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Debt Ceiling Deal Roll Call: How Did Your Congressperson Vote On Shutdown Compromise?

Find out how your senators and representatives voted on the debt ceiling deal that passed Congress Wednesday and put an end to the shutdown.

Who Is Ailina Tsarnaeva? Sister Of Boston Bombing Suspects Dzhokhar And Tamerlan Tsarnaev Is Broke, Pregnant And Has Legal Issues [PHOTO]

Ailina Tsarnaeva was released on her own recognizance in connection with a counterfeit money case in Boston.

Five Reasons Why China Is Punishing America For Bringing The Country And The World To The Brink Of Financial Disaster

The United States has saved itself just in the nick of time, but China doesn't care, as it downgraded the U.S.'s financial rating.

PS4 To Cost $R 4,000 In Brazil: Sony Announces PlayStation 4 Launch Date And Price, Brazilian Gamers Outraged

Video game aficionados reacted with outrage after Sony Brazil announced the price of the PlayStation 4 (PS4) there will be much higher than the U.S. price.

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Goldman Sachs (GS) Q3 Profit Falls 2% As Its Bond Trading Volume Drops

It looks like bond traders at the New York investment bank won't be getting bonuses this year.

Indian Companies Most Transparent Among Their BRICS Peers, While Chinese Firms Rank Last: Transparency International

Local laws, which require publication of key financial information, were the reason for the relative transparency at Indian companies.

US Stock Futures Point To Lower Open As Investors Turn Skeptical Of A Short-Term Solution To US Policy Crises

The market's enthusiasm for a short-term solution to the policy crisis seems to be waning quickly.

General Electric CEO and Chairman Jeffrey Immelt

General Electric (GE) Q3 2013 Earnings Preview: Profits Could Shift Away From Third Quarter And Towards End Of 2013

The industrial conglomerate’s pace may be slowing, compared to more-specialized competitors.

In Antarctica, A New Push To Create the World’s Largest Marine Reserve

The new Antarctic marine reserve plan would double the amount of protected area in the world's oceans.

Nearly 30 Million People Worldwide Living In Slavery; India Has The Highest Number Of Enslaved People

India topped the list as home to half of the world's slave population while Mauritania ranked first in percentage terms.

Eleanor Catton, Author Of 'The Luminaries,' Becomes Youngest Man Booker Prize Winner

Catton began work on “The Luminaries” when she was 25 and finished it two years later.

Government Shutdown Ends As House And Senate Pass Budget, Debt Ceiling Bill; President Signs Measure Into Law

President Obama signed the bill into law, after the Senate and then the House passed the debt deal Wednesday night.

NSA Head Keith Alexander Expected To Step Down In 2014

No one has been officially named as a replacement, but U.S. officials have claimed that Vice Adm. Michael Rogers could be a frontrunner.

Earnings News: EBay Inc (EBAY), American Express Company (AXP), International Business Machines Corp (IBM) [VIDEO]

International Business Machines Corp., eBay Inc. and American Express Co. reported fiscal third-quarter earnings on Wednesday.

Is A Lorde-Rihanna Collaboration In The Works? Teen Pop Star Reveals Wish To Write For Other Artists

New Zealand sensation Lorde revealed in an interview that she's wants to write for other singers.

Debt Ceiling Showdown: How Can Washington End These Crises For Good?

As a deal to raise the debt ceiling appears to be in the making, many are left to wonder, how did it come to this and what do we do from here?

2013 Immigration Reform Bill: 'I'm Going To Push To Call A Vote,' Says Obama

Immigration reform will return to being a top priority of the president once the debt ceiling and government shutdown are resolved.

Largest Star Ever Discovered, W26, Is 1,500 Times Larger Than The Sun, And On Its Death Bed

Researchers have observed the largest star ever discovered, W26, in its "death throes."

Irish Corporate Tax Reform: Bluster Or Serious News For Businesses?

Irish corporate tax reform may be on the horizon, but it’s a long time coming, and short-term impacts are unclear.

No Al Impuesto Bloomberg! NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg Gets Dragged Into The Mexico Soda Tax Debate

The name of the billionaire outgoing mayor of New York gets drawn into the Mexican debate over sugary drinks -- and not in a flattering way.

US Government Shutdown 2013: Fed Beige Book Offers Clues On US Economy

The Fed said about 1/3 of the nation reported slower GDP growth, with only scattered U.S. government shutdown effects.

Mexico's Next Opponent: Can El Tri Qualify For 2014 World Cup In Brazil? New Zealand Up Next In Playoff Match [Early Preview]

Mexico remains alive in World Cup qualifying, but can’t afford any complacency in a playoff with New Zealand.

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