Thousands of ISIS fighters have been killed, including key leaders of the group, yet the militants have continued to experience successes despite an campaign meant to weaken their hold.
Here are some places to drink and watch the Republican debate in New York.
On Monday, the European Union asked Volkswagen to give within 10 days details on the recently revealed “irregularities” linked to the cheating software.
The model, called ARGO, accounts for changes in Google’s search engine and shifts in search behavior, its Harvard developers say.
Egypt and Russia have yet to formally announce the cause of the crash. Both dismissed as premature U.S. and British assessments that a bomb likely was the cause.
Critics of the deal -- including Jim Balsillie, ex-CEO of BlackBerry -- say it gives U.S. companies an intellectual property edge and threatens Canadian farmers.
As the pontiff continues to reach out to Muslim leaders around the world, a delegation is set to meet with him during his visit to the African nation.
Bird flu hit 15 states earlier in the spring, and the poultry industry hasn't been able to make a full recovery in time for the holiday.
A company called Xaxis claims to have data on 166 million U.S. voters -- one reason why campaigns will spend more than $1 billion on digital ads for next year's election.
The company's $1,500 device, which includes Google and Intel technology, could challenge Apple's dominance of the high-end smartwatch market.
Six months after POTUS joined Twitter he's now on Facebook to get people talking about climate change.
Last week alone, collectors from Germany and the U.S. spent some $200,000 on meteorite stones, which are now scattered across the village.
With pressure mounting since a 2013 documentary film, operators of the parks announced Monday they would phase out orca shows at the San Diego location.
A new promotion, called Bieber Mode, marks the second time a major pop star has partnered with a ride-hailing company.
Tribal leaders in South Dakota are confident the venture would be a success, but first they need further guidance from the U.S. government.
Violence has tarnished hopes for a long-term solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Obama Monday he is committed to peace.
The decade-long project to overhaul the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' paper system could cost $3.1 billion and take an additional four years.
The contract comes amid increased tension in the region, with Israel fearful of Iran's potential ability to acquire nuclear weapons.
The Cyber Caliphate has reportedly hacked some 54,000 Twitter accounts in revenge for the death of a British ISIS recruit earlier this year.
“The U.S. is taking a positive step by acknowledging civilian harm and offering monetary payments to those suffering losses.”
Corporate spending on share buybacks and dividends will rise next year faster than research investments, Goldman's top equity analyst said in a note Monday.
Californians are more likely to view immigrants as a positive force on society, compared with the rest of the United States.