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The Republican nominee reportedly funneled $68,000 to Cuba in a bid to do business with the island in 1998 in violation of the U.S. embargo.

"Fallout 4" mods aren't coming to PS4 anytime soon, and Bethesda says Sony is to blame. In the absence of an official response, here are four plausible theories to explain PlayStation's latest blunder!

The internet loves to think something is wrong with her.

Apple's newest smartwatch, the Apple Watch 2, is expected to debut later today during the Cupertino giant's San Francisco media event.

“The Blacklist” Season 3 will be released on Netflix this week.

Why Nigeria's economy has seen a decline in growth.

Putin is sending a warning to elites to remain loyal, observers claim. 

Will Gary Johnson and Jill Stein get on the debate stages?

"Fallout 4" PS4 mods don't have a release date, and Bethesda has been tight-lipped about why. Read the latest update from Bethesda and a fan theory that might explain the delay!

Oliver highlighted how media layoffs have affected the state of journalism on "Last Week Tonight" Sunday.

Amid increased tensions between the neighboring countries, the Ukrainian sports minister is upset the country's Olympians have talked to Russian media.

Watch as accused mafia members leave court and try to avoid the media. But one alleged mobster spoke with Newsweek on camera about the charges against him.

D'Souza's latest film is aimed at bringing down Hillary Clinton ahead of the election.

“Making A Murderer” Season 2 will focus on Steven Avery and Brandan Dassey’s legal teams trying to prove their innocence.

Leaders of the Islamic State group are preparing for the fall of the Caliphate by planning for terror attacks across the globe.

The monarch is supposed to be “strictly neutral with respect to political matters,” but unconfirmed media reports indicated she wanted to leave the European Union.

Months of vigorous campaigning and frenzied debate came to a stunning end Friday as Britons voted to leave the EU. Here’s who lost.

In the voracious symbiotic cycle of politics and media, there are no clean hands (whatever size they may be).

In December, Wired and Gizmodo magazines identified Craig Wright as the actual person behind the name — Satoshi Nakamoto — used by the cryptocurrency’s creator.

Some believe selecting the former Hewlett-Packard CEO, once a popular presidential candidate, could help Cruz with women voters.

Nepal created a National Reconstruction Authority in December, and its work will continue over the next five years at an estimated cost of $8 billion.

Anders Breivik, serving a 21-year sentence for killing 77 people in 2011, claims the right to organize a fascist movement from his cell.

A Nigerian government official revealed this week that 347 Shiite Muslims were killed and secretly buried following clashes with the military.

Tom Griffiths noted a Virginia law that makes daily fantasy sports legal and said he welcomes regulation by other states.

The Rev. Thomas Uzhunnalil, a Salesian priest, was kidnapped in Yemen this month during a raid on a Catholic nursing home run by Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Wednesday in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt, one of the most pivotal abortion cases in years.

With thousands of Eastern European children already in British custody, critics warn the phenomenon may “break the care system.”

In a vote Thursday, the multinational body unanimously labeled the terror group's targeting of Christians and Yazidis as a war crime.

Nigeria's government is highly reliant on oil and has suffered from a worldwide oil glut.