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Despite increasing customer dissatisfaction, the airline industry is hardly affected, a report shows.

More than 200 people are hospitalized after an explosion in Tianjin.

"Inadequate training and racial bias" among officers placed in schools can lead to deadly consequences, justice advocates said.

Without human intervention, such as a groundbreaking effort in the United Arab Emirates, the species may survive just three more decades.

While American lawmakers cry foul over supposed currency manipulation, China is actually moving to align more with global free-market standards.

The American Federation of Musicians claims major record labels haven't paid it a cent of the money it believes it is owed.

China, the world's second-largest economy, surprised investors and depreciated the yuan further Wednesday to revive its slowing economy.

Many police departments require their officers to wear body cameras. But the rules around when to turn them on and off are murky.

Contract considerations come after the current fleet of B-2 stealth bombers were deployed to Britain to conduct war games over Europe.

Efforts to find the missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner are estimated to cost hundreds of millions of dollars.

An army of 9,000 helpful souls -- all having undergone a background check -- will assist during Pope Francis' visit to the City of Brotherly Love.

According to a new set of rules framed by marijuana regulators in the state, Colorado may ban the word “candy” on pot-laced products.

All 17 people on board the helicopter were rescued, according to Japan's coast guard.

The streaming service, which partnered with Cumulus Media last year, will offer 500 live stations from 90 U.S. markets.

At least 103 people have been killed and more than one million "critically affected" by the flooding.

China's central bank sought to reassure financial markets on Wednesday that it was not embarking on a steady depreciation.

Jeb Bush called Hillary Clinton's record as secretary of state a "failure."

In his first speech since the Republican presidential debates last week, Donald Trump touched on a range of topics, from China to Mexico to American foreign diplomats.

The FBI retrieved at least two thumb drives containing about 30,000 work-related emails, according to a U.S. official.

The Clinton campaign wouldn't let them interrupt an event, but Black Lives Matter protesters got a private meeting with the candidate.

General Electric said it would sell its U.S. healthcare finance unit to credit card lender Capital One Financial Corp for about $9 billion as it winds down its finance arm and returns to its industrial roots.