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With more baby boomers retiring every day, companies are looking for ways to adjust to the associated economic changes.

Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic Sen. Bernie Sanders lead the polls heading into the Iowa caucuses.

Gen. Joseph Dunford, Joint Chiefs chairman, said the U.S. and Iraq are discussing how U.S. forces can help liberate the city from ISIS.

The European Central Bank may “reconsider” monetary policy as early as March, its president said.

The measures would require visas for many individuals who have traveled to Iran, Syria, Iraq or Sudan in recent years.

The former Detroit mayor and Michigan state representative was convicted of multiple charges in 2008.

Singapore reversed earlier-day losses of as much as 3 percent.

At a gathering of the world’s elite, Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman wonders why U.S. voters are so unhappy.

The decision Wednesday comes just after French and German diplomats met with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in an effort to end the conflict.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist said he relates to Jenner and understands aspects of her experience as a transgender woman.

Developing economies like China, Brazil and Russia face their toughest test in the new year to restart sustainable growth.

The Senate will decide whether to move forward on the anti-Syrian refugees bill passed in the House last year.

Alabama residents expressed shock and confusion after receiving flyers from the Loyal White Knights this weekend.

Fifty-five people, including governors and civil servants within former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, allegedly stole $9 billion.

The newly released online-traffic figures came despite claims by the site’s owners that its membership has grown by 4 million.

As Americans celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a look back at one of his most famous speeches.

A plane carrying American prisoners, including Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, has taken off from Iran.

Experts hope conflict prevention will be atop the international agenda in the event a woman is elected to lead the United Nations.

Obama's immigration executive order has been blocked by a federal lawsuit by 26 Republican-led states.

Japanese aircraft returning from piracy flights around Somalia will also monitor China’s expanding presence in the contested waters.

The chances of winning the biggest jackpot in U.S. history are slim, but that's not stopping people from purchasing $2 tickets.