Reuters

Flight MH370 disappeared in March 2014 with 239 passengers and crew on board, shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur bound for Beijing.

Zika is carried by mosquitoes that transmit the virus to humans and it has been linked to a spike in microcephaly, a rare birth defect, in Brazil.

Raymond Moore stepped down as head of the tennis tournament following controversial comments he made about women's tennis.

Aung San Suu Kyi led the NLD to a landslide win, but a constitution drafted by the former junta bars her from the presidency.

A U.N. panel agreed to a Chinese request after China secured commitments that the ships would not use North Korean crews, a U.S. official said.

Arguments over Assad's fate were a major cause of the failure of previous U.N. peace efforts in 2012 and 2014 to end Syria's civil war.

Part of the 10 percent uptick from 2014 was attributed to federal agencies' better ability to identify and detect breaches, officials said.

There has been speculation that U.S. monetary policy could be tightened sooner rather than later.

In a second blow to the website, a jury decided Monday it must millions more beyond an initial penalty of $115 million.

The state-controlled oil company is at the epicenter of the country's massive corruption scandal.

Russia should examine whether flight safety rules need to be tightened after a Flydubai crash killed 62 people, the nation's prime minister said.

A drop of more than 7 percent was seen in February in a sector that had otherwise survived the global economic slowdown.

The move comes after a monthslong fight with the state’s attorney general over whether the games are illegal gambling.

Victoria Azarenka held off Serena Williams in straight sets to capture the Indian Wells title on Sunday.

Central bank director Tony Volpon is one of two dissenting directors who have voted in recent months for an increase in benchmark interest rates.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Monday that Russia is interested in Cuba maintaining good relations with all its neighbors, especially with the U.S.

Shares of the delivery services company could rise after soaring 12 percent Thursday, Barron’s reported.

The billionaire investor has reached a deal to buy the distributor of plastic resins and chemicals, Reuters reported.

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden told a pro-Israel lobbying group that settlement expansion “is eroding in my view the prospect of a two-state solution.”

After three weeks of gains, Asian stocks took a step back Monday in reaction to a retreat in oil prices.

The Department of Commerce is expected to lift curbs it imposed on the Chinese telecom equipment and smartphone maker for alleged Iran sanctions violations.

The leading member of Brazil’s ruling coalition said it could not rally the votes needed to stop President Dilma Rousseff’s dismissal.

The messaging cooperative owned by 3,000 global financial institutions will issue a warning Monday on internal security, Reuters reported.

The rival U.S. paint companies expect the transaction to close by the end of the first quarter of 2017, subject to the approval of Valspar shareholders and closing conditions.

In several interviews, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said GOP senators had no intention of confirming Obama's nominee, even if Democrats win in November.

Without conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, the case will likely result in a 4-4 split, which would leave in place lower-court rulings that favored the Obama administration.

No one has claimed responsibility for Saturday’s bombing on Istiklal Street, Istanbul’s most popular shopping district.

Morocco demanded they leave because of Ban Ki-Moon’s remarks about the region’s territory dispute, according to state media.

Voting began Sunday across India and overseas following a decision by the Dalai Lama to relinquish his political authority.