UNITED STATES

First it was an electrical short problem in the automatic windows switch; now it’s a problem with the headlamps.

Oral arguments indicate justices leaning toward limited First Amendment protection for online threats.

It potentially replaces the yellow cab, private car, mass transit and car rentals.

The singer-songwriter kicks off his North American tour in Toronto Monday night -- and not without controversy.

People are back to work but still shopping on their phones.

Warnings over further economic turmoil in Venezuela are becoming louder after OPEC declined to cut oil production last week.

Activists are rallying against the hunting of captive animals, but some say it’s good for the economy as well as conservation.

The White House has earmarked about $75 million to equip more police officers with body cameras.

An early survey found Thanksgiving weekend sales fell 11 percent from last year, but experts say they're upbeat about holiday spending overall.

A study of five cities across the world found impoverished youths face myriad challenges that limited their ability to live healthy.

Protesters across the U.S. organized walkouts from school and work in support of the "Hands Up Walk Out," organized via #handsupwalkout.

A new report shows Wall Street-savvy hackers are using Microsoft computing language to target pharmaceutical companies to game the markets.

The communications director for Tennessee Rep. Stephen Fincher criticized Sasha and Malia Obama for dressing like they want "a spot at a bar."

"Divergent" author Veronica Roth and her publisher have partnered with a nonprofit that gives books to readers in low-income areas.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index dipped on Monday, driven by losses following Japan's credit downgrade.

This year's theme carries over from the past three years: Getting to Zero.

The U.S. Supreme Court could soon set a precedent on whether people can be prosecuted for what they say on the Internet.

The pipeline can currently supply 142.5 billion cubic meters of gas to Europe every year.

This year’s Thanksgiving week saw 5.3 percent fewer shoppers and 11 percent less spending than 2013, according to an estimate.

Turkey and Russia recorded trade worth $24 billion in the first nine months of 2014, and are aiming for $100 billion by 2020.

The downgrade comes less than two weeks before Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seeks re-election at a snap poll.