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Newtown - There is an old saying that says "a picture can say a thousand words", and as many around the world struggle to find the words to express their emotions and sympathies for the families of those killed in Newtown, images are sometimes all they have.

Berlin - One-thousand Germans rallied in support of a Rabbi, viciously assaulted in Berlin in front of his 6-year old daughter, and to protest against anti-Semitism.

A judge in Orange Country decided to teach Dennis Rodman a hard lesson after Rodman was held in contempt for not paying child support.

In the wake of the news that Zuckerberg supports CISPA there has been much ado on Facebook. Now Facebook is trying to calm users' fears saying ‘We’ll protect your private data’.

Austin - Texas Governor Rick Perry, longest-serving governor in the US, is being urged to make a White House run by some members of the Texas Republican delegation, a move which would make him a “strong candidate” for the party’s presidential nomination.

Cairo - Suzanne Mubarak, wife of ousted Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak, was ordered detained on Friday on suspicions of corruption allegations, and was then hospitalized in intensive care after she passed out over receiving the news.

Tokyo - Earlier today a Japanese lingerie maker unveiled a bra made of fabric containing messages of encouragement printed from 36 countries.

Broken Arrow - The Broken Arrow City Council unanimously decided Tuesday to allow a depressed woman to keep her disabled kangaroo named Irwin.

On Sunday Canada announced the first in a series of actions that Canada will be taking in the coming weeks to improve support and care for Veterans and their families.

Google’s Gmail and Calendar support for Internet Explorer 6 are going to be suspended late in 2010, according to a company statement.