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Google's latest stats on government inquiries may alarm some.

Lockheed Martin workers in at least five states will soon find themselves out of work as the military and aerospace giant deals with declining sales.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are reportedly living separately while their Bel Air house is under construction.

Russia has become a key frontier for e-commerce giants and their smaller peers alike.

Many teens prefer to communicate on mobile messaging apps like WhatsApp and Snapchat, and Facebook has noticed.

A popular honeymoon spot will now welcome all couples.

In March 2012, the “Do the Right Thing” director erroneously retweeted an address that belonged to an elderly Central Florida couple, not George Zimmerman.

Optimists say immigration reform may happen in 2014 if not this year. But some say its chances of happening are nil in either case.

A report by PEW looks at what happened to American cities during and after the great recession.

The future of SeaWorld Entertainment’s famed killer whale show will be on the line Tuesday.

How the Brazilian went from Harvard student to billionaire -- via Facebook.

Democrat Terry McAuliffe will be Virginia’s next governor, and it only took one California billionaire to get him there.

A conservative group says it collected more than 600,000 signatures to repeal a California law aimed at protecting transgender students.

The firm that decides which companies are Shariah-compliant has OK'd Twitter and opened the door for Islamic investment.

Republicans maintain there is little time left this year, but advocates say the House can pass reform if it wants to.

It turns out that Incognito is a popular player in the Miami locker room and that he and Martin were good friends.

Grifols will fund the $1.68 billion purchase, which will help expand its diagnostics unit, with a loan, increasing the company’s debt.

The successful launch of the iPhone 5s has encouraged Apple to aggressively market its products in India's mobile-phone market.

Jimmy Kimmel’s “kill everyone in china” controversy is still making waves in communities across the U.S. Protests took place in 27 cities on Saturday, some calling for Kimmel’s show to be terminated from ABC.

Virtual kidnappings, in which fake “telemarketers” scam immigrants by telling them their relatives are being held hostage and that they must pay a ransom, have resulted in $500,000 in cons since 2007.

Two women dared to question VIT's discriminatory polices.