Melbourne: Authorities in the US state of Washington are looking for a radioactive rodent – just two weeks after a radioactive rabbit was trapped.

The Tri-City Herald reported that radioactive mouse

Washington: Yemen-based American-born Al-Qaeda suspect Anwar Al Awlaki has been described as 'the most dangerous man in the world' by an intelligence research specialist attached with the New York Pol

Washington: US President Barack Obama's announcement of support for India's permanent membership in the UN Security Council (UNSC) is seen by large sections of the US media as an attempt to counter Ch

Islamabad: US President Barack Obama's visit to India and the growing relationship between New Delhi and Washington should not worry Pakistan, experts here said.

Analysts and former diplomats told

Washington: Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States Hussain Haqqani sounded an upbeat note on US President Barack Obama’s three-day visit to India, voicing hope that it will help bring peace to the

New York: United States President Barack Obama’s trip to India will be a failure if it does not deal with strategic issues, according to an editorial in the New York Times.

“India is anxious about Am

Washington: US President Barack Obama's unscripted dance moves while celebrating Diwali with students in Mumbai are making news back home in the US.

Pictures of Obama's 'Dancing, Diwali', as CNN put

Washington:: Scientists from universities of Southampton and Calgary have discovered that Neanderthals were much more promiscuous than people today.

The scientists examined finger ratios from fossili

Washington: Former US President George W Bush has revealed in his memoir "Decision Points" that he still has "a sickening feeling" about the failure to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

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Washington: Even as Republican Nikki Haley, a daughter of Sikh immigrant parents from Amritsar, became the first woman to win the governor's race in South Carolina, six other Indian-Americans, all Dem