THE NEW YORK TIMES

Random killing of 16 Afghan civilians was not work of lone gunman, say witnesses.

Luxury label and artistic director Marc Jacobs exhibit history of brand at Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris.

Royalty and celebrity fashion designer Elie Saab, known for his sartorial creations is back on the Paris fashion arena with an assortment of ultra glam and opulent creations perfect for any red carpet event.

From Katy Perry to singer Alicia Keys; it was a superstar event at the Chanel Fall/Winter show at the Paris Fashion Week.

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Belgian fashion designer, Dries Van Noten known for his creations by using various types of prints, colours, original fabrics and layering, presented his fall-winter ready-to-wear collection in Paris drawing his inspiration from the east.

Apple's media invite suggests the launch of the iPad 3 on 7 March. That feeling is strengthened by the fact that Best Buy is now offering $50 discounts on the iPad 2.

Stratfor's emails revealed on WikiLeaks give inside story of how intelligence companies work in the US.

Yahoo demands compensation from Facebook over patent infringement

Prince of Monaco treated in hospital after brawl in Manhattan club.

US military analysts throw doubts on ability of Israel to set back Tehran's assumed nuclear programme with airstrikes.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has once again defended his company against allegations of poor working conditions for its Chinese employees.

On Saturday, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was quoted by state-run media as saying his country would reveal "several major achievements in the nuclear domain" within the next few days. Now, in a report by the Montreal Gazette, it appears the announcement has been made.

The U.S.-based Fair Labor Association (FLA) has begun probing working conditions at the factories of Apple's various OEMs in China, including Foxconn, upon Apple's request.

American designer inspired by Vanetine's Day for gender-bending collection.

Republican rivals claim nomination for presidential candidate still up for grabs as frontrunner's relatively weak vote tally revealed.

Former US president Jimmy Carter sought to boost diplomatic links with Syria and improve image of President Bashar al-Assad after Bush administration.

MPs admit number of civilian deaths in allied campaign to help overthrow Muammar Gaddafi will never be known.

BBC Persian Service, banned in Iran, target of crackdown.

Hip-hop's rising star opens up about her sexuality and says she refuses to live on other people's terms.

Graphic novel author accused of hypocrisy after hitting out at DC Entertainment plans for prequels.