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Several conflicting reports have emerged over the decision to pause the advance of Iraqi and Kurdish forces on the ISIS-held city.

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi faces a referendum on constitutional reform that could decide his political future.

The organization claimed the Ecuadorean embassy cut off Julian Assange’s internet connections after Hillary Clinton’s speeches to Goldman Sachs were leaked.

The retailer’s move comes just two weeks ahead of Halloween and after reports of bizarre “creepy clown” sightings across the U.S.

INS Arihant, the country’s first indigenously built nuclear submarine, is powered by an 83-megawatt pressurized light-water reactor with enriched uranium fuel, according to reports.

Jared Kushner may an informal approach to a top media dealmaker about a Trump TV network.

The U.S. has threatened to retaliate should its ships come under fire in Yemen by Iran-aligned Houthi fighters.

Though Netflix's (NFLX) third quarter earnings revealed much higher-than-expected revenues, some wonder whether the company's bets on foreign subscribers and original content may be unsustainable.

Analysts at Zacks Investment Research predicted that Goldman would not beat its estimates, due to “a challenging environment, low interest rates and global growth concerns.”

Are you looking to pre-order the Pixel or Pixel XL? If  you were hoping to buy one of the limited-edition 'Very Blue', there’s some bad news. It’s sold out.

New reports find Samsung tests its batteries in labs owned by the company.

Melania Trump will speak publicly for the first time since the Republican National Convention in July.

Ecuador has dismissed speculation that it's set to expel WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange from its London embassy.

Larry Flynt promised a lump sum to anyone who could come forward with a verifiable recording of the presidential candidate before the election.

Bank of America saw its highest quarterly profits in a decade, thanks to strong and stable fixed income markets and lower expenses for the three-month period ending in September.

The six-year-old boy disappeared from New York City in 1979 while walking to his bus stop alone for the first time ever.

Survey data shows about two-thirds of young voters are planning to cast ballots in the upcoming election. Most seem to be backing Hillary Clinton so far.

The Obama Administration has been conducting "self-defense" airstrikes against militants in Somalia, and plans to augment its campaign there.

The cause of the blast at headquarters in Ludwigshafen was not immediately determined.

The soldier was killed during an anti-Islamic State mission to free enslaved girls in Syria.

A program offers North Koreans and tourists views of Pyongyang aboard ultralight flights.