World News

A software glitch that impacted all Commonwealth Bank ATMs in Sydney, Australia yesterday allowed customers to withdraw thousands of dollars, even if they had no more than a buck in their accounts. News of the "free money" quickly traveled throughout social media, and there were soon large crowds around Commonwealth ATMs throughout the city...

3D has taken over popcorn movies, and now it's taking over the art world, too. Through a medium called "Projection Mapping," artists are creating mind-blowing works by shining amazing designs on plain surfaces through projectors. The results are pretty amazing: they can change the texture of a building, the decor of a room and altogether warp the laws of physics. Check out videos of some

Acting on tips from informants, soldiers in Colombia have seized a 99-foot fully submersible submarine that was intended to be used for drug smuggling. The fiberglass boat had enough room for eight tons of drugs and a crew of six, and enough power to make the eight-or- nine-day trip from Columbia to Mexico totally underwater. It hasn’t been uncommon for Colombian authorities to catch narco-traffic

There's jubilation on the street of Cairo, in response to the news that Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak will step down after 30 years in office. Check out a gallery from the celebration.

Wild cheers erupted from tens of thousands of demonstrators in Cairo's Tahrir Square after word spread that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has resigned. Demonstrators chanted "Egypt is free!" upon hearing the news.

It's hard to believe that a year has passed since the horrific earthquake that shook Haiti. After the tragedy, Americans pledged over 1 billion dollars -- 32 million dollars by text messages alone. But has it made a difference?

Construction is well underway in New York City's Ground Zero area, site of the September 11th terrorist attacks, on 1 World Trade Center. It will be the tallest building in the US when finished, measuring 1,776 feet (a nod to the year the Declaration of Independence was signed)...

The night sky over the world the other night had a little activity, a rare, total lunar eclipse. I know I didn't get a chance to see it the other night however some lucky photographers did.

Recently, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin performed the classic Fats Domino tune "Blueberry Hill" live. You can check out footage from the event here. This got me thinking, what if an all-star band of world leaders past and present who played music instruments was gathered together?

Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister of Russia recently was belting out an old, Fats Domino classic "Blueberry Hill." He may not be the next Fats Domino but he can sure hold his own. What do you think? Is he the next Russian Idol?