The players union and the league will take the weekend off before resuming negotiations about how to share the NFL's $9 billion in annual revenue.

By Bloomberg News - Sat Mar 05 03:39:36 GMT 2011 China plans to run a smaller budget deficit this year as the world's second-largest economy rebounds from the global financial crisis.

Manu Ginobili scored 20 points, Tony Parker made a surprise return to the starting lineup and the San Antonio Spurs handed the skidding Miami Heat their most lopsided loss of the season, 125-95 on Friday night.

US stocks rose this week, with a rebound in the final hour of trading yesterday preserving the advance, after improvements in employment and service industries overshadowed ...

The Chinese government has been rounding up dozens of human rights defenders, lawyers and others and has banned foreign journalists from filming in parts of the capital Beijing.

AP / March 5, 2011 WASHINGTON - The Food and Drug Administration is warning women of child-bearing age that the epilepsy drug Topamax can increase the risk of birth defects around the mouth.

Refugees waited for food being handed out by the United Nations and Tunisian volunteers at a camp near the Libyan border. By SCOTT SAYARE RAS AJDIR BORDER CROSSING, Tunisia - The flow of migrant workers fleeing Libya into Tunisia slowed drastically on ...

Visitors checked job listings at a state employment services office in New York on Thursday. By CATHERINE RAMPELL The economic waiting game may soon be over, as businesses signal that they are finally willing to resume widespread hiring.

President Obama, speaking at Miami Central Senior High School, shares many goals for education with Florida's former governor, Jeb Bush, who appeared with him yesterday.

DETROIT - The chief medical examiner for Ottawa County in western Michigan on Friday ruled the cause of death for high school basketball star Wes Leonard was cardiac arrest brought on by dilated cardiomyopathy, a condition the athlete may ...

celebrates with soldiers and police officers as Egypt's new prime minister speaks during a pro-democracy rally in Tahrir Square.

By WENN.COM David Arquette has assured fans he's fine following a head-on car crash in Los Angeles on Friday afternoon. The actor has taken to his Twitter.

ORLANDO, Fla. - Hours before the Bulls' impressive 89-81 victory over the Magic, assistant coach Ron Adams cracked Omer Asik up by telling all within earshot that Asik planned to sing the Turkish national anthem before ...

This year's class dishes on what sets them each apart, the sudden death semi-final, themes, make-overs, judges, and more! By Carrie Bell, Adam B. Vary | Mar 05, 2011 After a nail-biting live two-hour results show that revealed America's top five male ...

With the strokes of 11 pens, Gov. John Kasich signed into law a second of his campaign promises, establishing a new process for reviewing the costs of new and existing regulations to businesses.

Ice Cube, Terrence Howard, Mary J. Blige and Sofia Vergara are also recognized at the civil rights group's annual celebration of people of color in the arts.

TORONTO: The head of marketing for Research In Motion will leave the company in six months, raising questions about BlackBerry branding as the smartphone maker gets set to launch its long-awaited PlayBook tablet.

Federal regulators on Friday cited “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” for three serious workplace safety violations, though the proposed fine of $12600 is unlikely to faze a production that has already run through $65 million.