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West Point Sergeant Accused of Filming Female Cadets in Shower

On Wednesday, the US Army announced that a sergeant first class at the United States Military Academy at West Point has been accused of secretly filming female cadets as they undressed and took showers.

Carl Edwards' Secret to NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Success: Physical Conditioning

Sure, you’ve seen him yuk it up with Jay Glazer in Subway commercials. But in reality, the training regimen of NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Carl Edwards is no laughing matter.

CM Punk: 6 Logical Scenarios for His Return to the WWE

With WWE Payback less than a month away, the WWE is already in full swing, promoting matches like the Ambulance Match for the WWE title between Ryback and John Cena.

The Shield's Domination of WWE Has Only Just Begun

That’s a bold statement considering The Shield’s journey since their debut at Survivor Series. They are undefeated in six-man tag matches and achieved milestone victories at Extreme Rules.

3D Printers For Peace Contest

First time accepted submitter Bas_Wijnen writes "3D printing is being condemned in the media because of the potential for printing guns.

Engineers at Michigan Tech believe there is far more potential for 3D printers to make our lives better rather than killing one another.

Sudeikis & Aniston Smuggle Pot in 'We're the Millers' Red Band Trailer

Following the footsteps of the first teaser for Delivery Man, another comedy is getting introduced to audiences who will be catching The Hangover Part III this week. This time it's Warner Bros.

US pushes Europe to amend arms embargo on Syrian rebels

John Kerry seeks support for British-led move as means of pressuring Bashar al-Assad to enter into peace negotiations

The United States is lobbying European governments to back a British-led call to amend the EU arms embargo on Syria to put pressure on Pres

White House admits four US citizens were killed by drone strikes

Eric Holder acknowledges previously classified details and says US deliberately targeted Anwar al-Awlaki, who died in Yemen in 2011

The White House has launched a new effort to draw a line under its controversial drone strike policy by admitting for the first time that four American citizen

Telecoms company Cable & Wireless to quit UK after 140 years

Cable & Wireless Communications, the last remnant of a telecoms empire that once employed 54,000 people around the world, is to leave the UK.

Bing begins roll out of HTML5-enhanced search interface

Bing's new HTML5-and-CSS3-enhanced search interface, which was first demonstrated back in September 2010 to showcase the power of IE9, has started to roll out.