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Manufacturing Sector ‘Flashing Warning Lights’ For US Economy

The state of manufacturing in the U.S. continued to wobble in February, according to a flash reading from Markit Economics.

US Solar Projects Hit Record High In 2015, Outpacing New Natural Gas Capacity: Report

U.S. solar power companies added nearly 7,300 megawatts of new photovoltaic projects in 2015, an all-time high for the sector, a report has found.

Marco Rubio Reels In More Wall Street Cash Than Any Other Candidate For President In 2016: Report

The Republican has taken in $4 million from financial interests, more than any other presidential candidate.

106-Year-Old Woman Dances With The Obamas In White House

106-year-old Virginia McLaurin dances with Barack and Michelle Obama at a White House reception to mark Black History month, telling them it's been her life-long dream to visit the White House .

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Is Donald Trump’s Immigration Stance Christian? Presbyterian Church Disagrees With Republican Candidate

Donald Trump’s stance on immigration first drew criticism from Pope Francis. Now the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) has disagreed with him.

Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook Tells Employees Civil Liberties At Stake In Privacy Fight

The company refuses to create software to unlock an iPhone use by San Bernardino Shooter Syed Rizwan Farook.

Democrats Ready For Socialism? With Bernie Sanders Gaining On Clinton, New Poll Suggests Voters Open To It

A new survey conducted by a group that supports Republicans shows many Democrats support socialism.

Donald Trump Is The White Don King, Al Sharpton Says: Civil Rights Activist Weighs In On 2016 Election

The civil rights leader, who is expected to back either Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders, expressed an understanding of Donald Trump's outsider mentality.

El Chapo's Wife Emma Coronel Aispuro Claims Captured Drug Lord 'Being Tortured' In Prison

Emma Coronel Aispuro told Telemundo prison guards don't let the convict sleep or use the restroom privately.

South China Sea: China Foreign Ministry Says Activities On Disputed Islands Similar To US Deployments On Hawaii

On the eve of Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to the U.S., his office compared China's activities to those of the U.S. military in Hawaii.

South African President Zuma To Visit Iran With Eyes On Tehran’s Oil

President Jacob Zuma, who will visit Tehran on Sunday and Monday, is planning to build an oil refinery that will use Iranian crude.

Overcapacity In China’s Industry ‘Ever More Destructive’ To Domestic And Global Economy: Report

The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China says attempts to tackle overcapacity are often undermined by local protectionism.

Kizza Bsigye Uganda Election 2016 arrested

Uganda’s Opposition Leader Kizza Besigye Arrested After Alleging Fraud In Elections

Supporters say Kizza Besigye was arrested to stop him from gathering evidence on alleged fraud during last week's elections.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Hands-On: The VR Smartphone Is Here

Samsung is betting big on virtual reality and for those, who want to have the best VR experience, the Galaxy S7 smartphones are the only way to go.

Russia Seeking Permission To Fly Surveillance Plane With Advanced Digital Cameras Over US

The news comes as U.S. intelligence and military officials reportedly warned that such surveillance activities might help Moscow collect intelligence.

Afghan Troops Pull Out Of Second Helmand District

The withdrawals raise questions over the capacity of Afghan security forces to take on the Taliban.

South China Sea Controversy: US Navy Commander Urges Australia To Challenge China’s Claims On Disputed Islands

The U.S. Navy commander said it would be "valuable" if Australia and other countries conducted “freedom of navigation” operations near disputed islands in the region.

North Korea Sanctions: Some Chinese Banks Begin To Freeze Accounts, Report Says

The move, started by some banks in December, is also expected to affect Chinese businesses that operate in the reclusive East Asian country.

Asian Stocks Mixed As Oil Falls, Investors Await Japanese, European Manufacturing Data

A split in the U.K.’s ruling Conservative Party over a possible Brexit rattled currency markets.

Despite Diplomatic Breakthroughs, A Bad Economy Looms Over Iranians’ Election Spirit

Voters across Iran will head to the polls on Feb. 26, and the current government can’t be reassured by their anger over the country’s anemic economy.

Majority Oppose Changing US Constitution To Let Naturalized Citizens Run For President

A wide U.S. majority believes the president should have American nationality at birth.

Oscars 2016: China Wants To Top The Box Office, But Oscar Nominations, Not So Much

China’s studios and production companies have global ambitions. But, with the exception of Ang Lee’s “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” 15 years ago, don’t expect the academy to take notice.

Oil Prices 2016 News: After OPEC ‘Ceiling’ Talk, What’s Next For Production?

Despite the recent discussion of a crude production freeze, oil prices remain at very low levels around the world.

U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, Washington, Feb. 10, 2016

Focus Sharpens On Federal Reserve After Hot Inflation Reading

The unexpectedly large increase in inflation has already shifted the market’s expectations about the U.S. Federal Reserve’s next move.

Kerry Meets With Abbas, Urges Calm, Decrease In Violence

Since October, Israeli security forces have killed at least 168 Palestinians, 111 of whom Israel says were assailants, while most others were fatally shot during violent anti-Israeli protests.