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"When Trott and Pietersen were out that was looking pretty dangerous, but England will be pleased they were challenged"

Kurt Nimmo | If elected, Romney will pick up where Obama left off.

Forbes | We know that high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is an adversary of health.

Suicide bomb in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa

The proportion of U.S. adolescents with diabetes or borderline diabetes has jumped dramatically since the late 1990s, raising the possibility that this generation of young people may face high rates of heart disease and other complications as adults.

My Health News Daily | Sugary soft drinks and an overall toxic food environment are beginning to show effects in American youth.

Embattled Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman Gregory Jaczko announced Monday he is resigning.

MSNBC | Suicide bomber detonated explosives from under his uniform at a military parade rehearsal in Yemeni capital Sanaa.

A day after seven people were killed in a 6.0 magnitude earthquake, Italians assess the damage to one of their most historic regions.

Greece's eurozone membership is untenable under the current conditions, CNN's Richard Quest says. The only question is what catalyst will force it out and when.

Paul Joseph Watson | Beijing aiming to project its "soft power".

Infowars.com | The latest on NATO's campaign to use Al-Qaeda terrorists as a means of destabilizing Syria.

A consultant gynaecologist accepts that the injuries to Rebecca McKeown could have been caused by a doctor who examined her.

Australian | Bitter dispute rages over supply routes into Afghanistan.

Washington's Blog | NATO summit gave law enforcement an opportunity to flex their police state muscle.

Steve Watson | Supporters take full control of GOP in North Star State.

An investigation is under way after a 19-year-old woman was raped in Glasgow's busy west end at the weekend.

Ireland and Leinster full-back Rob Kearney is named as the ERC player of the year for the 2011/12 season.

A Chinese businesswoman who received a death sentence for fraud is given a two-year reprieve, suggesting the sentence will probably be commuted to life in jail.

One of the main suspects in the killings of 49 people in northern Mexico received orders from the top leaders of the Zetas cartel, a military official said Monday.