“Archer” season 5 has its premiere date on January 13, with episode 1 airing on Monday night at 10 p.m. on FX. Spoilers about what will happen this season have been coming out, including a shift of the show that includes it being re-named “Archer Vice.” H. Jon Benjamin, who voices Sterling Archer, told the […]

Tila Nguyen, known as Tila Tequila, the former MTV reality TV show star, made a series of bizarre postings on Facebook, showing support for the Nazis and Adolf Hitler, while making reference to a Zionist-Illuminati conspiracy.

Tila Tequila, a former reality TV star and Myspace celebrity, has taken to posting theories about interstellar conspiracies, Paul Walker, and aliens, while extolling Nazism and Adolf Hitler. According to reports, her Facebook posts about Hitler–showing her wearing a Nazi uniform–were deleted, but she took to her blog. “I know I have been getting a […]

Al-Qaeda-linked fighters this week apologized for the mistaken beheading of a fellow Syrian rebel. The fighter’s beheading was carried out under the assumption he supported Syrian President al-Assad.

Mohammed Fares, a commander with Ahrar al-Sham, a Sunni Islamist group that often fights alongside al-Qaeda, was accidentally beheaded after getting mistaken for somebody else. A spokesman for the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), which opposes the rule of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and is linked to al-Qaeda, apologized for beheading Fares. The group […]

Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq became a battleground after gunmen armed with RPGs launched an attack on the prison.

Supreme Court has upheld death verdict for the one of the main conspirators of the Mumbai blasts. Sentences for others accused were commuted to life imprisonments.

On Wednesday, Starbucks Corp. Chief Executive Officer Howard Schultz announced that the world’s largest retail coffeehouse chain will begin to integrate Square Inc.’s mobile payment processing system into 7,000 of its store locations in an effort to expedite customer transactions.

A classified NATO report says that the Taliban is being aided by Pakistan’s intelligence agencies—a charge Islamabad categorically denies.

A day after an international fact-finding mission arrived in Tehran to assess whether Iran’s nuclear program has a military dimension, Iran’s Foreign minister said the three-day mission could be extended, if requested, in a seemingly cooperative gesture.

A museum in Paris presents treasures from Pompeii, the southern Italian city that was buried under lava for centuries.

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Following closed discussions with top Pakistani officials, Senate Foreign Relations Chairman John Kerry announced that the “road ahead” in U.S.-Pakistan actions against terrorist groups “will not be defined by words. It will be defined by actions.”

Pakistan's prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani defended his country against allegations of complicity in hiding the world's most wanted terrorist Osama Bin Laden.

The final location of Osama bin Laden was at a compound right next to Pakistan's leading military academy. President Barack Obama said intelligence on bin Laden's location was presented to him in late August, suggesting bin Laden was a long-term residence at the location.

Raising the Fukushima nuclear disaster to a level 7, the highest possible rating on the International Nuclear Event Scale, one month after the accident, comes far too late.

Findings confirm that the Stuxnet virus aimed to physically destroy nuclear centrifuges that enrich uranium at Iran's Natanz facility, rather than lowering their production of low enriched uranium (LEU).

Targeted attacks against Taliban and al-Qaeda mid-to-high ranking leaders have changed the structure of the organizations, yet moving forward, Pakistan has become the stopping point.

India has long maintained that ISI supports terrorism.

The relationship between the two is not a profound new development, but rather the surfacing of ongoing tensions.

Nanotechnology is rapidly becoming pervasive reality in New Zealand, but where are the checks and balances to protect consumers, workers and the environment, asks the Sustainability Council.

Forty-six sales were recorded in New York City in the last seven days, according to the real estate site StreetEasy.

A top Taliban commander, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, was seized in Pakistan accodring to U.S. media reports.

In interviews with international media in May of this year, Pakistani nuclear scientist, Abdul Qadeer Khan rescinded a confession about selling nuclear technology.