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U.S. stock index futures point to a lower open on Monday ahead of the release of retail sales data for April.

South Korean President Park Geun-hye apologized on Monday for a scandal involving a presidential spokesman.

If you are a T-Mobile user experiencing a lame LTE service on unlocked iPhone 5, fret not, there seems to be a solution at hand.

Pregnant Kim Kardashian took to her blog to honor her mother Kris Jenner, sister Kourtney Kardashian and grandmother on Mother's Day.

"The American people were lied to," says GOP investigator.

Here is a breakdown of the most persistent conspiracy theories centered around the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya.

Two car bombs were detonated in Reyhanli, Turkey, killing at least 43 people and wounding at least 140 others Saturday.

Indian card processor ElectraCard was identified as one of two companies affected by a $45 million online heist.

Today, Chrysler has announced a recall of 469,000 Jeep SUVs worldwide.

In search of resources and trade options, China has turned to the Middle East, including volatile areas where the West fears to do business.

Israel is one of the world's most attractive places for life-sciences startups, but lately the biomedical revolution there has hit a snag.

Economic reports this week may cast light on how long the current U.S. and Japanese stock-market rallies might last.

The Muslim Brotherhood may have forced Helmy El-Gazzar to cancel his address.

Researchers found pieces of what may be a lost continent; a quantum computer aces a speed test; a snail scare in Texas turns out to be unwarranted.

The United States said it will return more than a dozen illegally smuggled dinosaur skeletons that are 70 million years old to Mongolia.

Former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Rios Montt was found guilty of genocide against ethnic Ixil Mayans, on Friday.

Kobe Bryant has been involved in a highly publicized dispute with his mother about memorabilia.

The Daily News, New York Post and Village Voice all experienced bad news this week, including buyouts, layoffs and an editorial exodus.

Authorities would not say whether the arrest was related to the criminal inquiry into the fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas, last month.

Jason Richwine, a co-author of the Heritage Foundation's controversial report on immigration reform, resigned Friday.

AT&T launched Aio Wireless, its new no-contract cell phone service, offering wireless customers data, talk and text without the constraints of a contract. The service, called is a subsidiary of AT&T.