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The daughters of President Barack Obama, entertainers, a Nobel laureate and a girl baseball player all made Time's annual list of most influential teenagers, the magazine said on Monday.

There's a new Camry hitting the street in 2015, and one for the track, too.

Whether you aspire to lead a small team of four people or a massive public company, your first challenge is to rise above being a mere manager who happens to be in charge. Doing this means learning to communicate in such...

Hong Kong police remove some barricades as pro-democracy occupation protest enters 3rd week

In the latest video featuring John Cantlie, released by the Islamic State group on Sunday, the British journalist held hostage by the militant group accuses Prime Minister David Cameron of exploiting his suffering to "be...

CDC director urges all hospitals to 'think Ebola' in patients with symptoms and Africa travel

In a dramatic shift in tone, bishops' assembly advocates greater acceptance for gays as they have "gifts and qualities".

A humpback whale off the coast of California was caught on camera leaping out of the big blue waters of the Pacific Ocean to greet a bird flying just feet...

A federal judge Sunday declared Alaska's gay marriage ban unconstitutional, calling it a "deprivation of basic due process and equal protection principles." The ruling by U.S. District Judge Timothy Burgess stemmed from ...

While U.S. airports are just starting to ramp up efforts to stop a potential widespread Ebola outbreak, our nation's ports have been watching for any potential threats since the summer.

The U.S. said Sunday Turkey will allow coalition forces to use its bases to fight the Islamic State, the Associated Press reported. One of the bases is within 100 miles of the border with Syria. U.S. Defense Secretary Ch...

A breach in protocol at Texas Presbyterian Hospital, where a health care worker has been diagnosed with the second case of Ebola in the United States, raised questions on whether hospitals are equipped to treat the virus...

The parents of an American hostage threatened with beheading by Islamic State militants said in an interview with "CBS This Morning" on Monday that they are unable to meet the financial and other demands of their son's c...

Even before his first day on the job in spring 2011, CTA President Forrest Claypool said his top priority was to clean up the transit agency, in large part by sweeping out rule-breakers and employees who failed to regula...

With an army estimated to be around 25,000 people, the Islamic State has a Syrian city under siege, an area the size of Great Britain under its control and is believed to have set its sights on Baghdad.

I'll admit it -- every now and then when I break out my "old-fashioned" planner and pen, I can feel the puzzled looks staring at me from across the subway platform. I know people are wondering why, in this day and age, I...

When Allen Walton, 26, of Dallas, was hired to help launch an e-commerce site for a security products company in 2011, he happily accepted the C.E.O.'s offer of a $65,000 salary. After all, he'd been making about half th...

ISIS's English language magazine claims slavery is an established aspect of Islamic law. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.

(Reuters) - Two "thugs" stabbed to death a policewoman in the Chinese region of Xinjiang where the government says Islamists are using violence to campaign for a separate state, media reported on Monday. The motorcycle-m...

Residents of a town on the Turkish-Syrian border have only a fence separating them from ISIS. Nick Paton Walsh reports.

Most motorists don't heed advice about known hazards until they happen to them.

If you've stepped outside the velvet ropes of traditional job search to write your first Pain Letter, congratulations! You've entered the high-altitude job market where dreaded Applicant Tracking Systems have nothing to ...