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What if ecologists who study food webs and epidemiologists who study diseases could help central bankers predict the next financial crisis?

As the Assad regime flies supplies to Qamishli Airport, near the Turkish border, Turkey deploys military supplies to Nusaybin, just across the line.

The rapper was first summoned over lyrics from a 2009 performance.

When the pope took aim at the candidate Thursday, Trump responded by calling the pontiff “disgraceful.­”

Protesters in Madison, Wisconsin, came from all over the state to voice concern for what they say is anti-immigrant legislation in the capital.

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits decreased 7,000 to a seasonally adjusted 262,000 -- the lowest reading since November.

A local branch of the Catholic Charities in Minnesota said an ad firm agreed to take the billboard down because of its inaccuracy.

A new study shows that migration doesn't increase the risk of terror, thanks to economics.

The app that allows streaming of mobile games will now allow viewers to pay broadcasters through virtual goods.

Doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital are preparing to perform the first penis transplant in the U.S. The recipient will be a veteran injured in war.

Trimming growth projections for 2016, the world’s top economic group suggested governments switch from austerity to stimulus.

While the number of groups has remained the same, their effectiveness and number of followers have dwindled.

ISIS fighters were defeated near to the strategic northern town of Latakia in Syria the same day a truce was due to begin.

Twelve of China's banks support the payment system so far, with seven more expected to join.

While the Pentagon has increased its budget in response to Russian aggression, a majority of Americans do not think the Kremlin poses a military threat to the U.S.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders could become the first Jew to win the U.S. presidency. So why aren’t Jews more excited by that prospect?

The country’s productivity gap has widened to its worst level since records began, leaving it lagging significantly behind other G7 countries.

Shares fell in pre-market trading as the world's largest retailer reported lower-than-expected fourth quarter results.

The ride-hailing company says that while business continues to grow in the U.S., it is losing money in a big way in China.

Although there is no evidence that the missing iridium has fallen into the hands of the Islamic State group, officials fear ISIS may try to build a nuclear weapon from the material.

Unlike Apple’s public opposition to the FBI’s request to help unlock the San Bernardino shooting suspect’s iPhone, Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter have been more restrained.