SCOTUS Decision To Determine Future Of Public Sector Unions
The Supreme Court could strike a huge blow against public sector unions today in a decision involving union fees.
NASA Shows The Latest Spacesuit Design
The Z-2 prototype is being upgraded by NASA with a launch date in mind.
World War I: Bosnian Serbs Celebrate Assassin Who Sparked The Great War, But Others Abhor The Shooter
One supporter of the gunman whose shot 100 years ago started World War I says the shooter "began the liberation from serfdom and slavery."
Pro-Russian Rebels Violate Second Cease-Fire
Pro-Russian separatists reportedly killed nine military specialists in the second cease-fire violation in less than a week.
Ukraine Cease-Fire: President Petro Poroshenko And Separatists Reach Five-Day Agreement
After failing to secure a cease-fire on Friday, Ukrainian officials and pro-Russia separatists resumed negotiations on Monday.
BNP To Pay Nearly $9B To The US For Sanctions Violations Involving Sudan, Iran, Cuba
The bank is expected to admit it hid transactions that routed funds to sanctioned countries like Sudan, Cuba and Iran.
MH370 Update: Malaysian Police Identify Pilot As Prime Suspect
After extensive interviews, Malaysian police have identified the MH370 pilot as the prime suspect in the jet's disapperance.
How To Get Your Marijuana Trial FDA Approved
The FDA released the process to get marijuana clinical trials approved just as the 23rd state joins the 420 club.
US Lumber Prices To Rise As Increased US House Building Offsets Effect Of Decreased Chinese Construction
Still rebounding from a cold winter, lumber prices are expected to turn around by the end of the year.
Corinthian Colleges Could Shut Down In The Wake Of Federal Investigation
Corinthian Colleges may shut down in the wake of a Department of Education probe.
Julian Assange Reddit AMA: WikiLeaks Founder Fights For Relevance
Two years into his Ecuadorian Embassy confinement, the WikiLeaks founder speaks out - and reveals nothing.
Syrian Conflict Is A 'Deadly Threat' To Europe, Says German Official
Another European official warns against increasing jihadist activity in Europe.
ISIS Plans To Attack UK, British Prime Minister David Cameron Warns
British Prime Minister David Cameron warns parliament to take Iraqi crisis seriously, or it will "come back to hit the U.K."
Iraq War Vets Blame US Pullout For Current ISIS Chaos
"I would never have left," vet Mario Hernandez tells International Business Times.
South Africa Credit Rating Downgraded By Fitch, S&P, Citing Platinum Mining Strike
The five-month platinum miners strike may be coming to an end in South Africa, but credit ratings agencies say, "Enough is enough."
Hillary Clinton's Stance On 2003 Iraq War May Come Back To Bite Her In 2016
The Iraq crisis revives the one issue she least wants back in the news.
Eric Cantor's Successor As House Majority Leader: Candidates Aren't Conservative Enough, Say Michele Bachmann And Steve King
Reps. Michele Bachmann and Steve King want to hold off on electing a majority leader, since no one is "conservative" enough.
Jeb Hensarling Backing Down From Majority Leader; Pete Sessions Is In
"After prayerful reflection, I have come to the conclusion that this is not the right office at the right time for me and my family."
House Republicans Line Up For Majority Leader Following Eric Cantor Loss
With Eric Cantor set to resign his leadership post in the coming weeks, GOP elites have already started vying for his job. Who will it be?
House Votes 426-0 To Allow Vets To Bypass VA
The House of Representatives passed legislation today that would allow patients to go to non-VA hospitals or clinics for treatment.
The BodyGuard, ProTecht's Bullet-Resistant Blankets Created In Response To Increase In School Shootings
The only thing stopping a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with ... a bullet-proof blanket.
Ford Pinches Pennies To Continue Operations In Germany, Fiesta Production In Europe
In a recent labor deal, Ford announces its plan to make German car factory more affordable.
20 Million WeChat Messages, 250K Accounts, Linked To Prostitution Deleted In China
Chinese Internet Giant Tencent shut down 5 percent of its active-user base as China attempts to clean up its web.
Veterans Affairs Audit Reveals Tens Of Thousands Of Patients Still Waiting For Appointments
An internal audit by Veterans Affairs says its goal of giving appointments within 14 days of request is "unattainable."
Link Between Long-Term Unemployment And Depression: Poll
Long-term unemployment linked to higher rates of depression, according to a recent Gallup poll.
Stanford Sexual Assault Case: 'Fix These Broken Policies,' Says Survivor
Student Leah Francis organized a rally to demand the university toughen its response to sexual assault.
China Offers $16M To Syrian Refugees
In an effort to continue building strong ties with Middle Eastern countries, China offers millions in humanitarian aid to Syrian refugees.
China Accuses US Of 'Total Disregard Of Fact' In White House Statement About Tiananmen Square
China has issued a complaint against the White House's statement that supports the Tiananmen Square massacre protesters from 1989.
Belief In Evolution Has Doubled Among Americans: Poll
According to a poll of more than 1,000 Americans, support for evolution has doubled, while belief in "divine-intervention" has decreased.
