Actress Salma Hayek says she is not in favour of plastic surgery and one should embrace the aging process naturally. "I believe that every woman is entitled to fight to preserve her youth," Hayek told Allure magazine.

Morgan Stanley today said the United States and Europe are dangerously close to recession, blaming in part policy errors by authorities on both sides of the Atlantic.

The investment bank said a slow

U.S. stocks dropped sharply on Thursday as data fuelled worries the economy was weakening and bank shares tumbled on fears the European financial crisis could spread havoc to other parts of the world.

Opposing lawyers disputed the meaning of a medical report that said 'rape' caused injuries sustained by the woman who has accused former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexual assault.

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Fitch confirmed on Tuesday its triple-A rating of the United States, 10 days after rival Standard & Poor's dealt the country its first-ever downgrade due to its heavy debt burden.

"The affirmation of

Chinese military engineers were 'probably' given access by Pakistan to the wreckage of the US stealth helicopter that had crashed in Osama bin Laden's compound during the Abbottabad raid and Chinese e

In one of the biggest deals in the fast-growing mobile handset space, Internet giant Google will buy cellphone-maker Motorola Mobility for USD 12.5 billion.

The all-cash deal will boost Google's comp

Critics of bloody violence and excessive sex on TV have long had HBO’s vampire drama True Blood in their cross hairs, but now the popular series has another group of wary citizens — witches, real ones

Al Qaeda's arm in Yemen is trying to produce a lethal poison called 'ricin' that is made of castor beans and could be packed around small explosives for attacks inside the US, American counter-terror

A teenage skier accused of getting drunk and then urinating in the cabin of a JetBlue flight was dismissed from the US Ski Team's development squad.

Robert ‘Sandy’ Vietze was detained by police at Jo