We all know her story. She was a beautiful, bright 24-year-old graduate student in Yale's pharmacology department who went missing just four days shy of her wedding. Her body was found on what was to be her wedding day hidden behind a wall in her laboratory, a Yale building at 10 Amistad Street... [read more]

We all know her story. She was a beautiful, bright 24-year-old graduate student in Yale's pharmacology department who went missing just four days shy of her wedding. Her body was found on what was to be her wedding day hidden behind a wall in her laboratory, a Yale building at 10 Amistad Road in... [read more]

There are more single mothers in the Vietnamese entertainment industry than you thought, and they say they don’t need husbands to raise happy families. [read more]

Hong Kong, Oct 30 (DPA) A Vietnamese labourer Friday began a three-month jail sentence for pricking two women on the bottom in Hong Kong, claiming he did so because he could not resist their 'big buttocks'. [read more]

I wonder, do the camera people just sit the designers down and go, "Say something cliche and obvious. OK, good. Now, Irina, shit all over someone's design." [read more]

For more than a decade, The Herald and heraldonline.com have given readers a chance to recognize the [read more]

Vietnamese rice exporters have so far this year signed contracts to export six million tonnes of rice, the Vietnam Food Association said on October 27. [read more]

Washington Post Pentagon Correspondent Greg Jaffe joins Fresh Air to talk about the military options available to President Obama as he develops a new strategy in Afghanistan. Jaffe is co-author of the new book The Fourth Star, about the four generals who led the US military's efforts in Iraq. [read more]

URBANA – The only child of a Champaign couple slain in their home three years ago described her parents as comfortable financially due to years of hard work. A prosecutor said their affluence may have gotten them murdered. [read more]

Whenever a message in a bottle is discovered on a beach or floating in the ocean, it feels like something out of a fairy tale. The idea that two people have made a connection that mathematics would say is virtually impossible gives us hope that life is more than a series of random events. Here are five stories of the almost unbelievable connections these messages have brought about. [read more]