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Wi-Fi connectivity in U.S. schools may get the push it needs via proposed changes to the E-Rate program.

As cabbies strike in cities across Europe, car-sharing service Uber could have the last laugh.

Iraqi police officers and soldiers abandoned Mosul, leaving their weapons, vehicles and uniforms behind for Sunni militants.

A cyber-security report describes the ingenious exploits of "Putter Panda."

The US State Department on Friday said that oil-carrying rail cars could lead to more deaths than previously expected if the proposed Keystone XL pipeline is not built.

The World's Oldest Man, Alexander Imich, 111, has died.

The former POW, held by the Taliban for 5 years, has yet to speak with his family.

Acclaimed columnist Nicholas Kristof is distancing himself from the woman he only recently championed.

The new program will focus on providing education and entertainment to Nigerians that encounter violent Boko Haram propaganda on a daily basis.

Google Glass' high markup may seem outrageous, but it's in line with other luxury consumer products.

It has been 25 years since the Tiananmen Square massacre, but many in Hong Kong want to keep the memory alive.

Two rival gangs operating out of Harlem housing projects were believed to be responsible for two murders and more than a dozen shootings.

Bribery and match-fixing allegations have cast a shadow over governing body FIFA ahead of the 2014 World Cup, but what else is new?

FIFA faces allegation of match-fixing and corruption ahead of the 2014 World Cup, but fans have grown accustomed to the organization's frequent scandals.

At the Shangri-La summit in Singapore, senior Chinese military officials took the opportunity to respond hawkishly to Chuck Hagel's comments.

Plane had not left the ground before crash.

A New York Times investigation found that at least five exhibition games were fixed before the 2010 World Cup and about 15 matches were targeted.

A agreement between Eastern European nations mimics the EU.

Twitter has been struggling to attract more users with new features for users in the U.S. and abroad.

Scientists in the Netherlands were able to teleport quantum information from one quantum bit to another, without altering its state.

NBC's sadly canceled sitcom "Community" always thrived on the web, so reviving the show as a Hulu exclusive would be a seamless transition for audiences.

The engineer was reportedly grilled for about 10 hours earlier in May about his role in the controversy that has led to record vehicle recalls.

For a deal that works out to be about $3 billion, Apple announced its acquisition of Beats Electronics.

The puzzling deaths of two young patients follow other questions at the huge North Carolina hospital.

A JPMorgan executive in Hong Kong is arrested for hiring the children of Chinese officials. But that's a way to cultivate crucial relationships.

News that AT&T will merge with DirecTV has rekindled speculation that Dish Network will forge an alliance with Sprint or T-Mobile.

Hundreds of journalists and news outlets reacted on Twitter to Jill Abramson's commencement address at Wake Forest University.

Jill Abramson's abrupt firing has sparked a firestorm of debate over women managers in the workplace.

Arthur Sulzberger Jr. released a statement on Saturday explaining why he replaced the executive editor of the New York Times earlier this week.