The Daily Caller

Swedish company hires locals to translate product names, uncovering a few naughty ones

Even with the improved forecasts, Toyota is unlikely to be back as the world’s top automaker

Worried Thai government says users could face fines and up to six months in jail

Thailand’s government has strict laws to prevent the public discussion of royal affairs

Boy, that kiss felt like it lasted forever

The US has an opportunity to prove that it really does support democracy.

Before going to the hospital, Sheen purportedly let it slip that he’d like to start a ‘porn family’

Mel Gibson is taking a stab at saving his movie career with a comedy role as a tattoo artist in ‘The Hangover 2′

Spate of bombings leave Thais baffled, unnerved

A 2005 CIA memo instructing a station chief to destroy videotapes of waterboarding is conspicuously missing the signature of CIA lawyers

Economists argue that the U.S. trade deficit is a byproduct of an attractive investment climate and not something worth morbid fear

The Thai government has extended a state of emergency in 19 provinces, including the capital Bangkok, because of fears of renewed violence

Foreign factories are producing new American ‘e-passports’ without ‘even the most basic security plan,’ according to the Government Printing Office’s inspector general

Joran Van der Sloot: His last five years make up a tale of dissolution, deception and increasing desperation according to friends and people who have chronicled his life

Ousted prime minister is charged with terrorism and fomenting unrest in Bangkok

Leaders of the anti-government protests that have paralysed the heart of Bangkok for weeks have surrendered, after troops stormed their barricades

A rogue Thai general who helped anti-government protesters and was shot by an unidentified sniper died Monday from his wounds

Thai troops fired bullets and tear gas at anti-government protesters rioting near the U.S. and Japanese embassies Friday

A renegade Thai general was shot in Bangkok on Thursday as the military prepared to encircle the barricaded encampment of anti-government protesters

A major Thai hospital evacuated hundreds of patients and suspended all but emergency surgery Friday after anti-government protesters stormed in to hunt for security forces they suspected were taking positions there overlooking their barricaded enclave