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Pope Francis’ Popularity Hits All-Time High Among US Catholics

A new Pew Research Center survey shows nine in 10 U.S. Catholics see Pope Francis favorably.

Businesses Back Gay Marriage, Top US Court Sets Argument Date

Big business rallied behind the gay marriage cause as the U.S. Supreme Court scheduled oral arguments for April 28 on the contentious social issue that promises to yield one of the justices' most important rulings of 2015.

FBI To Open Field Office In North Dakota's Oil Capital

The FBI said on Thursday it will open a field office in Williston, North Dakota, capital of the state's oil patch and an area grappling with a rise in drug use and sex trafficking

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Tsarnaev Boston Marathon Bombing Trial: Victims Testify, Describe Gut-Wrenching Scenes In Court

A victim who lost a leg said he came to court to face the Boston Marathon bombing suspect: "I want to see him, and I want him to see me."

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Saudi Arabia Fears 'Iran Is Taking Over Iraq' Amid Iranian Nuclear Talks

Saudi Arabia has worried that a nuclear deal would give Iran more opportunity to flex its muscles in the Middle East.

Etsy IPO 2015: 5 Things We Learned From The NYC Startup's IPO Filing

The online marketplace for handmade and vintage crafts may become the largest IPO for a New York tech company in 16 years.

Michael Brown Family Announces Darren Wilson Lawsuit After DOJ Report Clears Teen's Killer

Family's announcement comes after a federal investigation revealed new details about the events that led to the fatal shooting.

Who Is Kim Ki-Jong? US Ambassador Attacker In South Korea Has History Of Violent Activism

The attacker previously has thrown concrete blocks at a Japanese ambassador and has tried to set himself on fire during a protest.

Marijuana Legalization: Colorado Faces Lawsuit From Sheriffs Over Cannabis Law

County attorneys and sheriffs in three states have filed a lawsuit in an attempt to again criminalize marijuana sales in Colorado.

Ukrainian Army Withdrawing Heavy Weapons; Parliament Votes To Increase Army To 250,000 Soldiers

Parliament has voted to expand the nation's troop level to 250,000, as heavy weapons withdraw on the front lines.

Federal Reserve Stress Tests: What You Need To Know

Initial results of the Federal Reserve's annual bank examinations come out Thursday. Here's what you need to know.

Electric Car Rumor: Ford Motor Company Weighs Electric Vehicle To Rival Chevrolet Bolt, Nissan Leaf

Ford Motor Company is rumored to be working on a long-range small electric car.

Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 Index And Nasdaq Composite Edge Higher After ECB Unveils QE Start Date

The European Central Bank announced its “QE” program will begin Monday, which will pump more than $1 trillion into the EU economy.

At Big Companies Like Comcast And Time Warner, Broadband Is Booming While Pay TV Is Declining

The two cable giants accounted for nearly two-thirds of the 3 million broadband subscribers added in 2014.

Samsung Galaxy S6 Price Details: 2015 Flagship Could Be $50 More Than The Galaxy S5

The Apple rival's forthcoming smartphone is chock full of new features that may have consumers paying more.

Punit Soni, Motorola Mobility's Former Products Head, To Help Flipkart Establish Valley Presence

More Valley technologists are heading to Asian companies, taking their careers, and their new employers, in bold new directions.

Euro Hits 11-Year Low Before ECB, Stocks Edge Higher

The common currency fell to as low as $1.1026, its lowest level since September 2003.

North Korea Calls Knife Attack On US Ambassador To South Korea A 'Just Punishment'

Mark Lippert, the U.S. ambassador to South Korea, underwent a two-hour surgery after being attacked by a knife-wielding man in Seoul.

Virginia Teen Accused Of Recruiting For ISIS Arrested

Nearly 100 U.S. nationals have so far joined militant groups, including ISIS, in Iraq and Syria, according to a London-based think tank.

Russia’s Security Council Head Accuses US Of Plotting To Oust Putin, Promoting Extremism In Middle East

The head of Russia’s Security Council accused the U.S. of funding Russian opposition groups.

Libya Calls On UN To Loosen Arms Embargo That The UN Calls 'Almost Nonexistent'

In a speech before the Security Council, the Libyan ambassador said the world has not done enough to stop the spread of terrorism.

AbbVie To Acquire Cancer Drugmaker Pharmacyclics In $21B Deal

The acquisition would give AbbVie control over Pharmacyclics' flagship cancer drug Imbruvica.

FEMA Will Ban Problem Insurers, Pay Hurricane Sandy Flood Victims 'Every Penny' They Deserve: Senator Menendez

After allegations of fraud, a top FEMA official vows to go after insurers' "questionable practices" and to make fair payments to Sandy victims.

Mandarin Oriental Hacked: Luxury Hotel Chain Admits Credit Card Numbers Were Stolen In Security Breach

Mandarin Oriental guests pay about $850 a night, so the cards could fetch big bucks on the black market.

Snowden Says US Not Offering Fair Trial If He Returns

Edward Snowden, the fugitive former U.S. spy agency contractor who leaked details of mass surveillance programs, said he is not being offered a fair trial if he returns to the U.S.