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Meanwhile, federal lawmakers are stalling in the revision of sentencing guidelines such as mandatory minimum sentences.

Security researchers say the hackers who stole $81 million from Bangladesh’s central bank are linked to the Sony Pictures attack.

Major college football is big business, but it often brings scandals like Baylor's.

The cloud computing company announced Wednesday that Amazon Web Services was its “preferred public cloud infrastructure provider” for its planned international expansion.

Executive compensation is declining in some sectors, but for people like Vertex Pharmaceuticals CEO Jeffrey Leiden and other healthcare industry leaders — it remains robust.

PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel secretly funded Hulk Hogan’s successful lawsuit against the site, a report says.

The entertainer will stand trial over sexual assault charges stemming from an alleged 2004 incident, a judge ruled Tuesday.

During the plane’s journey through the Middle East, Africa and Europe, the plane flew to five different airports, including Paris and Cairo.

A super PAC backing the New York real estate mogul says 80 percent of its April donations came in at less than $200.

The two-day summit will welcome Montenegro as the newest member of the military alliance and is expected to focus on the Middle East and Russia.

Despite recent victories for Sen. Bernie Sanders in West Virginia and Indiana, the delegate math is still heavily in former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's favor.

The Philippines terror group demanded a ransom of almost $13 million for Canadian and Norwegian hostages.

Chief campaign strategist Paul Manafort says Donald Trump still is planning to release his returns once an IRS audit is complete.

Big-data company Palantir says it has no involvement with a Hong Kong-based firm looking to harness the power of quantum computing.

The U.S. should wiggle out of its debt payments, the Republican presidential hopeful said. Economists aren’t so sure.

The data in the newspaper's latest earnings report casts doubt on the value of its growing wave of online subscribers.

“If Donald Trump dresses as Hillary Clinton, he still can’t use the little girls’ restroom,” Cruz said at a campaign stop, referring to transgender bathroom use.

Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are hoping to pick up more delegates in Indiana as rivals vow to keep campaigning with less than three months till conventions.

The paper of record said Tuesday it will close production facilities in France, but the news bureau will remain intact.

President Obama fears getting the U.S. more entrenched in the war in Syria, but the rise of ISIS has forced him to take an active role.

North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory said he strongly disagreed with the Tuesday decision but was analyzing what it meant for his state.

Both candidates are backing a bill that would allow 9/11 victims' families to sue Saudi Arabia for any role it played in the terrorist attacks.

Dozens of international students have seen their homes and cars burglarized and vandalized over the past few months in Pocatello, Idaho.

The Philippines and the U.S. have begun joint patrols in the South China Sea, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Thursday.

Austria's Parliament is drafting legislation on what should be done with a structure in Braunau, where Hitler lived in his early years.

Most of the weapons being offered online originate from Russia, a study found, with heavy machine guns making up the majority of the offerings.

Nazimuddin Samad, who had criticized Islamism on Facebook, was attacked by at least four assailants Wednesday in the capital city of Dhaka.

Amazon was the subject of a monthslong investigation by the New York Times, which depicted the company as having a bruising corporate culture.

Multiple federal agencies are looking at the huge trove of data with an eye toward criminal and civil investigations.