The United States and its allies must change strategy and boost cooperation to turn around the war in Afghanistan, the top U.S. and NATO commander there said on Monday, wrapping up a much-anticipated review.

In what may have been a case of mistaken identity, campus police briefly detained a student on his first day of school. Communications students caught the incident on video. University of Miami police and school administrators are reviewing the actions of two campus officers who last week held a student at gunpoint in an apparent case of mistaken identity.

The Obama administration clarified its rules about border searches of laptops and other digital gear.

In the era of smart phones and Twitter it is hard to have a major event without someone capturing it on video. This weekend's Outside Lands Festival is no exception.

Several who want to go over the auditor's books say his attorney's tactics, such as subpoenaing cell phone and tax records, are too aggressive.

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Source: Reuters (For more on Afghanistan, click on [ID:nAFPAK]) * Long-awaited McChrystal review seeks revised strategy * Gates concerned about sending too many troops * Latest results show Karzai leading, shy ...

SanDisk's tiny, popular Sansa Clip flash-based MP3 player gets upgraded with a microSD slot and a slightly different name.

Nowadays, a "prized possession" — be it a diamond engagement ring, a dog or something as personal as a gold silk scarf used in a handfasting — might be photographed on a cell phone, posted on Facebook and five minutes later be viewed by Grandma in Greece.

The District Attorney's office is reviewing a case where at least four juveniles stole a car and went on a wild ride with one of the suspects clinging to the car's hood, according to police.