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Two popular singers are in Arizona on Thursday to voice their opposition to the state’s tough new immigration law. Grammy Award-winning Colombian singer Shakira will meet with Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon at City Hall in […] […]

Brian Hogan has been identified by Wired as the person who found the iPhone prototype in a bar. The world on Thursday finally discovered the identity of the bar patron who scooped up the lost […] […]

Australia has set out plans for new rules forcing tobacco companies to use plain packaging carrying graphic health warnings. From July 2012, manufacturers would be required to drop all colour and branding logos from cigarette […] […]

County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik [right] An Arizona sheriff is taking a stand against the state’s controversial new immigration law, vowing not to enforce what he called racial profiling. Pima County’s top cop, Sheriff Clarence Dupnik, […] […]

A fired-up Mayor Bloomberg warned the U.S. “is committing national suicide” by passing the buck on implementing comprehensive immigration reform. Hizzoner delivered the blunt message Wednesday as he criticized Arizona’s harsh new anti-immigrant law. “This is […] […]

1. “Welcome to our crowded plane.” Just because you show up at the airport with a ticket reservation doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll end up on your intended flight. Most airlines overbook flights to compensate for […] […]

Yahoo! News got a web-exclusive look at Time’s list of the 100 most influential people in the world, with a cover that features Lady Gaga, Bill Clinton, Sarah Palin, and Conan O’Brien, among others (see […] […]

Representative Duncan Hunter wants to deport the U.S.-born children of illegal immigrants but he isn’t the only one who wants to change the U.S. Constitution. Hunter, who spoke at a tea party gathering in Ramona […] […]

Bret Michaels In the past five days, Bret Michaels was rushed to a hospital after suffering a brain hemorrhage, underwent tests while remaining in critical but stable condition and found out he had a side […] […]

Over the last two weeks countless blog posts and articles have been written about the Gizmodo/iPhone leak and the subsequent police investigation. Few have been as scathing toward Apple as a segment that aired on […] […]