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Michael Musto, Michael Feingold and Robert Sietsema are the latest staffers to depart the embattled Village Voice in New York.

It's not clear whether Andrea Rebello was shot by the armed intruder who took her hostage or the Nassau County police who responded to the scene.

Russia sold advanced Yakhont anti-ship cruise missiles to Syria’s President Bashar Assad-led government, according to U.S. officials.

Breast cancer advocates Nancy Brinker and Dr. Marisa Weiss weigh in on Angelina Jolie's decision to have a preventative double mastectomy.

Brad Pitt called Angelina Jolie's decision to have a double mastectomy "absolutely heroic."

Angelina Jolie, who had a double mastectomy earlier this year, is stumping for the Pink Lotus Breast Center, where the surgery was performed.

Shortly before Pakistan's historic election, authorities kicked out a prominent journalist for the New York Times, sparking outrage.

In one of the biggest bank heists ever, credit-card processing firms were hacked and ATMs in 27 countries were hit.

As part of an effort to reduce teen pregnancy, New York City is rolling out a smartphone app that helps teens find free reproductive health services.

Megyn Kelly, a popular Fox News anchor, has reportedly renewed her contract with Fox News.

The Senate has passed a bill on that would put an end to tax-free online purchases, but the House may differ.

Red carpet arrivals for the 2013 Met Gala, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Benefit in honor of the "Punk: Chaos to Couture" exhibit, will be available to watch online via live stream.

The company, a large licenser, stopped branded production in Bangladesh after a series of fatal workplace safety disasters.

The Tsarnaev brothers were partially influenced by Anwar al-Awlaki, a radical American-born Muslim cleric.

If U.S. officials decided to arm the Syrian rebels, what sorts of weapons and regulations would be involved?

Hannah Warren, a 2-year-old toddler, underwent groundbreaking surgery on April 9 where she received a trachea made from her own stem cells.

Tom Hanks was nominated for a Tony Award for his role in Nora Ephron's final work, "Lucky Guy." The question is, does he deserve it?

Wounded Knee, site of the infamous massacre, could be sold to private investors on May 1 if the Oglala Sioux don’t buy it for $3.9 million.

Roman Blum died in 2012 and left no heirs to claim his $40 million fortune.

Amid debates over the broken state of breaking news, the New York Times Company announced enhanced paywall options for important stories while BuzzFeed hires its first news director.

Jessica Alba reveals she wore a double corset for three months to lose her post-pregnancy weight.

The Rewriting Wikipedia Project is holding a global write-in to encourage more women to contribute to Wikipedia, which has come under fire recently for gender bias and sexism in its articles.

Rumors that Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway will be starring on Broadway were dismissed by her publicist Wednesday.

The Bangladesh building collapse is the latest of many industrial accidents -- an endemic problem about which the government is doing nothing.

Meet the first potential openly gay NFL player, Alan Gendreau.

The New York Times' reporters don't like working for Jill Abramson, according to a new article by Politico. But is their stance due to sexism?

What will, and what should, the U.S. do if it's true that a "red line" in the Syrian conflict has been crossed?

Hollywood has shifted its attention to the huge marketplace of China, but it seems viewers want more than action heroes.

Samsung has been the most generous so far, followed by Apple; both have faced criticisms for labor practices of their suppliers.