Tim Marcin

European businesses might look to do business in Iran, but American companies could lag behind.

An apparent agreement struck more than a decade ago may imperil criminal charges brought against the actor and comedian.

An aide to the Palestine Liberation Organization secretary-general was reportedly arrested on suspicion of spying for Israel for two decades.

An elderly doctor and his wife who have lived in Djibo since 1972 reportedly were taken hostage near the border with Mali and Niger.

Medical marijuana growers in Italy will no longer get jail time for violations.

The titanosaur, newly on display, could have peeked into a five-story window. Its thighbone weighed more than 1,000 pounds

The helicopters each carried six people when they crashed off the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii late Thursday. The Coast Guard was searching for survivors.

If the Chargers join the Rams in Los Angeles, the city would be a two-team town. How would the clubs go about winning fan support?

Nearly 200 Cubans were granted transit visas by Mexico as they attempted to make their way to the U.S.

The NFL team’s return to Los Angeles may be a blow to the Missouri city’s morale, but it won’t affect local commerce. Here’s why.

Wow Air will soon offer cheap flights from the West Coast to Europe.

Tuesday’s announcement of the St. Louis Rams’ move to LA is the National Football League’s big bet that it can make millions in the second-largest TV market in the U.S.

League owners decided Tuesday that the St. Louis franchise could relocate, and offered the San Diego Chargers the option of sharing a stadium with them.

The powerful blast in a major tourist district in Istanbul killed eight Germans and one Peruvian, and wounded 15 others.

Chances are that Powerball ticket you bought isn't the big winner. In fact, it's far more likely you'll get killed by a vending machine.

The five-year, $10 million agreement calls for 1,000 bicycles that will feature Nike’s swoosh logo and signature shade of orange.

Two former All-Stars in the MLB have been trading barbs about performance-enhancing drugs and the Hall of Fame.

The German chancellor will consider tightening deportation laws following a New Year's Eve mob attack on women.

South Korea is on high alert following a supposed hydrogen bomb test from North Korea.

The sports apparel company is set to own one of the game’s biggest weekends, placing its logo in front of tens of millions of eyeballs.

The nation's capital briefly allowed for marijuana use in private businesses, then reversed course.

The British Parliament is scheduled to debate refusing Trump entry into the U.K. Jan. 18, but it's unlikely the GOP candidate will actually be barred.

Republican lawmakers want the Missouri University professor who called for "muscle" to remove a journalist at protest fired.

Epiphany celebrates the revelation to the world of the birth of Jesus.

Getting tickets to see Hamilton is complicated, especially as a lottery for seats experienced troubles online.

A Mississippi councilman defended comments that claimed police chases in his ward were racially motivated.

Chik-fil-A’s three-story restaurant in Manhattan will remain closed as it works to fix health inspection violations.

Rep. Jim McDermott, a liberal stalwart, was reportedly set to announce his retirement Monday. The district is solidly Democratic.

A McDonald’s worker was stabbed to death early Monday morning at a Bronx location. The suspect is at large.