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Today's biopharma industry has a richer and more exciting late stage pipeline of compelling new therapeutics than its had in years, drawing lots of enthusiasm from analysts and investors. Goldman Sachs (GS) recently publ...

The reaction to the first round of U.S. and European sanctions against the Russian ruling elite was laughter. Declared one of those singled out: Whoever put these sanctions together is a "joker." Indeed, the first set of...

The Government U-turn comes after clinicians wrote to Jeremy Hunt urging him to introduce the measure.

Chris McLaughlin, whose company is now serving as technical advisors on the investigation, said on "The Kelly File" the company looked at the data it had on its network and found the jet continued to transmit signals for...

Nine people were killed Thursday in an attack by the Taliban on a luxury hotel in Kabul that is used by United Nations staff and foreign visitors, news reports said, citing police and government officials.

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and South Korean President Park Geun-hye will meet for the first time next week, amid historical and territorial tensions.

First UK prosecutions over female genital mutilation announced by CPS

EU leaders sign an agreement on closer relations with Ukraine, just as Russia's parliament rubber stamps Crimea's entry into the Russian Federation.

As Ukraine prepares to withdraw all forces from Crimea, Russian troops continue to close in on Ukrainian naval and military strongholds, seizing three warships

First lady Michelle Obama is in China for an official visit to expand Sino-American relations, but she will refrain from talking about political differences.

HONOLULU (AP) -- Honolulu police officers have urged lawmakers to keep an exemption in state law that allows undercover officers to have sex with prostitutes during investigations, touching off a heated debate.     

COCHOAPA EL GRANDE, Mexico (AP) -- On a recent weekday afternoon, half a dozen children crossed the main square on their way home from school in this dusty farming town of 2,600 people high in the pine-covered mountains ...

Africa's last polar bear spends his days grieving his longtime companion at a zoo in Johannesburg, a far cry from his Arctic habitat.

HERMOSILLO, Mexico (AP) -- Seven men were shot to death in an apparent ambush by rival drug traffickers near the Mexico-Arizona border, authorities said Thursday.     

The US has resettled 43 prisoners in 17 countries since Obama took office and has released 38 others to their homelands.

U.S. President Barack Obama appeared on the daytime talk show "Ellen" on Thursday (March 20), where TV host Ellen DeGeneres checked in on him while his wife is traveling in Asia. The playful interview started with a list...

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) -- Honduran police say they are looking for three men who opened fire at a soccer game in a village near the capital city of Tegucigalpa, killing five people.     

A gunman opened fire on a B15 bus near Marcus Garvey Boulevard and Lafayette Avenue, shooting a 39-year-old passenger in the head.     

How Kansas street pastor spread his infamous slogan round the world

BEIJING (AP) -- China is sending three warships and an icebreaker to join the search for possible pieces of a missing Malaysia Airlines plane in the southern Indian Ocean, the government said Friday.     

SEATTLE (AP) -- Investigators trying to learn what caused a fiery helicopter crash near the Space Needle that killed two men on board and burned a third on the ground now have surveillance video footage that shows the ai...

Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan appears to have made good on his vow to wipe out Twitter in his country, as Turkish tweeters are reporting that they are unable to access the service.