Charlie choked, Sayid croaked and Ilanas armed band of brothers got seriously smoked in "LA X," the Season 6 opener that took us underground, underwater and up into the clouds as an alternate and somewhat cloudy Flight 815 encountered some (expected) unexpected turbulence.

What are your "Lost" theories? How do you think the series will end? Join a LIVE conversation beginning at 8 p.m. on WMTW.com.

If Lost fans were surprised at the ABC drama's latest twist - the flash sideways - they have company. Cast members were, too.

Will the grassroots movement become a third party? Assimilate into the GOP? Inside the destiny debate...

After seeing the episode "What Kate Does," do you have any questions or new theories? Leave it here and we'll take a look and respond!

If the theory and evidence agree, we are like Na'vi in the 3-D version of Avatar -- mere images ignorant of our own flatness.

Over the decades on Lost, there has been a constant battle for control of the island. Whether it's been the Dharma Initiative or the Hostiles, one constant has remained: Richard Alpert (Nestor Carbonell). With a Richard-centric episode on the horizon ...

44 | Leading House Republicans raise prospect unless existing reform bills are scrapped.

Please do not consider this a scientific solution for the poor free-throw shooting that seems to plague all levels of basketball.

The clever, impeccably connected Tory moderniser Joanne Cash suddenly quit as candidate for a key seat amid scenes of mayhem. Just what is going on?

In the 1980s, while a reporter for the Associated Press, I had the opportunity to chat over the phone with legendary CIA psy-war specialist Edward Lansdale. A mutual friend had set up the contact, which I hoped might lead to a more formal interview.

Climate emails suggest Phil Jones may have attempted to cover up flawed temperature data In a unique experiment, The Guardian has published online the full manuscript of its major investigation into the climate science emails stolen from the University of East Anglia, which revealed apparent attempts to cover up flawed data; moves to prevent access to climate data; and to keep research from ...

Congratulations to the New Orleans Saints for the HUGE Superbowl win yesterday. The Who Dat Nation completely took over south beach this weekend. It was crazy!!! I promised Id refrain from any Saints Go Marching In Jokes. With everything that the city of New Orleans has been through, that win was so much bigger than [...]

(PhysOrg.com) -- Eventually, the day will come when life on Earth ends. Whether that`s tomorrow or five billion years from now, whether by nuclear war, climate change, or the Sun burning up its fuel, the last living cell on Earth will one day wither and die. But that doesn`t mean that all is lost. What if we had the chance to sow the seeds of terrestrial life throughout the universe, to settle ...

( Autism Speaks ) Autism Speaks, the world's largest autism science and advocacy organization has released its annual list of the 10 most significant research achievements to have impacted autism during the previous year, documenting progress towards the discovery of the causes and treatment for autism spectrum disorders. In 2009 clinical and epidemiological research together with advances in ...

He may not have risen to his post in the best of circumstances, but he has made significant inroads to recover the BN loyalists who had switched sides in 2008.A poll conducted by Merdeka Centre last w...

Because Palin is a fraud with no real beliefs, there could've been no better crowd to appoint herself to lead than the Tea Party people. A group without a leader for a leader without a group.

On Tuesday, as anyone who turned on the television news lately is aware, Massachusetts elected a Republican, Scott Brown, to the United States Senate.

This past Saturday, my sister and I were hiking Fifth Avenue toward F.A.O. Schwarz when we spotted a place with even more toys and games: the main branch of the New York Public Library. We stopped and took notice.

Where? On Fox News. In a recent feature that I wrote for the magazine, on Tony Blair and the Chilcot inquiry, I quoted Sir Rodric Braithwaite, former chairman of the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC), on how our former PM has "has lost all political credibility": "He sticks to the American right and media."

Lost (TV) The Japanese legend talks to IGN about his mysterious new Island role.

Steph Sutherby took a couple of hard dribbles, darted toward the basket along the right baseline and launched a shot midst heavy traffic. Landing from her sideways leap in the middle of the key, the Ipswich High girls basketball captain let out one big scream, fell to the floor and began writhing in pain.

TEHRAN, Feb. 9 (MNA) -- Winners of the 27th edition of Irans Book of the Year Awards were announced here on Monday in the presence of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at Tehrans Vahdat Hall.

Dr Mutonyi said there was a huge perception that it will be impossible to eliminate grand corruption, given that most of those accused of perpetrating the vice were still in office.

A social networking game has instigated a cascade of web searches for "urbandictionary.com" and "urban dictionary" on February 8.

The author's latest novel is Point Omega, the story of a man who aided in the planning of the Iraq war. Like many of the books in DeLillo's 40-year career, it connects real-life events with themes of isolation and inevitability.