Athens - The meeting between Yanis Varoufakis the new Greek finance minister with the finance chief of the eurogroup Jeroen Dijseelbloem ended in a very tense press conference.

For a long time, Comcast has been notorious among its customers for poor customer service, but in its latest stunt the giant telecom company proves its detractors correct and proves that the company is the problem, not its customers.

The latest episode of "The Rolling Girls" leaves one extremely curious about the origins of the mysterious heart-shaped moon stones.

Austin - George P. Bush, Jeb Bush's son and rising political star in Texas, attended a "school choice" rally in Austin and argued that citizens should be able to remove their kids from public schools and put them in charter and private schools. It's a bad move.

Hong Kong - Thousands of pro-democracy protesters will rally on Hong Kong's streets Sunday for the first time since mass demonstrations shut down parts of the city for more than two months.

While Gulf Coast residents are feeling pretty good about the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, thinking it's now less harmful than originally thought, scientists have found almost 10 million gallons of BP's oil, sitting on the bottom of the Gulf.

The latest episode of "Fairy Tail 2" concludes the "Eclipse Celestial Spirits" filler arc, which means the cast of the titular "Fairy Tail" can move onto something better.

The deadline that was imposed by Manny Pacquiao on Mayweather to sign their fight contract that was calendared for May 2 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena has expired today (Philippine time) fueling speculations that Pacquiao will no longer pursue the fight.

Is it ethically appropriate for a doctor to declare vaccines should not be given, even as there is a measles outbreak in the United States? Is it right for a doctor to refuse children as patients whose parents disallow vaccinations?

Oscar winner Jeff Bridges has a new spoken word album "Sleeping Tapes" that will certainly put fans and listeners to sleep, in a good way.

The latest episode of "Isuca" becomes a literal cat and mouse game as the whole storyline has been "thrown down to the rats."

Ottawa - On Friday, the federal Canadian Conservative government of Stephen Harper introduced legislation giving new powers to the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service along with a number of other measures designed to counter terrorist threats.

Washington - Whatever happened to that reset button Hillary Clinton gave her Russian counterpart in 2009 as a sign of renewed ties? No doubt gathering dust, while the West figures out how to handle Moscow now.

Along the Central and Northern California coastline, observers are seeing an explosion of bright pink, inch-long sea slugs in the tide pools. Scientists are saying the "population boom" of these sea slugs this far north was predicted in 2011.

With Arizona Senator John McCain rushing to his defense and calling the protesters "low life scum," former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was denounced in a public hearing by protesters seeking his arrest, calling him a "war criminal."

Actor and model Nick Bateman has a digital milestone to celebrate. He has surpassed two million fans on his Facebook page.

The latest episode to "GARO: The Animation" entertains the idea of "medical malpractice" in a dark supernatural sense of things.

Moscow - A fire that ripped through one of Russia's largest university libraries is believed to have damaged over one million historic documents, with some describing the fire as a cultural "Chernobyl.

Bobbi Kristina Brown, the only child of the late Whitney Houston, was found unresponsive in a bathtub in her home in Georgia today. It is but 12 days from being three years since her mother died after being found unresponsive in a hotel bathtub.

A video was released Saturday afternoon by the Islamic State (IS)showing the beheading of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto.