Reuters

A gunman killed at least three people and wounded as many as 20 others before he was killed by authorities, a sheriff said.

The former talk-show star sparked interest in the company, but overall active subscriber numbers still fell 4.8 percent in the fourth quarter.

Gyrations in China seemed to have a diminishing effect, with Thursday's 6-percent dive in Shanghai stocks causing few ripples.

Washington won't say who was responsible, but a U.S. cyber intelligence firm and others have implicated Sandworm, a Russian hacking group.

The oilfield services company had about 65,000 employees worldwide at the end of 2015, compared with more than 80,000 a year earlier.

The social networking company faces criticism in Germany over its privacy practices and slow response to anti-immigrant postings.

Wall Street's second uptick in two days comes despite a drop in oil prices, which have been a major influence on markets this year.

Singer Adele steals the show at the 2016 BRIT Awards in London, making a triumphant return to the star-studded ceremony as she picks up four trophies.

Families near Rio de Janiero's Olympic Park say that standing water at construction sites puts them at risk for Zika and dengue.

The planned hike over the next 10 years was designed keeping in mind China's economic and military rise, and an increased U.S. focus on Asia-Pacific, the prime minister said.

The announcement came only two days after a senior U.S. military official said China was “clearly militarizing” the South China Sea.

The U.N. Security Council is scheduled to discuss the sanctions plan at 3 p.m. EST Thursday, the U.N. press office said.

The purchase by Taiwan's Foxconn would be the largest foreign acquisition of a Japanese technology company.

CEO Lowell McAdam weighed in Wednesday on the showdown between Apple and U.S. authorities over phone data security.

The Obama administration was said to be pursuing two tracks: knitting competing factions into a government, and launching airstrikes.  

Intelligence officials have told lawmakers that some Clinton messages closely match top-secret documents, sources told Reuters.

A strategy of working with Facebook and other organizations comes despite what critics say is scant evidence on the effectiveness of such efforts.

Meanwhile, investors awaited China's yuan fixing, after the central People's Bank of China softened its currency's midpoint rate Wednesday.

But the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S., which scrutinizes deals for security concerns, does not publish its decisions.

Nearly half of respondents agreed with Apple's position, 35 percent disagreed and 20 percent did not know, a Reuters/Ipsos poll said.

The Federal Aviation Administration, pressured by Congress and industry, said a panel will recommend a regulatory framework by April 1.

Facebook launches seven new emotions, an extension of the "Like" button.

Canadian singer Celine Dion returned to Las Vegas after losing her husband, Rene Angelil, last month.

The administrative region of China has rolled out a plan to bolster its economy amid China's slowdown and rising political tensions.

NASA scientist Philip Lubin is working on perfecting laser technology that could propel a light spacecraft to Mars in as little as three days.

With stock and property markets on shaky ground, investors in China and Hong Kong are pouring money into art. However, few if any of these pieces will end up hanging above the mantle.

French newspaper Le Monde reported that President François Hollande had authorized “unofficial military action” in the conflict-ridden North African state.

The country’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei said voters are expected to help form a parliament that can take a stand against the United States.

Adm. Harry Harris said China was escalating the situation in the South China Sea with new deployments.