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As if bowing to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia back in April of this year were not embarrassing enough, President Barack Obama has done it again. That disgraceful display of supplication which was heavily criticized and rightfully so - was...

North and South Korea patrol boats tangled on the high seas Monday in a simmering dispute on who’s water is whose two days before U.S. President Barack Obama heads a diplomatic mission for talks throughout Southeast Asia. A northern vessel...

New Scientist Article Revision By Robert Weller The state of the art in brain scanning has reached the level where the latest technology could identify the artist of a painting a client is looking at, New Scientist reports. It shows...

TOKYO, Japan - President Obama's speech was warmly received by an audience of about 1,500 Japanese. He was continuously interrupted by applause and got a standing ovation after finishing his forty minute pep talk. Obama stressed in Tokyo he wants...

Australian scientists are trying to breed a sheep that belches less, as they look for ways to reduce harmful methane emissions from the country's flocks Around 12 per cent of Australia's greenhouse gases originate with agriculture, and some 70 per...

This one did not come from Mad Men . Bigger than the Big Mac and larger than the Wendy’s stack this Whopper is a gastronomic anomaly. In Japan this week, Burger King and Microsoft have initiated a cross promotion deal...

The pranks that youngsters play can have disastrous consequences like the one in which four pairs in Queensland decided to get a wash in a car wash facility. Two of them were 19-year olds and two were 24year old. They...

There is never a dull moment in the life of any nation's president; however American President Barack Obama seems to be living his on a slippery slope. After a hectic last several months that included hostile nuclear weapons talks about...