Police have arrested three women believed to be behind a series of sexual assault perpetrated against male hitchhikers in Zimbabwe.

Silvio Berlusconi garnered just enough numbers in a vote of confidence on Friday to remain as Italy’s prime minister.

Over the past ten years or so, Herbert Chavez has endured pain and spent a lot of his hard-earned money to become a real life Superman and his alter ego Clark Kent.

Members of the Dutch Senate have begun a new program that requires them to read, exchange, and work on documents using iPads.

When it comes to showing some skin, many politicians have no apprehensions, especially in Poland.

From world leaders such as U.S. President Barack Obama to colleagues and to former competitors, the message was clear; the world has lost in the death of Steve Jobs a visionary who may never be equaled.

Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born leader of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, was killed Friday in a joint CIA-military airstrike.

Google and the Israel Museum have combined forces to bring the Dead Sea Scrolls online.

At least eight people were killed, most of them in Metro Manila, as Typhoon “Pedring” (international codename: Nesat) smashed the Philippines with its strong winds and heavy rainfall.

In what may be interpreted as a strategic move to spare the kingdom from the social and political reforms sweeping the Middle East, Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz al-Saud has said that women will be allowed to vote and run in municipal elections slated for 2015.