President Robert Mugabe?s government insisted that the runoff presidential election would proceed despite intensifying international pressure.

Video BAGHDAD ? This video is part of a week-long series of Q&As with Iraqi teenagers based on questions submitted by readers. More than a dozen teenagers were interviewed in a park in eastern Baghdad to find the answers. Many Americans were curious about what Iraqis thought of them, so the video Q&A this week features [...].

BANGALORE (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc shares fell to their lowest level in nearly a decade after a Goldman Sachs & Co analyst said investors should sell the largest U.S. bank's stock short as losses mount from troubled debt.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - California on Thursday took a major step forward on its global warming fight by unveiling an ambitious plan for clean cars, renewable energy and stringent caps on big polluting industries.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More than 300 people have been arrested for involvement in child prostitution rings and 21 children rescued in a nationwide sweep, the FBI said on Wednesday.

Sam Zell, the real estate magnate who took the Tribune Company private last year in a $8.2 billion deal, may be returning to his roots. In effort to pay off Tribune's mounting debt, which The Chicago Tribune reports now stands at roughly $13 billion, Mr. Zell is exploring the possible sale of the media company's headquarters [...].

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A giant crater made by an asteroid or comet explains why Mars is so lopsided, with a basin on one hemisphere and high terrain on the other, three separate teams of scientists said on Wednesday.

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Anheuser-Busch Cos Inc plans to reject InBev NV's unsolicited $46.3 billion takeover offer, saying it undervalues the company, a source familiar with the situation said on Wednesday.