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AP - NATO nations struggled Thursday to overcome deep differences over the military campaign in Libya, with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton calling for unity in the face of French and British calls for other countries to help more with attacks on Moammar Gadhafi s ground forces.

After looking at these photos you will (hopefully) be safe in the knowledge that the clutter in which you wallow is nothing compared to some of the pig-stys around the world.

For centuries, stone was the only choice for buildings that were made to last. But developing new and fast ways of producing and using materials like concrete, metal and glass revolutionized architecture, and with it the designs and their message.

Playtime is over, time to find your soul mate and settle down, the head of the Mormon church told the men of faith this weekend.

In Afghanistan 12 people died today after a demonstration by 2,000 Muslims -- angry that a tiny Florida church burned the Quran -- turned into a deadly attack on a U.N.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

Ever since pastor-author Rob Bell ignited hellacious infighting over heaven, hell and salvation in the Christian book-and-blogosphere, I ve wondered if anyone would dare hit the humor angle. Turns out I just had to wait for April Fool s Day.

Reuters - As Libyan rebels fled in headlong retreat from the superior arms and tactics of Muammar Gaddafi s troops on Wednesday, U.S. officials said President Barack Obama had signed a secret order authorizing covert support for the rebels.

AP - There may be less than meets the eye to President Barack Obama s statements Monday night that NATO is taking over from the U.S. in Libya and that U.S.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

Constantly been in the buzz for her exceptional commitment to eight marriages, her jet-setting lifestyle or her benevolent efforts, the legendry Elizabeth Taylor passed away in the loving company of her kids at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, LA.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

All those pizzas luring young adults to church activities may have unintended consequences. A Northwestern University Medical study tracking young adults for 18 years found those involved in church at least once a week 50% more likely to be obese by middle age than their unchurched peers.