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At least 18 people are killed in a bomb attack on a bus carrying government employees in north west Pakistan, police say.

A trip to the grocery store used to send James McQuoid into a panic.

Japan must restart two nuclear reactors to protect the country's economy, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda says in a televised broadcast.

British adventurer Sarah Outen is rescued after being caught in a tropical storm during her bid to row solo across the North Pacific.

Barry Unsworth, the celebrated author of historical fiction who shared the Booker Prize in 1992, dies in Italy at the age of 81.

Infowars.com | This is an overview in the Financial Terrorism conference held in the UK this past weekend.

Nat Hentoff: FISA: Coming: Even more FBI warrantless searches?

On May 9, FBI Director Robert Mueller strongly recommended that Congress reauthorize the 2008 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Amendments Act by the end of the year. This law allows federal authorities, including the FBI, to conduct warrantless searches. These are beyond the Attorney General's Guidelines for Domestic FBI Operations that let the FBI avoid going to a court to get a warrant to track Americans suspected of terrorist ties.

Infowars.com | Alex covers the latest news including TIME magazine's quest to make sure you know how to die.

Infowars.com | Aaron Dykes recaps Bilderberg 2012 with RT's Abby Martin.

Anthony Gucciardi | These reports come after a Department of Homeland Security hazmat fleet was sent out to the location after ‘years’ of inactivity.

Anthony Gucciardi | Alarming amounts of radiation were reported near the border of Indiana and Michigan and later censored by the EPA online geiger tool.

The Economic Collapse | Why is the economy going to collapse? Have you ever been asked that question? If so, what did you say?

Detectives investigating the murder of a 68-year-old man in Cardiff release CCTV images of a potential witness they want to identify.

Norway plans to keep Anders Breivik at a prison near Oslo even if he is ruled insane over his attacks which killed 77 people.

ANALYSIS/OPINION:

The boys of a distant summer are fading now, unsteady on their feet, many with canes and some on walkers. But when they talk of their longest day, their steps quicken, their eyes grow bright with proud remembrance of duty done.

This was the week when some of us ...

Ashley Cole takes part in an open training session as England continue their preparations for Euro 2012.

Facebook launches an app centre to promote software on its platform, a move that may boost profits from mobile users.

Large parts of Wales are hit by summer storms which halt several events, including a major agricultural show in Aberystwyth and the Canoe Slalom World Cup in Cardiff.

A businessman opens a dry cleaners in Somalia's capital - the city's first since the start of the civil war more than 20 years go.

Police road blocks are set up around schools and nearby construction sites are ordered to fall silent as the country is plunged into two days of 'Gaokao fever'.