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There is something on the streets of New York City that most people do not know about that can harm them. What is it?

Uruguayan beef has reached worldwide fame for its quality -- and here is why.

The concern is that hackers could misuse the feature to disable phones used by legitimate owners.

Syria's chemical weapon stockpile could be destroyed at sea, either on a ship or an offshore rig.

Both imports and exports boomed, but fuel costs took a toll.

The two influential figures sparred in front of 100 top executives at a Wall Street Journal event in Washington.

A conservative group in Austin canceled a planned "catch an illegal immigrant" event after widespread backlash.

India’s main problem now is that nationalism has replaced health protection as the guiding principle of drug regulation.

In its first speech covering Latin America, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry preached for improved in relations throughout the region.

The Wealth-X and UBS Billionaire Census shows that the United States has the most billionaires of any country, but Asia is catching up.

A seawater sample found under Chesapeake Bay is believed to be 100-145 million years old.

Burkina Faso, for example, is primed to grow if it can access long-term capital, the World Bank leader said.

The United States will take on Austria in international friendly action in Vienna’s Ernst-Happel-Stadion on Tuesday.

Influential U.S. politicians and economists at a D.C. conference puzzled out their thoughts about the world’s second-largest economy and America's top economic rival.

The U.S. Treasury secretary has high hopes: a budget deal that mirrors Obama's blueprint and immediate work on the debt limit.

What does the T-Mobile Galaxy S4 missing its expected Android 4.3 rollout date mean for the model?

The outsized media mogul talks about his energy level and the survival of the planet in an interview with CNNMoney.

A violent street game involving punching unsuspecting pedestrians has been the cause of several deaths across the country.

Five years after the government sold Washington Mutual to JPMorgan, a $13 Billion settlement is agreed. Why isn't the government paying?

The U.S. is not only providing humanitarian aid with cash and materials but also helping with search-and-rescue efforts.

China Development Bank slashed a proposed deal by 60 percent.