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JPMorgan Hackers Tried To Infiltrate Other Financial Institutions: Report

Many financial institutions said that they had seen traffic from suspect IP addresses, but did not believe that they had been hacked.

War On ISIS In Iraq, Syria Has Cost US $1.1B Since June: Pentagon

The latest figures, released by the Pentagon Monday, estimate the total expenditure since June in Iraq and Syria at over $1 billion.

Flipkart, India's Largest Online Retailer, Claims $100M Sales In 10 Hours On ‘Big Billion Day’ Sale

Flipkart, which is working hard to stay ahead of Amazon in India, devised a sale on the lines of a post-Thanksgiving Black Friday sale.

Delaware Mother Arrested After Daughter Shared Heroin At Day Care Confusing It For Candy

The mother of the girl was arrested after her daughter distributed packets of heroin to other children at a day care center in Selbyville.

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White House Defends Biden After Gaffes, Apologies To Allies

"The vice president is somebody who has enough character to admit when he’s made a mistake," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters.

Nick Cannon Tattoo Pictures Surface: Star Removes ‘Mariah’ With Crucifixion Back Piece

Cannon used to have "Mariah" on his back, but according to a picture on TMZ, that has been covered up by a crucifixion tattoo.

US Government To Ramp Up Ebola Screening Efforts

Government officials will do more to screen air passengers for Ebola, but experts say more needs to be done.

As Kurds Near Defeat In Kobane, Airstrikes-Only Strategy Shows Limits

Airstrikes from the U.S. and allies haven't stopped ISIS in Kobane. What happens now?

Michael Phelps Update: USA Swimming Penalizes Olympian After DUI Arrest

USA Swimming announced discipline for Michael Phelps after he was arrested for DUI in Baltimore last week.

Raven-Symoné Oprah Interview Video: Twitter Ignites After ‘African-American’ And ‘Gay’ Label Comments

Raven-Symoné's comments about American identity during an Oprah Winfrey interview upset some Twitter users Monday.

Charitable Giving By State: Are Republicans More Generous Than Democrats, Or Just More Religious?

Ranked by charitable giving, the top 17 states also voted for Mitt Romney, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy.

ISIS Hostage Peter Kassig Was Among Americans US Tried To Rescue In Raqqa

Peter Kassig was reportedly with James Foley and Steven Sotloff when a U.S. special forces raid missed them by just hours.

Ebola Outbreak 2014: Thomas Eric Duncan Will Be Treated With Brincidofovir, Experimental Drug From Chimerix Inc.

With ZMapp supplies depleted, doctors are turning to brincidofovir from Chimerix Inc.

ISIS Hostages: As Terror Group Grows, It May Have At Least A Dozen More Captives

The Islamic State group is holding more captives, including several Americans, but the exact number is hard to pin down.

Strong Dollar Won't Significantly Drag Down Tech Profits, Analysts Say

The U.S. dollar is trading at multiyear highs, which could harm American multinationals reporting sales in foreign currencies.

Autonomous US Navy 'Swarm' Boats Could Have Prevented Attack On USS Cole, Researchers Say [VIDEO]

The Office of Naval Research hopes Navy warships will be safer at sea with a fleet of five drone-like boats.

Ebola Virus Spreads: Spain Nurse First Ebola Case Outside Of West Africa

The nurse tested positive for the virus in initial tests and doctors are waiting further results.

Blood Moon Returns: Total Lunar Eclipse Set For Wednesday, Conspiracies, A Selenelion And More

A total lunar eclipse, colloquially called a "blood moon," will take place Wednesday.

‘Homeland’ Season 4 Spoilers: Episode 3 Synopsis Released; What Will Happen In ‘Shalwar Kameez’?

Season 4 episode 3 of "Homeland" will air on Sunday, Oct. 12. Find out what will happen in "Shalwar Kameez."

BBC Wants To Increase Diversity Amid Scrutiny Of UK Media Industry’s Largely White Workforce

The U.K.’s media industry is overwhelmingly white. Can a BBC diversity program help change that?

Bono Charity Says Rich Donor Countries Failed To Meet Aid Targets Last Year

Only one third of aid from OECD Development Assistance Committee members went to the poorest countries, according to a new report.

Hilton Sells Waldorf-Astoria New York Hotel In $1.95B Sale To Anbang Insurance, Renovation Planned

The sale “will ensure that the Waldorf-Astoria New York represents the brand’s world-class standards for generations to come."

German Factory Orders Plunged In August, Stoking Fears Of European Economic Slowdown

The drop in factory orders, the sharpest since 2009, was driven by weak foreign demand amid tensions with Russia.

New York Times India Mars Mission Cartoon Comes Under Fire, Paper Issues Apology

The New York Times published the India Mars Mission photo on Sept. 28.

Apple iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus India Release Date And Pricing Announced; Preorders Begin Tuesday

The new iPhones will reportedly be sold by the company's distribution partners in the country.

Khorasan Ready To Attack US? FBI Director Warns Of Imminent Terrorist Attack From Syrian Al Qaeda Affiliate

FBI Director James Comey said Khorasan may still be working on an attack against the U.S. or its allies despite airstrikes in Syria.

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