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Libya’s Jibril extends lead in latest vote tallies

YoopyaJul 11, 20120

(Reuters) – Libya’s wartime prime minister Mahmoud Jibril extended his lead in the North African country’s landmark elections, partial vote tallies showed on Wednesday, as

Barclays’ Diamond accused of misleading inquiry

YoopyaJul 11, 20120

(Reuters) – British lawmakers on Tuesday accused Barclays former chief executive Bob Diamond of misleading a parliamentary inquiry into an interest rate-fixing scandal that has

U.S. crafted Pakistan “apology” to suit allies abroad, opponents at home

YoopyaJul 11, 20120

(Reuters) – In the end it was a meeting in a nondescript conference room in Chicago that finally set in motion the long-awaited U.S. apology

Analysis: Tech Inc’s invincible aura fades

YoopyaJul 11, 20120

(Reuters) – Hopes are evaporating that top technology companies will offer a safe harbor this year from the economic storms swirling across Europe, Asia and

Romney may name running mate early in election race

YoopyaJul 11, 20120

(Reuters) – Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney acknowledged on Tuesday he is considering naming his choice to serve as vice presidential running mate earlier than

Mali Islamists destroy tombs at famous Timbuktu mosque

YoopyaJul 11, 20120

(Reuters) – Islamist militants destroyed two tombs on Tuesday at the famous 14th century Djingareyber mosque in Timbuktu, classified by UNESCO as a world heritage

Obama expands lead on Romney, voters more optimistic

YoopyaJul 11, 20120

(Reuters) – President Barack Obama expanded his lead over Republican challenger Mitt Romney to 6 percentage points in the White House race this month as

Massachusetts man pleads guilty in plot to attack Pentagon, Capitol

YoopyaJul 11, 20120

(Reuters) – A Massachusetts man charged with plotting to attack the Pentagon and the U.S. Capitol with large, remote-controlled model airplanes packed with explosives has

Analysis: Bird flu vaccine now? More than a shot in the dark

YoopyaJul 11, 20120

(Reuters) – Culls of hundreds of thousands of chickens, turkeys and ducks to stem bird flu outbreaks rarely make international headlines these days, but they