Al-Qaida number 2 in Afghanistan killed by NATO airstrike

The second highest al-Qaida leader in Afghanistan was killed in a weekend airstrike in the country's volatile east near the border with Pakistan, NATO-led forces said on Tuesday.

Romney plays his Trump card

First Read: The presumptive GOP nominee looks to hit the magic delegate number today but is it smart to celebrate the moment with his controversial backer?

Storied law firm folds after partners flee

The crippled law firm Dewey & Leboeuf filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday night and will seek approval to liquidate its business.

PBT: Celtics look overmatched vs. Heat in Game 1

PBT: If the rest of the Eastern Conference finals goes the way Game 1 did, with Miami's stars and defense dominating, this figures to be a very short series for the Boston Celtics.

Angels beat Yankees with home run in 9th

Will paparazzo incident change Bieber's image?

When the 18-year-old singer confronted a paparazzo over the weekend, he could have been trying to give himself a little more street cred, says an expert.

Find relief from multitasking -- and get more done

Let's admit it, ladies: We're smug about our ability to multitask (especially when comparing notes with our male counterparts). But if you think checking email while you're watching the news and ironing that work shirt for tomorrow is helping you get more done in less time -- it's not -- though you are getting something else out of it, finds a new study in the Journal of Communication.

Pre-caffeine tech: Internet attacks, Neil Gaiman tattoo! 

NYT: London braces for Olympic gridlock 'nightmare'

London has braced itself for the games with a $10.2 billion spending spree on transportation improvements, but will the century-old subway system will be able to cope with demand?