Lakers.

A Pirate Bay user 'Allisfine' created a torrent of the site itself, essentially allowing anyone to recreate the site if taken down.

A chain of coffee shops in Russia is conducting its own informal poll by offering customers beverages with their favorite candidate's portrait.

Clashes in Greece over new austerity measures; GOP presidential hopefuls speak at CPAC; Apple market cap bigger than ever.