Reuters

The CDC said several of the new U.S. cases of the virus involved pregnant women whose only known risk was sexual contact with an ill male.

The largest IPO of the year indicates investors see bargains amid the oil price rout.

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican, plans to sign the bill passed by the Senate, which had been passed unanimously by the state’s House last week.

A top Saudi official said global demand will pick up excess crude oil production that has crushed prices over the past 20 months.

A study published by the University of Southern California finds that #OscarsSoWhite is just part of a larger problem in Hollywood.

Shares of the pharmaceutical company slumped about 18 percent Monday, wiping out more than $6 billion of the Canadian drugmaker’s market value.

The two-year-old 'Minsk' ceasefire agreement has failed to stem violence between government troops and pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine.

The document bars Aung San Suu Kyi from becoming president even after her National League for Democracy swept a historic election last year.

Oil fell more than 2 percent and the main European stock indexes fell as much as 1 percent, giving back some of their recent gains.

The deal comes as United aims to cut the number of 50-seat planes flown under its United Express brand in half by 2019.

5G networks are expected to offer vast gains in capacity over existing networks, creating the potential to connect 100 billion devices.

Price collapses in oil, iron ore and coal helped push the Australia-based company to its first loss in more than 16 years.

The deal would provide cover for the Assad regime and its Russian allies to continue attacking opposition-held territory, one critic said.

Speaking at the Mobile World Congress, Mark Zuckerberg sought to position his company as a valuable, if truculent, ally to wireless companies.

After an Uber driver allegedly killed six people in a shooting rampage in Michigan, attention has turned to how the company screens potential employees.

106-year-old Virginia McLaurin dances with Barack and Michelle Obama at a White House reception to mark Black History month, telling them it's been her life-long dream to visit the White House .

The trial is the first in recent memory for Saudis accused of spying and may stoke tensions between local Shiite and Sunni Muslims, and with Iran.

The withdrawals raise questions over the capacity of Afghan security forces to take on the Taliban.

Evo Morales had sought to change the constitution to allow him to run for re-election in 2019.

A former federal judge representing some victims will file a legal brief supporting the U.S. government's attempt to unlock an iPhone belonging to one of the shooters.

Peruvian presidential hopefuls Keiko Fujimori and Julio Guzmán appear to be statistically tied, assuming both make it to a runoff in June, according to a new poll.

The Pacific island nation began a massive cleanup Monday following a powerful storm that arrived late Saturday.

The unexpectedly large increase in inflation has already shifted the market’s expectations about the U.S. Federal Reserve’s next move.

The World Cup overall title looks like it will come down to Switzerland's Lara Gut and American Lindsey Vonn.

A wave of militant violence has rolled over Bangladesh in recent months, including a series of bombings at Hindu temples and Muslim mosques.

Brazil’s production of cars and trucks dropped 29.3 percent in January from a year earlier, the lowest for the month since 2003.

The material is owned by Istanbul-based SGS Turkey, according to the document and officials.

President Mahamadou Issoufou is running for a second term with a promise to crush militants and develop the economy in one of the poorest countries in the world.

The Australian government warned Sunday that terrorists may be planning attacks in and around the Malaysian capital.