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Despite adequate U.S. suppliers, the government has allowed Lockheed Martin to use internationally-made parts for the high-tech military jet.

2013 has been an incredible year for transport.

A huge sting operation deals a heavy blow to the nation's drug trade.

But HSBC economists predict that rate spikes won't hurt growth in 2014.

Immigration reform, a Republican-led Senate and federal tax reform? Some of these things could happen. Others probably won't.

The CPSC recalled Walmart's 5-piece Mainstays card table this week following reports of customer finger amputations among other bodily injuries.

Jang Song Thaek, the uncle of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un who was executed last month for "hideous" crimes, was reportedly stripped naked and thrown into a cage with as many as 120 hungry dogs that ate him alive.

GM, Ford and Chrysler had a lackluster December, but performed well in 2013.

Economists say the main bright spots in 2014 for Vietnam will continue to be export-oriented firms.

Is Russia looking to make a quick buck in the Mediterranean? Or is it looking to gain influence in the region?

Chinese website Sohu Video has licensed "SNL" for online viewing, but will it translate?

The slight slowdown mirrors a December manufacturing-growth dip.

The Pakistanis, Russians and Chinese all have a problem with America, and they're not the only ones, according to a poll.

A look at five myths about the cryptocurrency and how they hold no weight.

Another year, another food scandal in China. This time Wal-Mart is recalling a donkey-meat snack -- and the brand may suffer a blow.

Beijing is too concerned about growth to allow local governments to default. The best way to get rid of maturing debt? Roll it over.

Data on manufacturing in Europe and the UK showed the region is well on track for a modest recovery, with some exceptions.

Growth in Chinese manufacturing activity slowed in December, according to two separate surveys.

Zhang Shuxia, an obstetrician at Shaanxi’s Fuping Maternal and Child Healthcare Hospital, is facing charges of selling seven infants.

The Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival, will fall on Jan. 31, 2014.

Chen Guangbiao, an unconventional Chinese tycoon, has announced he wants to buy the legendary media giant.