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The company denied a newspaper's report that it would pull out of PCs as it restructures following a massive accounting scandal.

The clinic was closed Nov. 27 following a bloody five-hour siege that police said began when a gunman opened fire outside the building.

The next justice could tilt the balance of the U.S. Supreme Court, which was left with four conservatives and four liberals.

Meanwhile, President Obama’s National Security Advisor Susan Rice condemned in the "strongest terms" the intensified bombing of northern Syria.

The country's interior minister told the heads of two agencies to prepare for an influx of that size this year, a newspaper reported.

“It could be pretty tricky for the morning commute on Tuesday,” a National Weather Service meteorologist says of the U.S. East Coast.

The reported employment of the sulfur mustard was the first known use of chemical weapons in Iraq since the fall of Saddam Hussein, a diplomat says.

Performance reviews will reportedly assess whether employees act ethically or are team players.

Several missiles reportedly hit a hospital and school sheltering refugees fleeing a major Syrian army offensive.

Ehud Olmert, who was found guilty in 2014 of two bribery charges, is the first former head of government in Israel to go to prison.

Member states will now analyze the former Yugoslav republic's application, the bloc's top diplomat Federica Mogherini said.

The Lakers legend was honored for his NBA career in his final All-Star game o

A strong dollar weighed on prices as Brent and U.S. crude futures were down Monday.

The senator said he would call 10 sailors to testify about their detention if results of the administration’s investigation aren’t released by March 1.

Police shot two men who fired at them outside Jerusalem's Old City on Sunday, while forces killed three others in separate incidents.

The pope decried “a society of the few and for the few,” saying wealth that “tastes of pain, bitterness and suffering ... is the bread that a corrupt family or society gives its own children.”

The campaigns of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders both have had a hard time locating potential voters.

The cartel may be getting close to a consensus on how to halt the long slide in crude oil prices, Nigeria’s oil minister says.

A high-ranking employee issued the warning long before the carbon emissions scandal began swirling around the German automaker in September.

The U.S. Federal Reserve and financial markets seem to have very different opinions about where interest rates are likely to go, and when.

One way to carry out the random tests would be to select models from car rental companies, the newspaper said. Technicians who carry out the tests would be rotated to ensure transparency.

Researchers reported that Zika virus can be detected in semen for 62 days after a person is infected, adding to evidence of the virus's presence in fetal brain tissue, placenta and amniotic fluid.

A slump in metals prices and uncertainty about working with Iran means that many foreign mining firms are not scrambling to sign deals.

The agreement came two days after major powers agreed on Friday to a temporary “cessation of hostilities” in Syria.

The quake came eight days before the anniversary of the deadly 2011 quake that caused upwards of NZ$40 billion ($26.52 billion) of damage.

The allegation came three days after South Korea suspended the Kaesong industrial project in response to the North's long-range rocket launch on Feb. 7.

Veracruz is considered a dangerous state for reporters in Mexico, with at least 12 journalists killed there since 2010, a group says.

Departing Gen. John Campbell spoke with reporters before he hands over to Lt. Gen. John Nicholson in March.

Zika figures reported Saturday were 23 percent higher than last week's figures, with the number of affected pregnant women up 57.8 percent.