November 7th mid-term congressional elections will be a critical turning point for U.S. President George W. Bush. Will the American people severely limit Bush’s powers and end his controversial political career?

An 84-year-old lady and her 25-year-old dance partner dance together to the tune of Coldplay.

The legendary Canadian producer Garth H. Drabinsky remembered for “The Phantom of the Opera” and “Ragtime,” is planning to start a new reality TV show called “Triple Sensation,” which aims to seek out young stars who can sing, act and dance.

"Coffee: Drug or Not?" was adapted from a commentary originally produced for Medicine Chest, a radio program produced by the Higuchi Biosciences Center and the Drug Information Center at the University of Kansas.

Canada and its allies are struggling to halt advances by a resurgent Taliban and al-Qaida fighters in Afghanistan. Last Saturday, two more Canadian soldiers died in Afghanistan's Kandahar province in a roadside ambush.

An 18-year-old student from the Czech Republic wins the coveted crown as Miss World 2006.

New York will save the lives of 18,000 residents a year by limiting the amount of trans fats to a half gram for every item on the menus of the city's 24,000 eating establishments.

Facebook.com founder, age 22, set to become millionaire. Yahoo! is in talks to buy social networking site for close to $1bn.

Lenovo notebook computer equipped with a Sony battery caught fire at Los Angeles International Airport.

Most people these days think of iPod as the coolest gadget on earth. But according to analysts digital music player is losing its sheen.