US Government Bond Yields Up After People's Bank Of China Cuts Interest Rates
The 10-year yield for U.S. government bonds Friday was about 2.08 percent.
Hurricane Patricia Path: Map Shows Category 5 Storm Hitting Mexico's Pacific Coast Friday
The Category 5 storm, which is bearing down on Mexico's West Coast, had sustained winds up to 200 mph Friday.
Scholarships For College Students 2015: 60 Awards With Deadlines In October, November And December
Some of the awards require applicants to write an essay, film a YouTube video or sew a wool sweater.
People's Bank Of China Cuts Interest Rates For Sixth Time In A Year Amid Economic Slowdown
The one-year lending rate went from 4.6 percent to 4.35 percent. China also cut by 0.5 percentage point its reserve requirement.
Smog In Korea 2015: Air Pollution From China Arrives Early In Seoul, Causing Dust Warnings
Prolonged exposure to fine dust particles can affect people's respiratory systems.
El Chapo Escape Update: Mexican Investigators Arrest Jailbreak's 'Principal Planner,' Tunnel Builders As Search For Kingpin Continues
El Chapo has been on the run since he escaped from a high-security prison July 11.
LGBT Rights In Chile: Civil Union Law Recognizing Same-Sex Couples Set To Take Effect
Up to 2 million people could reportedly register for benefits under the new law.
Where Is Craig Spencer Now? Ebola NYC Patient Thanks Bellevue Doctors One Year After Diagnosis
Spencer was admitted to the hospital almost exactly a year ago after contracting the virus in Guinea.
Back To The Future Day Events: Party Info, Trilogy Screenings, Merchandise And More
Party like it's 2015.
Back To The Future Day Quotes: Best Lines From Marty McFly, Doc And Others
Wednesday is the day Marty McFly time-traveled to in the 1989 movie "Back to the Future Part II."
How To Apply To College For Free 2015: 5 Ways Students Can Get Fee Waivers
Some schools allow you to apply for free if you visit campus or submit your materials online.
Jim Webb Drops Out Of Democratic Race, Weighs Independent Presidential Campaign
The former U.S. senator from Virginia complained that the Democratic Party's first debate was rigged.
Halloween Costumes For Kids 2015: Superheroes, 'Frozen' Characters Top Lists Of Most Popular Getups
The National Retail Federation estimated that 2 million kids will be Elsa, Anna or Olaf this Oct. 31.
Who Is Sophie Grégoire? Meet New Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Wife
Sophie Grégoire married newly elected Justin Trudeau in 2005.
New JK Rowling Book: Reviews For Robert Galbraith Crime Novel 'Career Of Evil' Mixed
It's the third in the Cormoran Strike series about a detective duo.
CIA Email Hack? Director John Brennan's Private AOL Account Reportedly Breached By Teenager
The teen said he cracked accounts belonging to John Brennan and Avril Haines, deputy national security adviser for the White House.
October Snow Pictures 2015: New York Towns See 9 Inches, 50 Car Accidents After Fall Flurries
It won't stick around for long -- Monday's temperatures were set to exceed 50 degrees.
CIA Torture Update: German Human Rights Group Files Complaint Against Alfreda Frances Bikowsky In Khaled El-Masri Case
They want her banned from international travel.
Virginia Confederate Flag License Plates Recall Rejected By Hundreds Of Drivers
Drivers face a misdemeanor charge if caught on the roads with the invalid plates.
Benazir Bhutto Assassination Case: Musharraf Responsible For Pakistan Prime Minister's Death, Witness Siegel Claims
Musharraf rejected Siegel's claims earlier this month.
North Korea Declines Obama's Offer For Nuclear Negotiations, Demands Peace Treaty
Only a peace treaty could "put a definite end to the evil cycle of escalating confrontation and tension," Pyongyang says.
Europe Horsemeat Scandal Involved 50,000 'Disappeared' Horses Sold On Black Market
One of the major players in the horsemeat scandal, Dutch trader Willy Selten, was jailed this past April.
UK Ministry Of Defense Police Investigating 170 Officers For Criminal, Disciplinary Violations
Although the number of probes was high, the number of officers actually being dismissed remained low.
Jerusalem Joint Peace Rally Draws Thousands Of Palestinians, Israelis To Say 'No To Despair'
People from Tel Aviv and Haifa also reportedly attended.
German Politician Henriette Reker Stabbed For Refugee Crisis Role: Police
Henriette Reker runs Cologne’s social affairs and integration department and is in charge of making room for thousands of migrants fleeing violence in the Middle East.
National Pasta Day 2015 Freebies: 12 Deals And Restaurant Discounts On Noodles
Stop by Olive Garden for a never-ending pasta bowl, or get 20 percent off at Buca di Beppo.
US-South Korea Reaffirm Alliance Amid China Slowdown, North Korea Nuclear Threats
President Barack Obama said Friday he wanted to see China's "peaceful rise."
Popular Halloween Costumes 2015: How To Dress Up As The Top-Searched Characters, Including Harley Quinn, Batman And Alice In Wonderland
Comic book characters are big this year.
Text Neck In Teenagers Rising? Doctors Warn Hunched-Over Kids To Improve Posture While On Smartphones
To keep yourself safe, hold your cell phone at eye level and take frequent breaks.
Wisconsin Gender-Neutral Homecoming Court: Madison High School To Crown 'Regent Royalty' In LGBT-Friendly Tradition
About 1,000 students signed a petition requesting the change last spring.
