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As rescue and recovery efforts continued Monday, here are some ways to help.

Since they arrived by ship last month, Prime Minister Fayez Seraj and his deputies have edged slowly into a capital still controlled by armed brigades.

Comedian John Oliver took a closer look at the deregulation of lead across the country on "Last Week Tonight" Sunday.

Professional social network LinkedIn released a new app aimed at college students seeking internships or jobs.

A walkout has slashed the country's oil output by more than half, offsetting worries about a scuttled plan by major oil producers to freeze production.

Both candidates are backing a bill that would allow 9/11 victims' families to sue Saudi Arabia for any role it played in the terrorist attacks.

The Monday arguments about President Obama’s policies have raised the possibility of deadlocked Supreme Court, which would block the program that spares people from deportation.

Stock futures of the bank, whose quarterly result beat Wall Street expectations, were trading over 2 percent higher during pre-market trade following the announcement.

An Italian prosecutor said legalizing marijuana would deal a major blow to both the Mafia and ISIS.

The breakdown of talks in Doha fueled investor fears that a production cut may not be agreed upon until the next meeting in June.

Sacred Mount Paektu, which last erupted in 1903, is a potentially hazardous volcano straddling the border between China and the Korean Peninsula.

Crude oil prices had spiked almost 30 percent in recent months as investors hoped the Doha Summit would result in a freeze on production.

The Malaysian state investment fund was also burdened with debt of over $12 million over the years, Bank Negara Malaysia told the government in 2014.

Several companies suspended operations Monday fearing damages after a series of earthquakes measuring up to magnitude 7.3 struck southwestern Japan.

The militant group's monthly revenue stood at $56 million in March, down from $80 million in mid-2015, according to a new report by IHS.

Over 40 firms had initially expressed interest when Yahoo was first placed on the block under pressure from activist investor Starboard Value.

Prices in 70 cities rose an average of 4.9 percent in March from 12 months ago, but prices still fell in 29 cities, with unsold inventory a major problem.

U.S. oil and gas major Chevron is also seeking buyers for its Asian geothermal energy blocks valued at about $3 billion, a report said.

It was the first time China admitted it landed a military plane on the Fiery Cross Reef in South China Sea since reportedly completing an airport in January.

South Korean President Park Geun-hye said earlier Monday that there were indications that the reclusive nation was preparing for a fifth nuclear test.

The contraction is the biggest monthly drop in a year, with electronics and pharmaceutical sectors the worst hit.