Green Mountain Coffee Roasters is expanding into Canada. The Vermont-based company announced recently that it has acquired Timothy's Coffees of the World for $157 million (USD), according to a company press release.

Set to debut Dec. 8 in North America, the green, apple-shaped USB device will contain 16 GB of the band's digitally remastered music, short documentaries, album art, photos and liner notes.

Iranian authorities as well as reformers are gearing up for tomorrow's marches and demonstrations in Iran according to buzz building on social media websites such as Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and YouTube.

The votes are in and now select Ontarians will have a new option when choosing a style of license plate for their vehicle.

Massive demonstrations are expected in Iran on the 30th anniversary of the seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran (Wednesday, Nov. 4). Opposition leaders are urging their supporters to take part in street rallies.

A growing 'right to dry' movement aims to overturn clothesline bans in communities across America. They say that the adoption of green laundry habits could cut the country's carbon emissions by over 7 percent by 2019.

As a result of a lawsuit brought by environmental groups, the Obama administration has designated a large portion of the Alaskan coastline as a "critical habitat" for polar bears. Oil and gas drilling will be restricted; yet, Shell Oil given green light.

Shell Offshore, Inc. has green light to drill for oil and natural gas deposits, off the northern coastline of Alaska, in the "environmentally sensitive" Beaufort Sea.

While the name Vic Mizzy may not have been widely known his theme songs were. The theme for The Addams Family and Green Acres are parts of many people's memory. Muzzy, composer of those tunes, died Saturday at the age of 93.

The green mamba is one of the world's deadliest snakes but research shows that it could be a lifesaver. The mamba's venom could be the key to saving people with heart failure.

A seasonal flu vaccine previously only approved for use in persons aged 18 and older has now been given the green light for use in children aged between three and 17, the FDA announced on Monday.

Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei may be in a coma. The regime launched a probe into opposition cleric Mahdi Karroubi. A top Ahmadinejad official's daughter applies for asylum in Germany. Russia balks, China talks, and AMPAS wraps an Iran film seminar series.

AMPAS is launching a week-long series on Iranian film to be hosted at UCLA and the Academy's Linwood Dunn Theater. Guests include ten Iranian film artists now in L.A. Among them is actress Fatemeh Motamed-Aria, who was reported to be blacklisted in Iran

Stephen Green, Chairman of one of the world's largest banking groups HSBC, has spoken of how the banking world owes what he calls the "real world" an apology.

The American people are being told by Ben Bernanke, Barack Obama, and Tim Geithner the economy is starting to see green shoots. In truth however, green shoots are trying to grow, but a disease keeps causing the roots to turn black and die.

Not a very long time back, Hollywood announced the idea of making a Facebook movie, The Social Network. After the hiring of superstar writer Aaron Sorkin for the script, David Fincher is now the official man who will direct this already infamous movie.

This week was to be Romell Broom's last as he walked down the long green mile to lay on a gurney and die. The attempt failed. If a new execution takes place next week, he will be only the second man in US modern history to have been executed twice.

Norman Borlaug, the agricultural scientist and Nobel Prize winner commonly referred to as the father of the "green revolution", died Saturday in Texas.

Love him or hate him, FOX pundit Glenn Beck is fast becoming a political force. In just five days, he has brought down NEA Communications Director Yosi Sergant, 'green jobs' Czar Van Jones and four corrupt ACORN workers. Now that's power.

Green Party leader Elizabeth May spoke to University of Guelph students last night about how Canada used to be a leader on climate change. The university event was called 'Make Your Mark on the World.'