NASA has never really recovered its direction since the triumph of the Apollo project. The zenith of that project was 40 years ago today on July 20th 1969, when Neil Armstrong stepped out of Apollo 11's lunar module onto the Sea of Tranquillity, ...

The Xbox 360 is the only console to record a year-on-year sales rise, according to latest NPD sales figures from the US. Microsoft's console shifted 240000 units in June, an increase on the same period last year.

There are reports that Mobile phone operator T-Mobile is stepping up efforts to buy large quantities of SIM free iPhones across Europe to convince customers who threaten to leave for O2 to stay.

Relive a dramatic final round of the 138th Open Championship, which culminated in a play-off between Stewart Cink and veteran Tom Watson.

John Surtees has paid tribute to his son Henry, who died following an accident in a Formula 2 race at Brands Hatch on Sunday. The 18-year-old was struck on the head by a flying rear wheel and tyre from the car of Jack Clarke, ...

Chris Gunter and Paul McKenna have completed their moves to Nottingham Forest from Tottenham and Preston, respectively. Full-back Gunter has signed a four-year contract at the City Ground for a fee of £1.75million, while experienced midfielder McKenna ...

How do we know Benjamin Netanyahu reads Haaretz? Because if he didn't, he would not know that Sayed Kashua lives in West Jerusalem.

Iran's regime released a senior British embassy official on Sunday, three weeks after he was arrested for allegedly organising the post-election protests.

WASHINGTON - US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton slammed the capture of a US soldier by Taliban forces in Afghanistan as "outrageous" and vowed to do "everything we can" to free him, in an interview aired Monday.