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WTO Reverses Much Of Ruling In Indian Challenge To US Steel Duties

The ruling was one of the most complicated appeals decisions ever handled by the 19-year-old trade watchdog.

Sony Hack Gets A Twist: Hackers Reportedly Contacted Top Executives Before Attack

Hackers sent an email to top Sony executives threatening "great damage" if the company did not pay up.

US-Led Coalition Against ISIS To Send 1,500 Troops To Aid Fight In Iraq

In the coming months, the number of U.S. troops alone in Iraq will grow to over 3,000.

Sexual Threats, Other CIA Methods Detailed In Senate Report

Graphic details about sexual threats and other harsh interrogation techniques the CIA meted out to captured militants will be detailed by a Senate Intelligence Committee report on the spy agency's anti-terror tactics, sources said.

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Why US Auto Sales Have Yet To Reach Prerecession Peaks

The nation's economic recovery has a lot less bounce than previous recoveries, at least from the carmakers' point of view.

Samsung Starts Selling Gear VR Headset For $199

Samsung's virtual reality headset is available for purchase now.

China Slowdown Hits Domestic Auto Companies, But Foreign Makers Like GM Remain Unfazed

China, the world's largest, fastest-growing car market, is cooling a lot. Here's why foreign automakers remain bullish on long-term growth.

Government Shutdown 2014: What Will Happen If The Federal Government Doesn't Pass A Budget

If there's a government shutdown Friday, national parks will close and hundreds of thousands of federal workers will be furloughed.

Difference Between Al-Qaeda And ISIS: Senior AQAP Leader Holds 'Press Conference,' Said Beheadings Are 'Big Mistake'

A senior al Qaeda leader denounced beheadings and outlined the group's strategy to defeat the U.S. in a video "press conference."

NATO And US Close Afghanistan Combat Headquarters After 13 Years Of War

The Afghan war is in its final weeks -- at least for America and its allies, who are packing up and leaving.

Wall Street Week Ahead: Dow Jones Industrial Average Flirts With 18,000 Milestone

Wall Street is eyeing this week’s retail sales and inflation data from last month for clues about the U.S. economy's health.

McDonald's Sales Continued Falling In November In US And Asia

The fast-food chain has been losing customers to fast-casual restaurants such as Chipotle and battling an image as a low-quality meat seller.

Racial Profiling 2014: Holder Announces New Guidelines Following Ferguson, NYC Protests

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has been pushing to have the new policy finished before he leaves office.

'Homeland' Season 4 Spoilers: Episode 11 Synopsis Released; What Will Happen In 'Krieg Nicht Lieb'? [VIDEOS & PHOTOS]

Quinn will go on the run on Season 4, episode 11 of "Homeland."

Militants Threaten Police 2014: Who Is The Ten Black Guerilla Family? History, Tattoos And Facts About The Gang Vowing To Shoot Cops

The Ten Black Guerilla Family is an offshoot of the Black Panthers. It was formed in a California prison and has since spread to the streets.

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Shutdown, Tax Cuts, ISIS: What To Watch In Washington This Week

U.S. Congress has reached the deadline to pass a funding bill. Here's what to watch as the government once again faces a potential shutdown.

Luke Somers Rescue Attempt Won't Be Reviewed By Pentagon

The failed rescue attempt of Luke Somers is just the latest such operation to go bad.

Sony PlayStation Store Suspected To Be Hack, No Signs Of Stolen Data

The suspected hack is the latest in a series of cyberattacks on Sony, but links to previous attacks have not yet been found.

At Least 3 Explosions Near Yemen Shiite Leaders' Homes Injure At Least Eight People

No group has yet taken responsibility for the attack, which has led to eight people being injured, of whom three are in critical condition.

Russia To Conduct Observation Flight Over US Under Open Skies Treaty

US specialists on board the Russian aircraft will monitor the flight and the Russian inspectors' adherence to the Treaty on Open Skies.

Yemen Hostage Rescue Operation 'Destroyed Everything,' Claims Group Working To Free Pierre Korkie

Pierre Korkie, a South African national being held by al Qaeda militants since May 2013, was killed in a failed attempt to rescue Luke Somers.

Italy Downgrade Casts Gloom Over Euro Zone

One of ECB's longest standing policymakers said the euro zone economy was "experiencing a massive weakening."

UK Rate Rise In 2015 To Test High-Debt Households

British people have more debt per head than in any other big rich economy, at around 140 percent of income.

Eric Garner Protests On West Coast No Longer Peaceful, Explosives Thrown At Officers [PHOTOS]

Peaceful protests that began on Sunday in Berkeley, California, were reportedly marred by looting and rock-throwing late on Sunday night.

Uber's India Chief Could Face Questioning By Local Police After Rape Charge Against Its Driver

New Delhi's state government banned the cab service Monday, shortly after Uber's CEO released a statement criticizing local screening systems.

Prince William, Kate Middleton New York 2014: Royal Couple Land For Scheduled U.S. Trip

Prince William and Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton will embark on their scheduled U.S. tour after landing in New York Sunday.

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