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What Does Gadhafi's Fall Mean for Oil Prices?

The Week

Before the war, Libya produced roughly 2 percent of the world's oil supply. Now, as the fighting winds down, oil could start gushing once again

Obstacles Libya's New Leaders must Overcome

The Week

Yes, the rebels have taken much of Tripoli. Yes, it looks like curtains for Moammar Gadhafi. But Libya's biggest challenges still lie ahead
Libya's rebels have raised their flag in Moammar Gadhafi's Tripoli compound, symbolically declaring victory over their longtime ruler

Japan PM to Resign, Successor Race Wide Open

TOKYO (Reuters) - The race to pick Japan's sixth leader in five years was in turmoil on Friday after a scandal-tainted party powerbroker looked likely to refuse to back the most popular candidate just days before a vote.

The Looming Extinction of Earth's Plants and Animals

The Week
We still haven't discovered most of the life on Earth, and we're killing it off before we can find it, scientists warn
What lives on Earth? That basic question — even after centuries of exploration — remains largely unanswered. Scientists using advanced technologies like DNA coding discover thousands of fascinating new species every year in the oceans, in tropical rain forests,

Nadal Says Djokovic Deserves Top Billing Right Now

NEW YORK - As the U.S. Open approaches, the tennis world is focusing on Novak Djokovic and his remarkable season — and rightly so, according to the man he replaced at No. 1, Rafael Nadal.

Couples Tells Woods He's on Presidents Cup Team

SNOQUALMIE, Washington- U.S. captain Fred Couples has told Tiger Woods that he's add him to the 12-member Presidents Cup team.
Couples took the drama out of the debate on Thursday over whether Woods would be on the team.

Flanagan Death Ruled Suicide by Medical Examiner

BALTIMORE - Former Cy Young award winner Mike Flanagan died of a self-inflicted shotgun wound to the head, the Maryland medical examiner ruled Thursday.

Spanish Soccer Strike Ends, Deal Reached

MADRID - The Spanish soccer season will start Friday after players and league officials reached a deal to end a strike that had postponed the opening round of games in the top two divisions.

Strong Swiss Franc Punches Holes in Cheese Exports

AFFOLTERN IM EMMENTAL, Switzerland - The Emmental Show Dairy has cranked out tons of cheese for years. But now it's in trouble — production is down by a third and the company fears it may be forced to cut back to just a few wheels a day, enough to show tourists.

Authorities Urge Filipinos to Stop Hoarding Coins

MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine central bank is appealing to the public to stop hoarding coins, saying the habit is forcing it to mint more money at a high cost.