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Brits may have to cough up more than 900 euros for the new smartphone.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi stopped applauding in the middle of Netanyahu's speech.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu contended Iran is a threat to both Israel and the U.S. in his address to Congress.

Researchers found that 28 countries were worse off than Sierra Leone in terms of adequate health systems.

Police said they received a tip that the body of Becky Watts was "cut up." She went missing on Feb. 20.

President Obama predicted that restrictive laws on U.S. technology companies could limit trade with China.

U.S. President Barack Obama had urged Iran to commit to freezing, or even rolling back, its nuclear program for at least a decade.

The bank's shares were the top fallers in a flat European banking sector, down almost 3 percent in early trade.

The move contradicts Google's earlier statements, when it said that the latest Android smartphones would be fully encrypted.

When Mike Comrie reportedly hit on a waitress, it was the final straw for Hilary Duff.

U.S. stocks rallied Monday as the Nasdaq hit the 5,000 milestone for the first time since 2000 ahead of Friday's highly anticipated jobs report.

Drug companies’ attempts to treat the disease in the past have failed – but they may not have been starting those treatments early enough.

Netanyahu said the friendship between the U.S. and Israel "will weather the current disagreement to grow even stronger."

Herve Falciani says he can provide "logical proof" that HSBC executives knew of alleged wrongdoing at Swiss bank.

Britain is one of several NATO nations that are not meeting their commitments on defense spending.

Mohammed Emwazi has been linked to a group that attended a training camp with four men convicted of trying to bomb the London Underground.

Brooks was cleared of charges in the News of the World phone-hacking scandal in June.

The Secretary of State said the Israeli prime minister speaking to Congress is "odd," but Netanyahu is welcome.

Nonetheless, the U.S. senator plans to attend the Israeli prime minister's controversial speech before a joint session of Congress Tuesday.

Emails the notorious Islamic State group militant sent to a British journalist detail his anger and paranoia that he was being targeted by the U.K.'s security services.

Legislation to give Congress a 60-day review option has been introduced in the Senate.