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Chelsea Clinton makes more with one speech than some people make in a year.

Amazon offered 100 percent of Hachette e-book revenue to authors in an attempt to end its ongoing pricing dispute.

Under greater pressure from regulators, U.S. banks offer immigrants fewer options to transfer remittances.

A Christian college said its religious liberty was at stake. Justice Sotomayor said the ruling "undermines confidence" in the High Court.

Russia is providing Iraq with fighter jets to combat ISIS while U.S. F-16s won't be ready until the end of the year.

The next possible VA head is a unique choice for the post, but supporters say his corporate experience and military smarts could be just what the troubled agency needs.

New York prosecutors have argued that Facebook has no right to inform its users that their information has been turned over to investigators.

Mexico coach Miguel Herrera has been one of the stars of the 2014 World Cup.

Longtime film, television and stage actor Eli Wallach died at the age of 98 in New York on Tuesday.

The "Risky Business" climate report unveiled Tuesday underscores the challenges that U.S. oil and gas firms face from global warming.

Pro-Russian separatists reportedly killed nine military specialists in the second cease-fire violation in less than a week.

The runoff between incumbent Cochran and tea party-backed McDaniel has been described as a battle for the heart and soul of the Republican Party.

BNP Paribas may enter a $9 billion settlement with U.S. authorities that could prevent it from making U.S. dollar-based transactions for months.

But the high court also said the EPA had wrongly stretched the Clean Air Act program for new and expanded stationary sources.

"If the measures being taken are not enough, we will have to think about different measures to take," a Rio de Janeiro security official warns.

For many gay couples, getting those federal protections means a long trip to a distant state to get married.

Lacey Spears might have suffered from Munchausen syndrome, an illness that could have caused Garnett's death.

As Brazil showed in its opener game against Croatia, diving to get fouls can work brilliantly. Do Americans do it too? Should they?

EU citizens have come one step closer to being "forgotten" by the Internet.

"I would never have left," vet Mario Hernandez tells International Business Times.

In an effort to reduce distracted driving, legislators are pushing developers to make safer apps.

Other "pings" had led search vessels away from the "hotspot" when it was first discovered.

The clashes in Baquba are the closest yet to Baghdad.

Secretary of State Kerry said Washington was "open to any constructive process" that might resolve the situation in Baghdad.

Dean Baquet, who recently replaced Jill Abramson as the executive editor of the New York Times, is currently recovering from a malignant tumor that was removed from his kidney over the weekend, the Times reported on Monday.

The Iraqi military has reportedly stopped the advance of ISIS north of Baghdad, but the US is moving personnel out.

Baiji, home to the largest oil refinery in Iraq, is among the towns reclaimed by Iraqi security forces.

The ISIS advance in Iraq has created a painful dilemma for the Sunni Muslims under its control.

Eric Cantor and his campaign spent more than half a million dollars on food, the bulk of it at coffee shops, fast food chains and steakhouse restaurants, per FEC filings.