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Reuters - President Barack Obama said on Friday he would name a top cybersecurity official to the White House as he released a report that recommended how to safeguard the nation’s cyber network.
AFP - Pakistan stepped up its offensive against the Taliban on Friday, slapping a 600,000-dollar price on the head of a firebrand rebel and claiming to have captured another militant stronghold.
Reuters - Chinese fishing ships are quitting a disputed sea border that divides the two Koreas as tension mounts on the peninsula following this week’s nuclear test by the North, South Korean media reported on Friday.
Playing lullabies to premature infants may help lessen reduce their pain and encourage oral feeding, say researchers in Alberta who reviewed research on the topic.
A Canadian National train derailment that killed two people near Lillooet, B.C., in 2006 was caused by an inadequate braking system used in the steep mountain canyon, according to a federal report released Thursday.
Reuters - U.S. forces said a U.S. and Afghan army patrol killed 35 militants in Zabul province, east Afghanistan, when the patrol’s convoy came under attack.
AP - It’s safe to say the best is yet to come for the new national spelling champion. She’s only just become a teenager. She’ll probably keep her competitive juices flowing by entering the International Brain Bee, the perfect contest for an aspiring neurosurgeon.
International scientists say they have found the first evidence of resistance to the worlds most effective drug for treating malaria. They say the trend in western Cambodia…
Veteran referee Yves Lavigne has no qualms with his decision to stop a lightweight bout between Kyle Bradley and Phillipe Nover last Saturday at UFC 98 in Las Vegas
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