Suspect Arrested in Cyprus Archbishops’ Tomb Attack
Cyprus police arrested a man suspected of vandalizing the tombs of three Cyprus archbishops who led the island’s Greek Orthodox church in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Design: Why @ Is Held in Such High Design Esteem
The Museum of Modern Art in New York has deemed the symbol to meet its standards on form, function, values, cultural impact and innovation.
Rangers Win Scottish League Cup With Nine Men
LONDON (Reuters) - Kenny Miller headed a late winner for Rangers who won the Scottish League Cup on Sunday despite having two men sent off in a 1-0 victory against St Mirren at Hampden Park.
Senna's 50th Birthday
Ayrton Senna, F1 champion, would have been 50 years old today.
U.S. Turns a Blind Eye to Opium in Afghan Town
To win over Afghans on former Taliban turf, American commanders are arguing against opium eradication.
Iraqi President Calls for Recount
President Jalal Talabani demanded a recount in parliamentary elections amid accusations of fraud.
Iran's Leaders Respond to Obama
On Iranian television on Saturday night, Iran's ruling cleric, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and the country's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, rejected criticism of their conduct from President Barack Obama.
Luxury Goods Makers Complain About Ads for Counterfeit Items
A search for “Louis Vuitton” on Google’s British Web site turns up an advertisement for discounted designer handbags — to the fury of the luxury brand’s owners.
Welshman Davies Wins Hassan II Trophy
RABAT (Reuters) - Welsh rookie Rhys Davies captured his maiden European Tour title by winning the Hassan 11 Trophy Sunday.
Adjusting OT a Key Issue at Meetings
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- In a sport built on intricate game plans in which inches often decide outcomes, the last thing the NFL wants is to rely on randomness.
Novell Rejects Elliott's Bid as 'Inadequate'
Novell, a maker of business software, said Saturday that it had rejected Elliott Associates' unsolicited $2 billion takeover bid as "inadequate," saying the hedge fund's offer "undervalues the company's franchise and growth prospects."
Twins Closer Joe Nathan to Miss 2010 Season
Closer Joe Nathan will not throw a pitch for the Minnesota Twins in 2010 because of an elbow injury that will force him to have surgery.
British Airways Strike Effect Disputed
A strike by crew members entered its second day, causing fewer travel disruptions than the airline had expected.
World Cup Winner Peters Doubts England's Chances
LONDON (Reuters) - World Cup winner Martin Peters said he had doubts about whether England's 44-year wait to win the World Cup for a second time would finally end in South Africa in July.
Theater Review | 'Happy in the Poorhouse': At Theater 80, the Amoralists Look to Palookaville
“Happy in the Poorhouse” is a big, sloppy kiss of a family drama delivered with the warmth and gusto of an overly affectionate aunt.
Theater Review | 'The Book of Grace': At the Public, Suzan-Lori Parks’s Family Reunion
Suzan-Lori Parks’s “Book of Grace” is an ambitious, intriguing and annoying play that both embraces and explodes an assortment of theatrical clichés.
East: Kentucky 90, Wake Forest 60: As Others Fall, No Letting Up For Kentucky
With another dominant showing, top-seeded Kentucky has established itself as a favorite to win the national championship.
Midwest: With Ohio State’s Turner, Surprises Keep Panning Out
Evan Turner has blossomed from a cautious, wiry freshman to the Buckeyes’ most important player.
U.N. Creates Center for Asian Disaster Relief
The World Food Program is setting up a hub for the quick distribution of emergency relief supplies within 48 hours of a crisis in Asia.
West: Spreading the Word About Xavier’s Jordan Crawford
Jordan Crawford gained fame for dunking on LeBron James, but he is also one of Xavier’s stars, scoring 28 points in a first-round victory over Minnesota.