Iran says it will continue its nuclear program after contentious talks in Baghdad, putting Western powers on edge.

An intoxicated University of Colorado graduate was shot after she wandered into a home in Boulder, Colorado. She's now facing felony charges.

European Leaders met at a summit in Brussels, but have failed to find a consensus plan of action for the Eurozone.

U.N. observers verify attacks for first time.

More headlines: Four NATO troops killed in roadside bomb attacks; Syrian rebels call for Houla retaliation; rebel groups in Mali join forces.

PayPal teams up with 15 new retail stores providing users with a new way to shop.

The New York Knicks removed the interim tag from now-head coach Mike Woodson. Woodson signed for what is believed to be a three-year deal as coach.

The group hopes to build a network that can be summoned to fight internet legislation like SOPA.

The space agency declared the area around its moon artifacts to be protected zones, asking other explorers to keep away.

Libraries struggle whether to ban the book, which they say qualifies as erotica but is also one of the most checked-out books.

The Pope's butler is accused of leaking confidential Vatican files to Italian media.

A female juror has been outwardly flirting with John Edwards during his trial - and Edwards has actually been responding.

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Smith downplayed the Panther's QB's accomplishments last year, which wasn't too popular with Newton's teammates.