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Lee, an acclaimed and veteran director, has struggled to fund his recent projects.

The upcoming Galaxy Note 5 and Note 5 Edge are expected to have the highest pixel densities ever featured on a phone.

The demand is likely to disrupt the ongoing efforts to finalize a deal by June 30.

Samsung expects its new Galaxy S6 models, scheduled to be released in 20 countries on Friday, to break sales records.

Tibetan advocacy groups say government attempts at ideological infiltration in monasteries will likely fail.

Lech Walesa, a strong critic of Russia, said the West needs to do "everything possible" to curb Russian aggression in Europe.

“The love and welcoming to Armenia has been overwhelmingly beautiful!"

Microsoft is expanding support for its Xbox One Digital TV Tuner -- and it's bringing over the air TV to users if they purchase an adapter for $80.

China is using the crisis in Yemen to show the world its military power -- and it's working.

A possible feud at the mosque could have driven the murder, police sources said.

Victoria's Secret famously uses ultra-thin models; Lane Bryant's new ad campaign takes them on.

Chinese e-commerce is setting out to bring international goods to the doorstep of the Chinese.

The move to allow bitcoin donations reflects the Kentucky senator's tendency to embrace new technology.

Virginia Roberts' comments about Prince Andrew will be stricken from the court's record.

Unlike previous launches, the preorder and purchase process will be handled entirely online.

Athens 2004 Gold Medal winner says, "I hate my leg, I love the track," but injuries leave him no choice but to retire.

Thousands from India's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community have faced persecution after the world's largest democracy in December 2013 reinstated a colonial-era law banning gay sex, say activists.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has criticized the deal on Iran's nuclear program reached in Switzerland last week.

Records show a banker accused by Conservative Party lawmakers of "gross negligence" in the Libor scandal recently donated to their party.

"In a way, it's confirmation of what many of us had quietly feared for some time," said J. Peter Pham, director of the Africa Center at the Atlantic Council.

ISIS' marketing campaign has exposed many young Muslims to potential radicalization. “The boys want to be like them and the girls want to be with them.”