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Norfolk Spurns Railroad Giant Canadian Pacific’s $28.4B Offer On Regulatory Fears

Canadian Pacific's self-proclaimed "sizable offer" to create a transcontinental railroad failed to impress the Norfolk board Tuesday.

After Paris Attacks, French Muslims, Refugees In Paris Are Fighting The Stigma Left Behind From 9/11

After Friday's attacks in Paris, French Muslims try to shed the "terrorist" label they've carried since Sept. 11, 2001.

China's Xi Jinping Takes Swipe At Trade Deals That Cause 'Fragmentation' Amid TPP Debate

The Chinese president spoke after Barack Obama at an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation event in Manila Wednesday, before Obama was scheduled to meet the leaders of other TPP countries.

US Fed's October Meeting Minutes Likely To offer Clues On Pace Of December Rate Hike

The minutes, to be released later Wednesday, are likely to provide a snapshot of internal debate within the Federal Open Market Committee, and offer clues to the pace of a possible rate hike in December.

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Dow Jones Industrial Average Erases Gains After German Bomb Scare Spooks US Traders After Markets Closed In Europe

U.S. markets rallied for much of the day, but gains were erased after a false alarm at a German soccer match.

Paris Attacks Live Updates: Ninth Attacker In Paris Identified With New Video

Calls about possible bombs Tuesday night prompted the airline to reroute Paris-bound planes that originated from Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.

Islamophobia On The Rise In The United States, New Survey Reveals

When broken down by political affiliation, the report revealed that over three-quarters of Republicans think Islam is incompatible with the American way of life.

How ISIS Acquires Weapons: Islamic State Benefits From Region Overflowing With American, Russian Made Arms

Islamic State group fighters get firearms from fleeing or deceased soldiers and from shipments across borders -- with increased access when conflicts heat up.

Refugee Crisis Coming To The US? Governors' Refusal To Accept Syrian Refugees Won't Stop Asylum Seekers, But It Could Complicate Their Lives

GOP governors might have trouble stopping Syrian refugees from entering the U.S., but Republicans in Congress could be more successful.

Loretta Lynch Dismisses 'Ferguson Effect' On Policing: No Data Supports That More Police Scrutiny Increases Crime

More scrutiny of police does not lead to Americans being less safe, U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Tuesday.

Executives At JPMorgan, RBS Under Investigation For Financial Crisis Misdeeds: WSJ

For the first time, executives at major banks are under investigation for criminal wrongdoing during the subprime mortgage crisis.

Amid Syrian Refugee Crisis, 'Racist' Daily Mail Cartoon Prompts Anger On Social Media

An editorial cartoon by the Daily Mail's Stan McMurtry, who goes by the pen name Mac, has drawn backlash online for apparently equating refugees with rats.

Voters Say Donald Trump Would Protect America, Hillary Clinton A Strong National Security Leader, New Poll Finds

Many pundits expected that the business mogul and former reality TV star, with no national security experience, would suffer in the polls after a terrorism attack in Paris Friday.

‘Into The Badlands’ Ratings: AMC Martial Arts Drama Is Fourth-Biggest Cable TV Premiere Ever

The debut of the network's martial arts drama notched 6.4 million total viewers, 4 million in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic.

Russia, France Anti-ISIS Fight: After Paris Attacks, Russian Missile Cruiser To Assist French Navy Against Islamic State

Russia announces its alliance with France as it launches airstrikes against the Islamic State group.

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Music Streams Skyrocket For Indie Distributor TuneCore, While Payments See Modest Rise

Indie music distributor TuneCore said Tuesday it saw a 90 percent jump in streams and downloads but only a 6.3 percent rise in profit.

Amid Syrian Refugee Crisis, US Politicians Have A History Of Controversy Over Accepting Asylum-Seekers

Although America is traditionally known as a “nation of immigrants,” it also has a fraught history with these populations.

Young Parisians Call For Unity And Understanding After Paris Terrorist Attacks

A weariness has seeped into Paris’ diverse neighborhoods, born from the realization that anyone can be targeted by terrorists — including Muslims.

Apple Inc. Eyes India As iPhone's Next Big Market, But China-Style Success Won't Be Easy

India will see a smartphone explosion, but Apple could struggle to repeat the success it's seen in China.

After Paris, More Republican Governors Refuse Refugees: Interactive Maps Reveals Where Syrian Refugees End Up In The United States

Texas and Michigan, whose governors announced Monday they are barring Syrian refugees, are among the states that have received the most migrants.

US Federal Reserve Rate Hike: Solid Inflation Keeps December Liftoff Alive

Data closely watched by the Federal Reserve's interest rate-setting committee showed prices increasing and U.S. factory output gaining strength.

Clinton Foundation Refiles 6 Years Of Tax Returns, Shows Record Cash Reserves

The Clinton Foundation wrapped up 2014 with the largest cash reserves in the organization's history but had to refile six years of tax returns after errors were reported.