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The fate of the Keystone XL pipeline will demonstrate whether President Obama plans to take a strong stance on mitigating climate change.

The former congressman plead guilty to spending $750,000 worth of campaign funds on personal expenses.

It looks like the head of Titan International has a point when he says French workers don't produce enough.

North Korea has released another propaganda video -- this one showing the American president surrounded by flames.

Harborside Health Center, the "world's largest pot shop," said it will still operate despite a Tuesday ruling rejecting a suit filed by the city of Oakland on its behalf.

“How stupid do you think we are?” Titan's CEO asked France's government when it asked him to invest in a plant.

A new pro-Obama group, Organizing for Action, will not have to disclose its donors.

A new report suggests that across-the-board discretionary spending cuts could cause GDP to slow this year.

China is Apple's top supplier, but it accounts for less than half of its parts -- where else do Apple's products come from?

ASEAN economies likely will see much more favorable demographics compared to Northeast Asia.

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open Wednesday ahead of the Census Bureau’s latest data on housing starts and building permits and the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee's meeting minutes.

Japan posted its worst-ever trade deficit of $17.4 billion in January, despite a surge in exports. A weak yen led to higher fuel import costs.

While American citizen Alan Gross spends his third year in Cuban custody, a delegation of U.S. lawmakers is in Cuba aiming to thaw relations with Havana in an effort to eventually secure his release.

Sony has dropped the price of its handheld PS Vita console in Japan just before a highly anticipated announcement about its next generation console hardware.

Rob Kardashian admitted why he lied about his ex-girlfriend Rita Ora sleeping with numerous men during the latest episode of 'Kourtney & Kim Take Miami'

U.S.-born spy Jonathan Pollard is a hot-button issue in Israel, but they're unlikely to get him anytime soon.

Optimism is fading that a strike by New York and New Jersey longshoremen can be avoided. Here's why.

Obama challenged the GOP to put middle-class interests before loopholes. But Mitch McConnell is not interested in last-minute negotiations.

Paul Nassif said he's dating former Miss Nevada, Helen Salas.

China's People's Liberation Army has been accused of the cyberattacks on foreign companies, but the response is simple: We didn't do it.

A bill that would place new regulations on Alabama abortion facilities is sponsored by a lawmaker with a curious idea of anatomy.