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Apple Says iCloud Not Compromised In "Oleg Pliss" iOS Ransom Attack

Apple didn't provide any additional information about how "Oleg Pliss" was able to lock Australian iPhones and hold them for ransom.

Libyan Warplanes Attack Islamist Militias In Benghazi

The attack was part of a renegade former general's campaign to purge the Libya of Islamist militants, witnesses and officials said.

French Open 2014: Prize Money Increase Shows Tennis’s Steady Health

The French Open, along with the three other Grand Slams, continues to increase prize money, dispelling the myth of tennis’s financial ills.

Deadly Pig Virus Reinfects US Farm, Fuels Supply Fears

An Indiana farm is the first to confirm publicly it suffered a second outbreak of a deadly pig virus.

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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Will Unveil Dragon V2 Manned Space Shuttle On May 29

In the latest from a partnership with NASA, SpaceX will unveil its latest ship model, meant to shuttle astronauts to and from the International Space Station.

This Is Not Your Grandparents' Brooklyn

An apartment at Toll Bros.' Pierhouse project in Brooklyn sold for more than $11 million -- before it was even built.

Apple iPhone 6 Rumors: German Carrier Reportedly Leaks Sept. 19 Release Date

The rumored release date is likely an educated guess as it is consistent with Apple's recent iPhone launches.

Alibaba Group Chairman and Chief Executive of Alibaba Group Jack Ma delivers a speech at the 8th Netrepreneur Summit in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province September 10, 2011.

Alibaba's Latest Move Beefs Up Its Logistics Business To Play In International Markets

Does Alibaba's latest move beef up its logistics business to play in international markets?

Emboldened by Crimean Takeover, Russia's Army Goes On A Recruiting Spree

Emboldened by the takeover of Crimea, Russia's army wants to recruit 500,000 professionals in just three years, and is going hard at it.

Russia Escapes Further EU Sanctions After Backing Ukraine Election

Putin's statement has been seen as a sign that the Kremlin recognizes the legitimacy of the election in Ukraine.

Thai Military Rulers Appoint Advisers; Economy In Doldrums

Data on Wednesday showed factory output fell 3.9 percent in April from a year earlier, the thirteenth monthly drop in a row.

Google’s Self-Driving Car Prototype Unveiled: Software And Sensors Do All The Work [VIDEO]

Google's car comes with sensors that remove blind spots and detect objects from a distance of more than two football fields in all directions.

India Has The Second Highest Rate Of Shadow Businesses In The World: Study

Shadow businesses can make up more than 80 percent of total economic activity in developing countries, according to a new study.

Edward Snowden Says He Was 'Trained As a Spy,' Denies US Claims He Was A Low Level Hacker

Obama’s administration ended the collection of domestic metadata last week following severe criticism and the appointment of a review board.

Obama Plans To End US Troop Presence In Afghanistan By 2016

The decision means that Obama will leave office in early 2017 having extricated the country from the longest war in U.S. history.

Libya Crisis: State Dept. Urges All Americans To Leave, US Sends Ship With 1,000 Marines For Evacuation

The State Department is urging all American citizens to leave immediately as a rebel general takes on the Islamist-led government.

Head Of US Army's Womack Hospital At Fort Bragg Fired After Patient Deaths

The puzzling deaths of two young patients follow other questions at the huge North Carolina hospital.

Cisco Affair Exposes The Dangerous Sino-American Spy Game

China's accusation against Cisco is the latest iteration in an increasingly perilous squabble between the two great powers.

‘Frozen’ Norway: Disney Hit Brings A Blizzard Of Tourists

Thanks to Disney’s “Frozen,” travel from the U.S. to Norway is booming. And destination tie-ins are likely to be a bigger factor for future animated projects.

Kim Kardashian’s Weddings Cost $30 Million

The cost of Kim Kardashians's three weddings is $30 million -- 100 times the average cost of weddings in the U.S.

Restaurant Chains Emerge As Front In Gun Control Debate After Isla Vista Killings

Consumer brands like Starbucks and Chipotle address guns in their stores, in a trend toward social action that may be the new normal.

54 Killed In Simultaneous Boko Haram Strikes In Nigeria, While US Still Can't Confirm Kidnapped Schoolgirls' Whereabouts

Boko Haram militants attacked a military base and adjacent police barracks, killing 54 people.

Gay Fathers' Brains Adapt To Play Roles Of Both Mothers and Fathers

The 48 homosexual fathers in the study showed an increase in emotional sensitivity and cognitive focus.

USA Vs. Azerbaijan: Live Stream Info, TV Channel And Preview For World Cup Warm Up

Jurgen Klinsmann will attempt to balance the needs of his squad in their World Cup warm up against Azerbaijan on Tuesday.

US Says Cannot Corroborate Nigerian Claim It Has Located Girls

"We don't have independent information from the United States to support these reports you referenced."

Labor Abuse Allegations Against Bible School Founder A Familiar Refrain Among Guest Workers

A Bible college founder is accused of using students’ immigration status to coerce them to work for as little as 90 cents an hour.

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