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Let’s face it. We live in a “go-go” world! Our lifestyle is harried, our food is fast and statistics now show it’s taking a toll on one of the most important parts of our life–our sleep. The 2002 National Sleep Foundation (NSF) Sleep in America

The Mumbai terrorists used an array of commercial technologies -- from Blackberries to GPS navigators to anonymous e-mail accounts -- to pull off their heinous attacks...

MOSCOW: A top Russian counter-terrorism expert Sunday said that the Mumbai attackers were not "ordinary terrorists" and were probably trained by special operations forces set up in Pakistan by US intelligence prior to Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan.

By Kavita Varma-White At the age of 5, my son Jayan had a routine set of dental x-rays, which showed a disturbing fact. He possessed not one, not two, but three sets of front teeth. There were his baby teeth, and his permanent teeth, and in between,

Polls show that Americans overwhelmingly approve of Sen. Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, but will the founding fathers veto this popular addition to Barack Obama's "team of rivals"?

A new risk factor for heart disease has been discovered, although this time it is something that can easily be corrected...

MUMBAI: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister R R Patil on Saturday kicked off a row when he said "such small incidents happen" referencing terror attacks in Mumbai. "Such small incidents happen..", was what Patil told reporters, not realising his faux pas.

ISLAMABAD: A statement was released by the Pakistani government on Saturday following crisis talks within the cabinet in response to the 'evolving

Indian Forces End Standoff, Take Back Hotel as Focus Turns to Who Was Behind Mumbai Attacks, Two and a half days after teams of Islamist terrorists began their brutal attacks across India's financial capital, their final standoff at the Taj Majal hotel.

Pregnant woman also knocked down, might have had miscarriage