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Even as the pharmaceutical giant bats away concerns over its complex pharmacy model, federal investigators have launched a new antitrust probe.

Any move to put combat troops back on the ground in Iraq would be a significant departure for Obama.

At a moment of heightened terrorism fears, Russia has detained 150 migrant workers accused of ties to militant groups.

Dana Zzyym was denied a passport in December after they refused to pick a gender.

The strike, which comes weeks after another Doctors Without Borders hospital was targeted by U.S. forces in Afghanistan, caused extensive damage and several injuries.

Nigeria, which uses drones to combat oil theft, may deploy them as a crime-fighting tool in Lagos, said a local government official.

The phone maker has revealed how much the price will rise by after the offer period expires.

Regional powers are concerned that Iran's nuclear deal will allow it to significantly grow its military once sanctions are lifted.

Investors in Asia and Europe exercised caution Tuesday, as uncertainty loomed over the outcome of central bank meetings in the United States and Japan.

Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce described as a "farce" a WHO report linking red meat consumption to cancer.

The Violation Tracker database, compiled by think tank Good Jobs First, tracks companies that have violated U.S. environmental, health and safety laws.

Activist investor Daniel Loeb has bought stake in Japan's second-largest grocery chain, his fifth investment in the country in the past two years, according to reports Tuesday.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is set to be the latest big name to back augmented reality company Magic Leap, with reports suggesting it will invest $200 million.

The third India-Africa Forum Summit kicked off in New Delhi Monday, as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi sought to highlight the nation's “strong emotional link” with Africa.

The support of the Southeast Asian country comes as a welcome break for the U.S.-backed deal, which would influence about 40 percent of the world economy.

After Monday's temblor in Afghanistan, some say that decisive action and a well-planned recovery could boost support for the burgeoning leadership.

As Ford, GM and Fiat Chrysler post impressive profits, workers look to capture their piece of the pie.

“Policies like yours compel Texas to take action to protect Texans’ safety,” Gov. Greg Abbott wrote in a letter Monday.

According to Nielsen, audience measurement in the digital streaming world is based on "confusing metrics."

A slowing smartphone market is casting doubt on future iPhone sales growth.

A powerful Kurdish lobbyist group in Washington is trying to convince the Obama administration to bypass Baghdad and arm the Kurdish fighters in Iraq directly.