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Iran’s foreign minister on Tuesday welcomed the U.S. decision to “correct” its claim that Tehran has an active nuclear weapons program, while Israel’s defense minister said Israeli intelligence believes Iran is still trying to develop an atomic weapon.

Switched - Nov 30, 2007Last week, Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos unveiled the Kindle, a new electronic book reader that has quickly become one of the hottest gifts of the holiday season (in fact, the device's first run sold out in a mere 5 and a half hours!

Syrian archeologists have discovered an ancient glass jar containing an infant's ashes at one of the Mideast's most famous sites from Classical antiquity.

CNET News.com - 2 hours agoWhen Google unveiled its opensocial developer initiative at the end of October, observers hailed it as the future of the social Web.

Air Travel May Become Complicated As White House and States Clash Over New License Rules

By RACHEL KONRAD and BOB PORTERFIELD AP Writers | AP AP Americans are falling behind on their credit card payments at an alarming rate, sending delinquencies and defaults surging by double-digit percentages in the last year and prompting warnings of ...

A new Trojan program is targeting unwitting users' bank data by intercepting account information before it is encrypted and sending it to a central a

A terrible tragedy for all involved:"ATLANTA - The popular president of one of Atlanta's most prestigious prep schools gave a rousing talk to the fac

It's come out in the British House of Lords that a pair of twins, who didn't realize they were siblings, were married. Once the couple found out how

A government Web site designed to help travelers remove their names from aviation watch lists was so riddled with security holes that hackers could e

AP What is happening: Cell-phone carriers including AT&T, Verizon Wireless and Alltel will be turning off their analog networks starting Feb. 19, 2008.