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Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: What Will Congress Do From Here?

The United States tentatively agreed to the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Monday, but many members of Congress remain unsure about the deal.

Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Deal: US Banks Get Victories In TPP Agreement

The Trans-Pacific Partnership, negotiated by U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman, could be a boon for the financial services industry, which vigorously lobbied for it.

Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Deal Update 2015: Countries Continue To Argue As Deadline Looms

With upcoming elections in the U.S., Canada, Peru, and Japan, several countries have a vested interest in ensuring that the deal concludes Sunday.

Bangladesh Beefs Up Security For Foreigners After Second Killing Claimed By ISIS

Bangladesh stepped up security for foreign diplomats and citizens on Sunday after the killing of two foreigners within a week in attacks claimed by Islamic State, which has vowed similar further assaults in the Muslim-majority nation.

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Sydney Shooting: 2 Dead After Gunman 'In Black' Opens Fire Outside NSW Police Headquarters

Australian police sealed off streets and warned the public to keep away from the area where the shooting took place Friday.

US anti-abortion activist deported Australia

Troy Newman, US Anti-Abortion Activist, To Be Deported After Losing Appeal To Enter Australia

A U.S. anti-abortion activist on Friday lost his appeal against the cancellation of his visa to enter Australia and will now be deported after he attempted to illegally enter the country.

Barack Obama Umpqua CC Speech Full Text: Read President's Oregon Shooting Statement

Americans should pressure elected officials to advance legislation against gun violence, the president said in a televised address Thursday.

Volkswagen Scandal: No Formal Inquiry Against Former CEO Martin Winterkorn

German prosecutors said Thursday that an earlier statement about Martin Winterkorn being under criminal investigation was "formulated incorrectly."

Global Stocks, US Futures Rise After Dismal Third Quarter

While data from China showed its factories continued to suffer, markets seemed to be taking heart from the support of central banks worldwide.

Tony Abbott, Ousted Australian Prime Minister, Says Prince Philip Knighthood Decision Was 'Injudicious'

Awarding Queen Elizabeth II’s husband the Order of Australia in January sparked public and political backlash with questions arising over the procedure for issuing knighthoods.

Asian Stocks Extend Sell-Off As China, Fed Rate Worries Grip Investors

Japan's Nikkei 225 index led the market rout in Asia, dropping to an eight-month low and closing down 4.1 percent.

Axel Springer To Buy 88% Stake In Business Insider For $343M

The European digital publisher will make the acquisition as part of its effort to expand its English-language offerings.

Sharna Burgess, Nick Carter Update: ‘Dancing With The Stars’ Pro Talks Backstreet Boys Star, Disney Week And Much More

“It was really surreal to think I was copying his dance moves, and the next thing I know I’m teaching him to dance."

China Stock Market Crash 2015: Coal, Oil, Gas Profits Tumble Amid Weakened Yuan

Coal, oil and gas showed some of the most significant decreases following last month's crash of the Shanghai Composite Index.

Chris Brown Denied Visa To Tour Australia; Government Minister Cites History Of Domestic Violence

Ministers cited the singer's history of domestic violence as justification for denying him a visa for a planned concert tour later this year.

MH17 Update: Russia Could Face Legal Action Over Plane Disaster In Eastern Ukraine

Ukraine and Western countries have claimed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was hit by a Russian-made missile fired by pro-Moscow separatists in July of last year.

IPhone 6S Goes On Sale: Apple Proves It Can Still Draw A Crowd

Apple's latest phone has gone on sale around the world with people still willing to queue up overnight to buy the much-sought-after smartphone.

Giant Killer Lizards Walked Together With Aborigines During The Ice Age

Researchers have claimed that some of the earliest human inhabitants might have once shared their living space with the giant lizards.

Periscope Stars Flock To NYC: What Life Is Like As A Popular 'Scoper On Twitter's Live Video Service

"It’s like having a mini TV show," said Tabasum Mir, a dermatologist who has become hooked on streaming on Twitter's live video service.

Sprint Undercuts T-Mobile With $1/Month iPhone 6S Trade-In Deal

The catch is customers would lease the Apple smartphone through the deal instead of purchasing it outright.

T-Mobile Wants To Sell You An Apple Watch Along With That iPhone 6S

Apple has gradually expanded sales of the smartwatch to its stores and retail partners such as Best Buy.

iPhone 7 Rumors: Apple Inc.’s A10 Chip May Have 6 Cores In 2016 Smartphone

Apple may choose Samsung, TSMC and Intel to build its next smartphone chip.

Egypt Pardons Al Jazeera Journalists Convicted Of 'False News'

The two were chosen among 100 other pardons, a day before President el-Sisi heads off to the U.N. General Assembly in New York.

Asia Shares Extend Losses On China Factory Data; Europe Recovers, US Stock Futures Up

While European markets appeared on the mend, U.S. stock futures pointed to a strong opening after Tuesday's fall.

MH370 Update: Search Vessel To Resurvey Specific Sites Of Interest After Flaperon Confirmation

The latest development in the search comes weeks after French prosecutors confirmed a wing piece found on Réunion Island in July came from the missing plane.

Australian Immigration Officials Start Screening Syrian And Iraqi Refugees

The Australian immigration department is doubling its staff in the Middle East to cope with the screening of the 12,000 refugees that they hope to take in.

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