Mark Zuckerberg wants to add a little more "book" to Facebook.
Guatemala´s Supreme Court has begun a retrial of former dictator Efrain Rios Montt for genocide.
The Interior Ministry of the internationally recognized Libyan government announced on Monday that it banned Sudanese, Syrian, and Palestinian nationals from entering its territories,
An employee of Morgan Stanley´s wealth management business stole information on about 350,000 clients and posted some of it on the Internet.
Nearly 6,000 properties owned by American companies and citizens in Cuba were seized once the Castro regime took power in 1959.
A new law in Illinois aims to protect new mothers and expecting mothers in the workplace. The "Illinois Pregnancy Fairness Law" took effect this week.
The City of Providence sued Brazil’s state-run oil company Wednesday in U.S. federal court claiming the company’s executives.
Jury selection alone could take weeks to complete.
Four death row inmates filed a complaint on Wednesday challenging Substitute House Bill 663.
Microsoft and Sony - the companies which make the games consoles - have told customers they are aware of issues affecting their online services.
The trial of two Myanmar nationals, accused of killing two British tourists in Thailand has begun.
Two Saudi women detained for nearly a month for defying a ban on females driving were referred to a court established to try terrorism cases on Thursday.
A class action lawsuit that claims Facebook illegally scans messages for targeted advertising purposes will proceed in Federal Court.
The Chinese government said on Friday that it will soon settle its antitrust investigation of U.S. mobile chipmaker Qualcomm Inc.
Sixteen-year-old student taken into custody for allegedly insulting the Turkish president and his party of corruption.
Hong Kong billionaire Thomas Kwok is sentenced to five years jail in the high profile graft case
China aims to "regulate" foreign non-governmental organizations (NGOs) under a law being discussed this week, state media said on Monday, which aims to step up supervision of the fast-growing sector.
A team of lawyers will represent the interests of “the unborn” in the High Court case that will decide the fate of a pregnant woman who has been deemed brain dead but remains on life support.
North Korea, at the center of a confrontation with the United States over the hacking of Sony Pictures.
WikiLeaks on Sunday released what it claimed were two classified documents issued by the CIA to its operatives detailing measures to avoid having their cover blown while crossing international borders.
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