Eric Linton

Losses in Rupert Murdoch's original Australian newspapers are blamed for disappointing results.

Kerry clung to hope Sun. for a deal to end Iran’s nuclear program, but said the U.S. would not ease sanctions.

The measure follows a referendum last year legalizing marijuana for recreational use.

The Democrat gained steadily and overtook Republican Ken Cuccinelli in the governor's race.

Networks called the governor's election the minute the polls closed.

The Employment Non-Discrimination Act passed cloture by 61-30, one more vote than needed.

As website problems continue, users get reprieve from the penalty.

The proposed settlement with institutional investors comes on top of an agreement to pay off the federal government.

As the default deadline nears, the credit rating entity had a stern warning for Washington's officials.

U.S. special forces in Tripoli seized an accused mastermind of 1998 bombings.

Agencies are told to execute an "orderly shutdown" as Congress stays in session past midnight.

House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, blasts Senate Democrats for waiting until Monday to vote.

Core consumer inflation hit 0.8 percent in August over a year earlier, the government announced Friday.

The struggling department store chain seems to be seeking to boost its cash reserves.

The draft "requires" Syria to give up chemical weapons but has no real teeth.

The move by the union's retirement fund complicates Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne's campaign to take over the whole firm.

Authorities say they have taken full control from the attackers and no more hostages are being held.

The CDU is on the verge of an absolute majority of seats for first time since the 1950s.

Kenyan troops, aided by Israelis, have surrounded Somali militants holding hostages.

A Cabinet official thanks "our Russian friends" for forestalling a U.S. attack.

Obama says putting chemical weapons under international control could be a "breakthrough," and Reid calls off a vote.

Both resolutions stipulate no use of U.S. ground troops, and have built-in time limits.

The Arizona senator says it would be "catastrophic" were Congress to refuse authorization.

The $130 billion deal, one of the largest ever, is approved by both boards and announced.

One of the biggest acquisitions ever is reported approved, with both boards to vote within hours.

The statement by ex-President Rafsanjani was quickly "amended" by Iranian media.

The Assad regime’s media trumpeted a “historic American retreat.”

The illustrious TV figure worked with the founders of Monty Python interviewed Richard Nixon after his resignation.

MPs defied Prime Minister David Cameron on a 285-272 vote, dealing a blow to the international coalition.