One of the biggest objections to U.S. President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act has come from religious organizations that do not wish to help pay for their employees’ birth control through their health-insurance plans. Now, Obama hopes to change that by offering a compromise on contraception coverage.
"Oz the Great and Powerful" star James Franco is set to produce a documentary on the fashion House of Gucci.
A booming market and rampant corruption have China's government worried about a real estate price bubble. But Beijing isn't sitting idly by.
Why does Punxsutawney Phil stand before a crowd in an obscure Pennsylvania town for a silly holiday known as Groundhog Day?
Hillary Clinton was our most traveled secretary of state and one of our most dynamic. Take a look back at her time as the face of our foreign policy.
The widely followed blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average finished above 14,000 for only the sixth time in its history.
America's overcrowded prisons, treatment of illegal immigrants, and use of targeted killing all qualify as human-rights abuses, HRW says.
The full text of Hillary Clinton's last speech as U.S. Secretary of State, delivery on January 31st, 2013.
Here's a look back at other times U.S. embassies have been targeted all over the world.
Coco Austin speaks about her photo scandal with AP.9 for the first time.
BlackBerry unveiled its refreshed mobile operating system earlier this week, and here's a look at what users can expect from the new software.
Over the past seven months, DHKP-C has carried out about a dozen terrorist attacks in Turkey.
San Francisco 49ers players were spotted entering Penthouse Club, a strip club, ahead of their big Super Bowl game.
With Super Bowl 2013 quickly approaching, one big part of the game that fans are anticipating is the commercials.
Detroit’s Big Three saw double-digit sales growth in January - a continuation of an impressive recovery that's supporting US GDP.
Two-thirds of US companies that have reported fourth-quarter results have beaten analyst expectations.
A suicide bomber blew himself up on Friday at the U.S. Embassy in Ankara, the Turkish capital, taking at least one person with him.
On Friday, the DJIA came within less than 200 points of its record high following the latest nonfarm payrolls report.
Recent economic indicators prompt the question: Is the recovery for real? One economist says the results are mixed, at this stage.
Burger King announced on Thursday that it had terminated its relationship with European supplier Silvercrest Foods after finding traces of horse meat in beef patties at a Silvercrest facility.
Chrysler Group LLC, the No. 3 U.S. automaker, turned in a robust January as sales surged 16 percent.
The U.S. unemployment rate ticked up to 7.9 percent last month.