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Mopping up operations are the next step, according to army spokesman

PHILADELPHIA -- For more than 100 years, the cloistered nuns known as the Pink Sisters have worked in shifts to ensure nonstop prayer in Philadelphia’s Chapel of Divine Love. Now, to address their shrinking numbers and...

California wildfire 75 percent contained; landslides are new concern

It's the third week that 25 has sold more than a million copies

WSJ Two ex-employees of the blood-testing startup Theranos are alleging that the company deleted quality control data of its proprietary machines and cherry-picked data when comparing those machines to traditional lab ma...

On Sunday, at least 15 people were killed after Boko Haram extremists opened fire and detonated explosive belts in a village near the city of Maiduguri in northeast Nigeria. Nigerian army repels Boko Haram attack near Ma...

The company is controlled by Warren Buffett, one of the world’s richest men, but its methods hardly match Buffett’s honest, folksy image: Clayton systematically pursues unwitting minority homebuyers and baits them in...

Despite President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran that provides a gradual easing of decades of crippling economic sanctions, senators are fighting to renew a vital law that would preserve the sanctions option should Iran ...

The explosion bears the hallmarks of Boko Haram

China passed a new anti-terrorism law that requires technology firms to help security agencies in the decryption of electronic data, but dropped an earlier proposal that would have required telecoms and Internet service ...

'GoT' tops the chart for the fourth year in a row

Mauricio Macri's economic changes are roiling Argentina, accentuating the divide he wanted to bridge and leading some Argentines to doubt whether he will be a change for the better.

When it comes to complying with the law, this is where it gets tricky for companies operating in multiple countries, where what is legal in one country might not be in another. While tech companies in the US seem to be s...

Flickr, CC / brh_images New York Magazine has published a rare look inside the world of the dancers who cater to finance professionals and other high-rollers in New York, and it has got a lot of people talking.  Jessi...

A Cape Town fire department spokesman says nine people were killed in fires in the South African city over the weekend. …

Russia imposes sanctions on Turkey and marginalises Turkish interests in Russia to its own detriment.

It's Drake's "Hotline Bling" -- but not as you know it. British TV news anchor Jon Snow copied the rapper's moves in a hilarious sketch aired in the United Kingdom on Saturday night, reports the Evening Standard. Snow, ...

And another bombshell Theranos report from the Wall Street Journal.

Activists welcome China's 1st domestic violence law, but warn it doesn't cover gay couples

New York GOP Rep. Peter King on Sunday called again for better surveillance of mosques in the U.S., suggesting Islamic terrorists visit them and said that critics can "cry all they want" about the tactic amounting to a c...

Authorities in Southern California have arrested a man who allegedly doused a woman in gasoline and set her on fire during a Christmas Day domestic dispute.

Interior ministry says explosion happened at airport's eastern gate, which is used by NATO troops.