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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon addressed the bank's recent cyberattacks Friday.

Frans Timmermans, the Dutch foreign minister, had said Wednesday that a passenger on Flight MH17 was found with an oxygen mask around the neck.

Protesters angered by the shooting of a black teenager in disputed circumstances were pepper-sprayed by officers Thursday in St. Louis.

Carrillo's arrest comes days after Mexican authorities arrested the head of another drug syndicate, Hector Beltran Leyva.

After a string of security failures, some blacks believe the Secret Service is deliberately slipping in protecting President Obama.

Occupy Central intentionally stationed itself in a posh shopping area popular with Chinese visitors.

Adam Sandler may be known as a critical and box-office failure, but a four-picture deal with Netflix makes him anything but a loser.

Weaker-than-expected consumption in Europe and China, coupled with a global supply glut, is depressing crude oil prices.

Thomas Eric Duncan, a resident of Liberia, may have contracted Ebola from a pregnant woman who died of the disease.

Lions Gate and author Stephenie Meyer are bringing five new "Twilight" minimovies to Facebook.

The New York Times announced on Wednesday a plan to eliminate about 100 newsroom jobs to "control our costs."

Large theater chains are refusing to carry the sequel, which will hit Netflix the same day as the theatrical release.

“It really kills me,” Mitt Romney said this month of his 2012 finish. With no clear GOP contender for 2016, could it be Romney again?

The change will allow cable and satellite providers to broadcast NFL games locally, regardless of ticket sales.

The White House intruder who jumped the fence on Sept. 19 made it much further into the building than Secret Service officials initially said.

The USDA announced Monday it will spend $52 million to fund grants for organic and local food systems.

Yoga can help raise consciousness about climate change, Modi said.

Doctors are investigating whether enterovirus-68 can cause neurological problems.

"It was a private conversation, but a private conversation I shouldn’t have had and won’t have again.”

The newspaper also promoted four senior editors to the newly created position of deputy executive editor.

The U.S. targeted the Khorasan group in Syria, an al Qaeda splinter, because it was planning an attack on the west.

Six weeks of U.S. airstrikes in Iraq have failed to wipe out Islamic State group militants. What does that say about the Syria campaign?

The CDC gave its best- and worst-case scenarios for the Ebola virus outbreak, which may reach more than a million cases by early 2015.

New York Times critic Alessandra Stanley responds to critics over Shonda Rhimes "Angry Black Woman" comment

Pope Francis has selected Bishop Blase Cupich of Spokane, Washington, as the new archbishop of Chicago.

The New York Times' public editor, Margaret Sullivan, said Monday commentators have reason to protest the story.

Experts say the intensifying crackdown on Google services is impeding business, education and scientific research in China.

All zoos will have to have barriers between humans and elephants by 2017.

The Senate approved sending support to Syrian moderates. GOP pols staked out their positions on ISIS -- and Obama's strategy.