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Now that it's been confirmed that Microsoft is buying Skype for $8.5 billion, everyone's trying to figure out what it will do with the Internet phone service. The early read: Skype will be the "glue" between Microsoft's products.

From two minutes past midnight to 9:16 p.m. the next day, newsman Sam Briscoe's world will be turned upside down. Pete Hamill tells a story of murder, mourning and the rush of a daily deadline in Tabloid City.

Millions and millions of years ago, the world was full of strange looking trees. Now, one of these tree species has dwindled to a single male plant who is desperately in need of a mate.

They offer a rare peak into the mostly secretive, year-long probe by state and federal investigators into the April 2010 explosion that killed 29 coal miners in West Virginia.

A federal judge will consider blocking implementation of Utah's controversial immigration enforcement law during a hearing this afternoon. The measure is modeled after Arizona's.

No laughs and no real secrets. Just the facts, folks, so far. But maybe sometime we'll see a little inside dope about the POTUS, FLOTUS or VPOTUS?

After 20 years, the band has released a new album of rock covers, titled Great Expectation.

As South Africa continues to struggle with the legacy of apartheid, a series of public debates about race-based college admissions has reopened a national dialogue. With a lingering educational gap between black and white, should universities use affirmative action to ensure diversity?

Almost 40,000 people have died in apparent drug-related violence since December 2006, when President Felipe Calderon launched an offensive against drug cartels. Thousands of protesters rallied Sunday to condemn the government's strategy and to demand the resignation of the country's public safety secretary.

Google's anticipated new cloud music service is not quite what the company had hoped to launch.