Former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s Memoir is expected to outsell any prior political memoir and benefit the troops. But critics say the book and the proceeds may not make the grade.

With legislation stuck in congress, President Obama may issue an executive order to ease the 50-year-old travel ban to Cuba before Labor Day.

The rape investigation against Wikileaks front man Julian Assange has been re-opened, with Sweden’s prosecutor saying there’s “reason to believe a crime has been committed.”

Students at a Catholic boarding school in Thailand secretly recorded video on their mobile phones of a teacher beating students with a cane.

On Thursday, leaders from the Middle East will meet in Washington, D.C., to resume peace talks mediated by the United States. But many worry current Israeli-Palestinian tensions will prove too much.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is likely to be the first Android-based competitor in the marketplace to take on Apple’s iPad, and boasts some features the iPad cannot - like Adobe Flash.

Britain's News of the World uncovered one of the biggest match-fixing scams in cricket history, catching Pakistani cricket players on video being paid to bowl no-balls.

Japan tries to turn its economy around using stimulus spending and other incentives. At the same time, the yen is at a 15-year high against the dollar.

Mexican authorities have made a high-profile arrest in the capture of Edgar Valdez Villarreal, also known as “La Barbie.” The capture is being hailed as a victory for the Mexican government.

Pakistan tries to emulate U.S.-India nuclear deal by looking to China. India responded by attempting to block the deal with the help of the U.S.