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No one would fully replace Baghdadi, but experts said ISIS would carry on operations as usual if the caliph is killed.

The Chinese government is trying to limit Obama's public exposure during the visit.

Marijuana arrests were down across the U.S. in 2013, and a majority of the public now favors legalizing weed.

Facts about Veterans Day to help clear up any possible misunderstandings about the federal holiday.

Independent ethics investigator Michael Garcia has provided a lengthy report on his findings for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

A Chinese holiday celebrating bachelorhood became bigger than Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and is ready for the world stage.

The International Association of Exorcists blames Satanic groups for a growing demand for exorcisms.

Iran is doing America a favor by helping fight ISIS in Iraq. That's creating a diplomatic problem for the U.S.

For the first time, scientists have found a virus known to attack green algae can also infect human brains.

"This deception corrodes the most fundamental tenet of a free press," the AP noted. FBI Director Comey said it could happen again.

“The biggest issue on the sales side is that we’re distracted with trying to survive.”

UCLA research suggests FINRA is failing to prevent conflicts of interest regarding the "revolving door" of sell-side analysts on Wall Street.

If and when President Obama takes executive action on immigration, it will be the first shot in a battle with a GOP Congress.

Overinflating tires and disconnecting alternators are two of the methods used to cheat Europe’s stringent fuel economy and emissions goals.

China's Singles' Day is set to drive new shopping records as Chinese retailers look to expand the holiday overseas.

The U.S. and China announce extended visas for citizens of both countries, meant to help with economic relations.

A roundup of 25 stores, theme parks, hotels and more offering discounts this Veterans Day.

Veterans Day is a chance to honor those who have fought for the U.S. These 15 quotes highlight what that bravery means.

Japanese automakers limit the recalls to vehicles “originally sold or ever registered” in hot and humid regions.

The German luxury automaker delivered 16 percent more cars in China in October than same month last year.

Executives working in a number of sensitive areas essentially gave Asian spies access to their digital lives.