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Russia To Print 20 Million Copies Of New Banknote Commemorating Crimean Annexation

While the West views the March 2014 annexation of Crimea as a violation of international law, Russia links the event to nationalist sentiment.

US Military F-16 Jet Crashes In Arizona, Sparks 'Massive Fire'

A Tucson Air Force Reserve F-16 fighter jet crashed in Arizona Wednesday night but details of casualties were not immediately known.

ISIS Reenters Kurdish-Held Syrian Town Of Kobani, Dozens Dead And Wounded In Clashes

The town, located near the country's border with Turkey, has been under the control of Kurdish forces since its recapture in January.

Snowden Documents Suggest UK Intelligence Support For US Drone Strikes In Yemen

The documents, which were only recently disclosed, were provided by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

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Obama Reassures France After 'Unacceptable' NSA Spying

U.S. President Barack Obama reaffirmed in a phone call with his French counterpart Francois Hollande on Wednesday Washington's commitment to end spying practices deemed "unacceptable" by its allies.

Supreme Court Gay Marriage And LGBT Pride Month: Obama 'So Honored To Be A Part Of Seeing All That Hard Work Pay Off'

“When I became president, same-sex marriage was legal in only two states. Today it’s legal in 37 states."

Ohio Senate Passes Bill Banning Abortion After 20 Weeks

The Ohio Senate passed a bill on Wednesday that would ban abortions after 20 weeks of gestation, following the passage of a similar ban by the Wisconsin Senate this month.

Obama Trade Agenda: Senate Gives Final Passage To 'Fast Track' Authority

The Senate voted Wednesday to approve Trade Promotion Authority. Repeated efforts by congressional Democrats to sink the bill failed.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Tumbles 180 Points After Eurogroup Meeting Ends With No Greek Debt Deal

Greek officials and European creditors are scheduled to reconvene Thursday.

Ikea Latest Retailer To Lift Pay For U.S. Workers; Will Offer Hourly Starting Wages Of Almost $12

In another sign that the labor market is improving, Ikea is again raising pay at its 40 U.S. stores.

5 Great Historical Bars: Why Spaces Like Stonewall Inn Deserve To Be Landmarked, Celebrated

Clinton Lanier, author of "Bucket List Bars," talks about New York's Stonewall Inn and other historic U.S. watering holes.

Bobby Jindal 2016 Presidential Announcement Live Stream: Louisiana Governor To Join Republican Race For The White House

The governor of Louisiana announces his presidential candidacy from Louisiana at 5 p.m. EDT.

Families Of Hostages Frustrated By US Government Efforts, Obama Admits

President Obama said that his government is not going to abandon the families of hostages captured overseas.

Malaria-carrying mosquitoes in Africa and India are becoming resistant to insecticides, putting millions of lives at greater risk and threatening eradication efforts, health experts said on Tuesday.

Insecticide Used For Head Lice Treatment May Cause Cancer, Says WHO

Lindane has been found to cause cancer in humans, per a study by the World Health Organization.

NATO Triples Reaction Force In The Face Of Russian Hostility

As Russia stirs, NATO is tripling its Reaction Force from 13,000 to 40,000 personnel and will open six new bases across Eastern Europe.

Windows 10 Prices For UK And Eurozone Revealed; US Edition Drops July 29

For those not eligible for the free upgrade from Windows 7 or 8.1, Windows 10 will cost a pretty penny.

Immigration Reform 2015: Obama Administration To Make Release Easier For Immigrant Families Under New Policy

Lawmakers and activists have condemned the Obama administration’s immigrant detention program as inhumane.

International Opinion Increasingly Favorable To China: Survey

A survey by Pew Research shows world public opinion is becoming more favorable toward China.

After Nepal Quake, Nepalis In The US Now Eligible For Temporary Protection

Two months after Nepal's earthquake, the U.S. is allowing Nepalis in the country to stay for at least another year with work permits and protection against deportation.