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United States Of Taxation 2015: Best And Worst States For Income, Sales Tax

Individual income taxes comprise the largest component of the United States’ revenue, followed by social insurance taxes and then receipts from sales taxes.

Alejandro González Iñárritu Responds To Sean Penn 'Green Card' Joke; Twitter Reacts To Oscar Controversy

Twitter wasn't laughing when Sean Penn cracked an immigration joke about Mexican filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu.

Apple Inc. Plans $2 Billion European Data Centers In Ireland And Denmark Powered By Renewable Energy

Apple's data centers will power its EU online services and run entirely on renewable energy

Germany Measles Outbreak: Toddler Dies, School Closes After Country's First Death From The Disease Since 2013

Germany is fighting a major measles outbreak that includes 447 confirmed cases of measles so far in 2015 -- far more than the U.S.

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Texas, Louisiana Brace For Ice As Bitter Winter Drags On

HSBC May Face Extra $1 Billion In FX Fines, US Compensation Costs

HSBC paid $611 million to U.S. and UK authorities in November when it was one of six banks fined for alleged manipulation of FX markets.

France Deploys Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier In Persian Gulf To Fight ISIS

Charles de Gaulle, a nuclear-powered vessel, is the largest Western European warship currently in use.

Honda CEO Ito To Step Down In Unexpected Move

Honda has hit a rough patch over the past year with quality problems that have led to multiple recalls of the popular Fit hybrid subcompact.

Asian Shares Flat As Investors Digest Greek Deal

Eurozone ministers had, on Friday, agreed to extend Greece's financial rescue package by four months.

Patricia Arquette Oscars Acceptance Speech 2015: 'Boyhood' Winner Talks Women’s Rights

Patricia Arquette focused the end of her speech on women's rights after she won the 2015 Oscar for best supporting actress.

Does Obama Love America? Rudy Giuliani Tries To Explain What Meant By Saying The President Doesn't

Giuliani created a firestorm when he said last week President Obama doesn't love America.

Minnesota Mall Terror Plot Not Credible, Homeland Security Says, But Johnson Issues Warnings

The two divergent statements from Homeland Security underscore the challenges of keeping the public safe while being realistic.

Russia Gave Artillery Weapons To Ukraine Rebels Trying To Take Strategic Mariupol Port, Ukrainian Military Leader Says

Military officials say Russia provided weapons to rebels amid a ceasefire agreement that has largely been ignored.

Rikers Island Violence: Beating Prisoners Continued Despite Spotlight On Jail, Investigation Finds

Officials and experts said it would take time for the jail's culture of violence and abuse to improve.

Kerry And Iran's Zarif Meet For Two Hours In Nuclear Talks

The meeting included for the first time U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz and Iran's nuclear chief Ali Akbar Salehi.

Oscar Foreign Film Nominees 2015: Summaries, Award Predictions For Ida, Leviathan, Tangerines, Timbuktu And Wild Tales

The comedy "Wild Tales" from writer-director Damian Szifron has scary mobsters, aggressive drivers and cheating grooms.

AP Tax Poll Results: 68 Percent Of Americans Think The Rich Don't Pay Enough Taxes

The AP-GfK tax poll indicates the majority of middle-class Americans think the rich pay too little in taxes.

Oscars 2015: Analysis Finds Only 4.6% Of 2014 Movies Directed By Women

Analysis confirmed by Hollywood's biggest studios showed women directed fewer than 5 percent of studio films last year.

Murdered ISIS Hostage Kayla Mueller's Father: Obama Put Anti-Ransom Policy 'In Front Of American Citizens' Lives'

The U.S. administration has "put policy in front of American citizens' lives," says Carl Mueller, the father of the late aid worker Kayla Mueller.

Iran Nuclear Talks: Kerry And Iran's Zarif Aim To Bridge Divide In Negotiations

Negotiations on Iran's controversial nuclear program have struggled agree a political framework by the Mar. 31 deadline for talks.

Ukraine Rebels Agree To Pull Heavy Weapons From Front Line, Swap Prisoners With Kiev

The move came just hours after Ukrainian authorities and pro-Russian separatists conducted a prisoner swap, one of the terms of the recent truce deal.