The world's 20 top economies pledged to better regulate global financial markets and take steps to halt a global economic slide at an emergency summit hosted by US President George W Bush in Washingto

The world's 20 top economies reached a deal to better regulate global financial markets and take steps to halt a global economic slide in an emergency summit hosted by US President George W Bush in Wa

Washington  - World leaders agreed to "substantive" measures Saturday to reform the international finance system to ensure the global economy does not suffer from another crisis caused by f

Kids love the Internet. Unfortunately, as every parent knows, there's a lot of trouble they can get into while wandering through cyberspace. The challenge is to allow youngsters to learn from and enjoy the Internet while keeping them safe from harmful influences. That's the focus of this week's questions.

Art has not escaped the downward pressure of the economy, as Christie's
failed to get even half of the minimum prices expected for a raft of
late 19th and 20th Century artworks.

The New York auction house brought in only 47 million dollars instead
of the 104 million dollars projected as the minimum values in its
auction late Wednesday night.

Americans formed long lines Wednesday to buy souvenir newspapers after Barack Obama's ground-breaking election as the nation's first black president.

One day after congressional elections, four races in the Senate remained undecided Wednesday and the outcome in a handful of contests in the House of Representatives were still uncertain.

Three Democrats have won Senate seats in elections on Tuesday that had previously been held by Republicans, an outcome that could help increase their control in the upper chamber of Congress, televisi