UNITED STATES

The U.S. Department of Justice has indicated that major banks could be pulled into the investigation of corruption in the soccer world.

The Nebraska legislature voted Thursday to override the governor's veto of a bill that allows children of undocumented immigrants to receive driver licenses.

Facing a change in corporate ownership, NY1, the New York-centric news station, is safe from the chopping block for now.

GoPro's announcement that it will enter the drone race catapults the camera company into an already crowded industry.

Android users will now be able to make mobile purchases in over 700,000 stores in the U.S.

Workers at bank branches will be cut from a bank that made more the $20 billion in profit last year.

Activists said the border checks are intrusive and invite racial profiling.

The Ocean State's pensioners can expect more transparency on how their retirement money is being invested, but is that money safer?

Hobbyists are four for four when it comes to finding military aircraft floating among the stars.

But players will only be limited to 12 national teams.

A suit on behalf of six undocumented immigrant mothers in Texas accuses the state's health department.

"What house of worship do you attend?" and "Do you have any relatives or friends who have been martyred fighting in the defense of your beliefs?" are among the questions.

A program that would pay you back for using an iPhone to make purchases.

Buhari, a Muslim from northern Nigeria, was expected to take the oath of office Friday after vowing on the campaign trail to wipe out the Boko Harem insurgency and national political corruption.

A Russian interceptor plane shot down a cruise missile fired by a Russian bomber in a simulated mission in the country's Northwest.

Slowing China is pushing the country's mobile phone makers to flood India with their Android smartphones.

Newly unearthed jawbone fossils found in the Afar region of Ethiopia add another member to the list of our long-dead ancestors.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the arrests were carried out to interfere with Russia's plans to host the 2018 World Cup.

Russia is expected to complete a major upgrade of its Tu-160 "Blackjack" strategic bombers a year earlier than previously estimated.

Thieves used the taxpayer data they obtained from the hack to apply for millions of dollars in fraudulent tax refunds.

Last year, China had said that 40 of the 100 fugitives, who have fled the country, are in the U.S.