Arrests and revelations in the investigation of the far-right Ergenekon reveals divisions within the bastions of secularism. Two retired generals are among those arrested.

Bishop Martin Jumoad of the Philippines' Basilan province received a demand from mujahedeen that he pay the jizya - head-tax for non-Muslims - or face harm.

Created thousands of separate online auctions, using more than 40 fictitious usernames and online payment accounts to sell copies of counterfeit software

The government must remove regulatory barriers, which limit the development of alternative as well as conventional energy sources

Obama adviser reminded that Barack Obama "is not President of The United States"

Eco­nomic freedom offers people around the world the best hope for achieving healthier, safer, wealthier, and more productive lives, as well as the dignity of self-reliance

Some 2 million pilgrims are expected to make the pilgrimage to Cartago, Costa Rica. Some travel 275 miles on foot.

Final report on Bulgaria omitted some of the tougher language contained in earlier, leaked drafts

Few Iranians expect their religious leaders to allow state television to air footage of women who do not obey Iran's Islamic dress code

Obtaining a reliable sequence of Cro-Magnoid DNA was technically challenging

Over the past quarter century doughnuts have survived onslaughts from competing foods, including the bagel and muffin, and from anti-carbohydrate diets

Not since the Mexican Revolution of 1910–1917 has violence in Mexico presented such a worrisome challenge to U.S. security

The Democrats who will decide the outcome in November are white folks living in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin

Du was sentenced to three years in prison, suspended for four years, on June 11, 2004, on charges of "incitement to subvert state power."

Villagers say they have seen pilotless surveillance planes in Pakistani airspace every day for the last two months