Reuters

The Wisconsin congressman, who some in the GOP tout as an alternative to Donald Trump, says he has no interest in a presidential run.

In an effort to retain its best employees, microblogging site Twitter is reportedly handing out restricted stock and up to $200,000 in cash.

Tennis pros shocked over the news of Maria Sharapova's failed drug test but believe the sport needs to be clean.

Friday marks the fifth anniversary of the disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi facility. Workers are still trying to contain the damage.

The European Central Bank surprised financial markets Thursday morning by dropping its main refinancing rate to zero from 0.05 percent.

The remarks by Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely were made during an interview to a local radio station Thursday.

U.S. authorities had been assessing if a March 4 airstrike had killed Abu Omar Al-Shishani, a top commander of the Islamic State group.

The two countries have not shared ambassadorial ties since 2010, and the U.S. imposed sanctions and declared Venezuela a national security threat a year ago.

Despite February's encouraging data, consumer inflation is expected to remain mild in coming months.

Cheung Chi Ping and Lui Por were among five Hong Kong booksellers who disappeared over the past six months and re-surfaced in police custody in mainland China.

A rebound in the price of oil, a source of recent anxiety, also calmed investor nerves.

Carson Block remains bearish on the U.S. market.

British industrial output grew in January following a sharp fall in December, helped by a stronger than expected upturn in manufacturing.

England’s junior doctors go on strike following the government’s move forcing through pay and working condition reforms without the agreement of their trade union.

Tunisian troops recovered weapons and arrested at least 10 other people during several raids in Ben Guerdan on the Libyan border.

Toshiba put its medical equipment unit on the block to help fund restructuring after a $1.3 billion accounting scandal.

The president's eventual nominee to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia would then have to be approved by the U.S. Senate.

The embattled drugmaker will award one of the seats to Pershing Square Capital Management, one of its biggest investors, sources said.

The disclosure by the country's leader was reported early Wednesday by a state-run news agency.

The Israeli leader said Tuesday that he canceled a planned visit to Washington because he wanted to steer clear of the U.S. presidential campaign.

The law, taking effect July 1, requires that players be 18 or older and sets limits on how much they can bet.

The attack, which left nine other people wounded, happened not far from where Vice President Joe Biden was attending a meeting.

Former Gov. Bobby Jindal, who admitted that corporate tax breaks had gone too far, has kept a low profile since leaving office.

Multiple national channels were experiencing loss of audio and video, the satellite TV provider said Tuesday.

President Obama will visit Havana this month in another step toward ending animosity between the former Cold War foes.

The home improvement retailer will set up a $13 million fund to reimburse shoppers for out-of-pocket losses resulting from the 2014 incident.

U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said Washington would review the incident and, if it is confirmed, raise it in the U.N. Security Council.

An amputee is able to feel rough or smooth textures in real-time using an artificial fingertip connected to nerves in his upper arm. Matthew Stock reports.

European Union leaders welcomed a Turkish plan to help curb the massive flow of migrants into Europe. Julie Noce reports.