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Among the most promising of a slew of experimental Ebola vaccines is a drug called ZMapp –- and it could have been ready years ago.

Anonymous bloggers from the website "Our Bad Media" have made more plagiarism accusations against CNN host, Fareed Zakaria.

Tensions between Columbia University administration and students persist over the university's sexual assault policies.

Data show lawmakers backing Pentagon hardware donations to local police raked in big money from defense contractors.

Robin Williams' suicide death has prompted widespread media coverage about clinical depression -- something the actor denied having.

Although Beyoncé and Jay Z have been together for over a decade, there are rumors that the two may split after their “On the Run Tour.”

Fans can enjoy a treasury of TV shows, movies, games and books as they wait for the return of "Game of Thrones."

Monday is the final day of the court's term and the Hobby Lobby case is one of two major decisions expected.

Acclaimed columnist Nicholas Kristof is distancing himself from the woman he only recently championed.

The popular New York Times columnist faces calls to audit his work on sex trafficking after Newsweek's expose of Somaly Mam.

Writer tells Newsweek that he was not given enough time to address questions from the Financial Times.

Nick Mross made the documentary "The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin" after becoming convinced that bitcoin could drastically alter the world.

Newsweek editor-in-chief Jim Impoco sat down with IBTimesTV to discuss the return of the publication to print.

Leah McGrath Goodman sparked controversy in the bitcoin community when she identified the creator of the cryptocurrency.

Autumn Radtke was called a “rising star” in the bitcoin community.

Science

The Bush administration locked up 28 pages of the 9/11 report that discussed the terrorists' links to Saudis. Now the public may get to see them.

Police hope Walker's death will shine a light on an activity that's become increasingly prevalent since the 2001 "Fast & Furious" film.

Shaukat served as both Prime Minister and finance minister of Pakistan.

The current U.S. energy boom makes it easy to forget the great impact the oil shortage had on Americans 40 years ago.

As a deal to raise the debt ceiling appears to be in the making, many are left to wonder, how did it come to this and what do we do from here?

Editor-in-chief Tina Brown said Wednesday that she is leaving the Daily Beast to expand her Women of the World summits.

Maryam Nawaz Sharif has much in common with Benazir Bhutto – stunningly beautiful, rich, willful and apparently harboring dreams of powe

Speculation has begun to swirl around whether the Sulzberger family will sell The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT).

The Baloch Liberation Army has a long history of ethnic violence, especially against Pakistan's minority Punjabi community.

Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos will reportedly pay $250M for the newspaper & publications, in a bizarre sale few people knew was in the works.

IBT Media, the publisher of International Business Times, said it will acquire Newsweek from Barry Diller’s IAC.

China's censors blocked the social media accounts/website of one of Japan's most popular publications in China, Asahi Shimbun.

Rolling Stone magazine continues to take heat for a rock star-like cover featuring the suspected Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.