Tunisia appeals for support in last steps towards democracy
(Reuters) – Tunisia’s new Prime Minister Mehdi Jomaa on Tuesday appealed to the international community for financial support to help the North African country take
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Bitcoin entrepreneurs Charlie Shrem and Robert Faiella charged with money laundering
Two Bitcoin entrepreneurs have been arrested and charged with money laundering by US authorities. Charlie Shrem, chief executive of New York-based BitInstant, and Robert Faiella,
Hong Kong Kills 20,000 Chickens Amid Bird Flu Scare
Health officials in Hong Kong killed about 20,000 chickens Tuesday after the deadly H7N9 bird flu virus was found in poultry imported from the mainland.
Maryland women’s basketball rallies but falls short to No. 2 Notre Dame, 87-83
In her most brilliant moments in a Maryland women’s basketball uniform, Alyssa Thomastransforms into an overwhelming brute force. Offensive rebounds are vacuumed into her hands.
New Music Shines at Classical Grammy Awards
New classical music is well and alive, Brad Wells, director of the vocal collective Roomful of Teeth, said yesterday as he accepted his Grammy for
Grammys 2014: Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Lady Gaga among celebrities who skipped music’s biggest night
Many 2013 hitmakers like Kanye West and Justin Timberlake were noticeably absent from the annual awards show, despite being nominated. The stars came out for
Porsche’s first car, in 1898, was electric
The first Porsche-designed car was unveiled in Stuttgart, Germany, on Monday. It had been sitting in an old shed in Austria since 1902. The car