Lost in the big news last week -- the race for the Democratic nomination, the reeling U.S. economy, the ongoing life/death saga that is "Dancing with the Stars" -- came word that a new deep-water exploration area off the coast of Brazil could contain...

Scientists are monitoring the orbit of asteroid 2007 TU24. The asteroid, believed to be between 150 meters (500 feet) and 610 meters (2,000 feet) in size, is expected to fly past Earth on Jan. 29, with its closest distance being about 537,500...

It is again the Prophet of Islam who is the centre of attention in the latest example of intercultural incompetence. British teacher Gillian Gibbons, 54, is currently facing charges in Sudan on the grounds that she insulted Islam and incited hatred by...

The image is from NASA's Spirit rover. As you can see, someone has a very vivid imagination

OK, lets play "Where's Waldo". Click the image to display the full resolution image of where the little "man" was found. Can you find it?

Muslim Organisations Condemn Sudan Over Handling of Teddygate I thought I'd upload this as I've seen numerous users on this site complain this scenario is simply a Muslim problem. The simple mindedness of folks on this site continues to baffle me.

The helicopter was helping chase a vehicle in the Lancashire area. While the pilot was flying over Nelson the beam from a laser pen was shone into his eyes. He could not see and was forced to take evasive action.

A communique of the AEOI said all fuel necessary for the initial stage as well as all necessary equipment had been delivered in Iran. The total amount of supplies has made up 82 tons of nuclear fuel enriched to 1.6-3.6 percent (235U), the communique said.