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Al Molinaro played the role of owner and chef Al Delvecchio in “Happy Days” and appeared in over 140 episodes.

New Yorker Paul Singer decides to support the Florida senator for president, much to the chagrin of Republican rivals Jeb Bush and Chris Christie.

The prominent hedge fund manager launched a two-hour defense of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. as the company's shares continue to tank.

Families in China may not be keen to take on more children due to rising costs of living and cultural shifts, experts say.

The German lender, which reported a $6.5 billion third-quarter loss Thursday, also approved sweeping austerity measures, including slashing 35,000 jobs.

The British bank names James Staley, a former JPMorgan Chase executive, as its new leader amid a lackluster performance and vagueness about its future structure.

Buenos Aires Mayor Mauricio Macri turned out a surprisingly strong performance, forcing the country's first runoff vote.

“I think it would ultimately aid the industry," NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says of regulating the daily fantasy-sports business.

The German automaker admitted last month that nearly 11 million vehicles globally may have been equipped with the cheat software.

The European nation's leadership also denounced remarks by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, asserting Palestinian influence on the Holocaust.

More Americans die from drug overdoses every year than car crashes, the government says.

Prince Charles has a history of snubbing Chinese leaders and events.

Amazon's Jay Carney statement included an email from the lead reporter of the story, complaining that she misled Amazon about the story's angle.

After Coulter called herself a “settler” and made a comment about immigrants, Raven-Symoné asked Coulter why she could not stop herself from saying offensive things.

Multiplex owners say they won't show "Beasts of No Nation" because of Netflix's plan to violate a traditional 90-day window between a film's theatrical and TV premieres.

"Yo estoy contigo," Clinton said. "That's a promise."

"As long as we get a decision by the end of October or beginning of November, the case could be heard by the Supreme Court this term."

A spokesman for the Philippine military reportedly said Wednesday that the video showing appeals by the four hostages may be authentic.

Toward the end of the Democratic debate Tuesday night, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton both called for fewer prison sentences for people who smoke marijuana.

The surge in Internet pornography and a drop in Playboy's circulation have been cited as reasons behind the magazine's decision to discontinue the publication of nude photos.

Take notes. Here’s how the president fused the impasse over the speaker of the House with humor and Kanye West’s political ambitions to fire up a fundraiser.

The move comes as tensions over the two countries' military campaigns in Syria are escalating and the chances of a clash between their respective forces are on the rise.

Robert Califf has been paid for consulting work by big pharmaceutical firms, according to reports.

The White House has ended a program to train Syrian rebels to fight the Islamic State group, officials said Friday.

Weapons aimed at Syria hit Iran on Thursday, U.S. Defense Department officials said. Neither Iran nor Russia has confirmed the reports.

Fighting between the Russian-backed Syrian army and U.S.-backed rebels seemed like a U.S.-Russia proxy war.

The U.S. attack in Kunduz, Afghanistan, killed 22 people and prompted Doctors Without Borders to call for an investigation.

Chris Harper-Mercer opened fire at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon, Thursday killing nine people.

The exact time of the planned attack was not revealed, but it was reportedly expected to be conducted during a school event.