Lance Armstrong led much of the 16th stage of the Tour de France, but could not emerge from the pack in a late sprint.

On unemployment, the president claims that the stimulus bill was several times more potent than his chief economic adviser estimates. Such statements hurt his credibility.

Apple's quarterly profit jumped 78%, thanks to continued strong demand for its gadgets. It sold 3.3 million iPads and 8.4 million iPhones in the quarter.

Iran's foreign minister accused the U.S., Pakistan and allied forces of utilizing Afghanistan to support terrorist strikes inside the country.

How "journolists" tried to suppress the news.

Lance Armstrong led much of the 16th stage of the Tour de France, but could not emerge from the pack in a late sprint.

Google's Nexus One smartphone will soon be discontinued in the U.S., as missteps and weak demand foiled the Internet company's attempt to shake up the way wireless phones are distributed.

The military risks are large; the political risks could be even bigger.

Investors are likely to be most concerned with the impact of the iPhone 4 antenna flap on the Silicon Valley company.

Amazon said its Kindle device and e-book sales business were accelerating, with sales of electronic books outstripping sales of hardcovers.