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Monday is the final day of the court's term and the Hobby Lobby case is one of two major decisions expected.

The carton says it's chocolate chip, but the lid says it's chocolate peanut butter.

Two important court rulings in the U.S. Wednesday expand same-sex marriage, but Indiana's top attorney is trying to block it.

Border Patrol is detaining 700 migrants a day.

Mary Barra heads back to D.C., this time to face House members armed with more details about the ignition switch debacle.

In a 5-4 ruling focused on the role of what is known as a "straw buyer" for a gun, the court upheld Bruce Abramski's conviction for making a false statement when he bought the gun.

Workers closed train service around Philadelphia, and now unions and transport officials must answer to the president.

Nigeria is a heavy favorite over Iran in the 2014 World Cup.

Noll died of natural causes in his sleep.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the Palestinian Authority is responsible for the boys' well-being.

Following the death of Lewis Katz, philanthropist H.F. Lenfest is poised to become sole owner.

Hoping to raise awareness for theater education, the Tony Awards are teaming up with Carnegie Mellon.

"Bachelor" fans are in for a treat this summer. The new spinoff show, "Bachelor In Paradise," will premiere Aug. 4 and bring back fan-favorite contestants.

The botnet GameOver Zeus is believed to be responsible for more than $100 million in damages to consumers and businesses.

Governors and policymakers in coal-reliant states have come out swinging against the Obama administration's latest climate proposal.

Authorities in nearly a dozen countries worked with private security companies to wrest control of the network of infected machines.

The small aircraft burst into flames during take-off; no survivors have been reported.

UPenn researchers combined Tango with an off-the-shelf drone to produce a flier capable of steadying itself even when knocked around.

Senate Minority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell is in a tough fight, Georgia's U.S. Senate primary is crowded, and what about the Clintons?

Monday's DOJ indictment of five Chinese officials involved in cyber-espionage threatens an already tenuous bilateral relationship.

The secretary promised "timely action" on the scandal but seemed short of specific answers.