Report: CIA used ‘inhumane’ tactics
CIA interrogators used "unauthorized, improvised, inhumane" practices on detainees during the Bush era, according to newly declassified documents.
Obama hits golf course to start vacation
President Barack Obama played tennis with his wife and golf with his buddies Monday, starting his first vacation in office on Martha's Vineyard, a picturesque island known as a refuge for the wealthy and privileged.
Stocks pull off earlier highs, close mixed
Investors slowed their hectic buying of stocks Monday, leaving the major indexes little changed after a four-day advance.
Time for Sanchez to make his mark for Jets
Sporting News: General perception is that if Mark Sanchez shines Monday night, in his first NFL start of any kind, the quarterbacking job with the Jets will be his.
Coroner rules Jackson’s death a homicide
The Los Angeles County coroner ruled Michael Jackson's death a homicide, a law enforcement official told the Associated Press on Monday. Meanwhile, a search warrant affidavit revealed that Jackson had lethal levels of propofol in his system when he died on June 25.
Multitaskers, pay attention — if you can
The people who multitask the most are the ones who are worst at it. That's the surprising conclusion of researchers, who found multitaskers are more easily distracted.
GPS for iPhone moves in the right direction
Voice-based, turn-by-turn GPS navigation on the iPhone won't steer you wrong. But, no matter how good the program and the phone — even the iPhone — it's still a phone and not a GPS device.
How the travel industry can win back your favor
Basically, we’ve concluded that the travel industry is largely comprised of money-grubbing opportunists, and no fire sale is going to fix that. Here are ways companies can win us back.