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Down Under's five-month-old immigrant investor visa is relatively expensive compared to similar visa programs.

China is now experiencing its third wave of mass emigration, and this time it's not the poor who are leaving.

Family secrets are unpacked in "Stories We Tell," Sarah Polley's sort-of-documentary that plays with truthfulness in storytelling.

With 1,000 films produced annually (about double Hollywood’s output), Bollywood is the world’s most prolific cinema factory.

The tablet market share for Apple's iPad dropped in the first quarter of 2013.

Lakers guard Steve Nash is in a financial battle with his ex-wife, Alejandra, over child support.

Shooting a beam of infrared light at a bit of preserved hadrosaur skin may reveal some details about its color.

The older Tsarnaev brother was reportedly on the radar of the FSB on two occasions.

The electronics retailer is ditching Europe just as the partnership with Carphone Warehouse seemed to be gaining momentum.

The recall, to address an electronic stability control issue, is for 2012-2013 Honda Fit Sport vehicles.

Canada is demanding that Sri Lanka not be allowed to hold a Commonwealth summit on human rights issues.

The assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. is front and center in "The Flood," "Mad Men" season six's best episode yet.

As Samsung CEO J.K. Shin triesto sell the Galaxy S4 Snapdragon variant to U.S. customers, we wonder if America is purposely snubbed from getting the Exynos variant.

Hundreds of people are still missing after a garment factory building collapsed in Bangladesh on Wednesday.

Thanks to new technology, the Smithsonian was able to recover the long-lost voice of telephone inventor Alexander Graham Bell.

The "Quit The Denial" campaign, with its hilarious and witty ads, is aiming to get social smokers to quit smoking before they become daily smokers.

A fake tweet about the White House being attacked and the president being injured hammered stocks, for a moment.

The concentration of U.S. crude oil imports among its top-five suppliers is the highest since 1997.

Muhammad Robert Heft, a Muslim community leader, said Muslims tipped off RCMP on a potential terrorist plot to blow up a commuter train in Canada.

The Muttart Conservatory in Edmonton, Canada, unveiled the world's stinkiest flower this week.

The Environmental Protection Agency issued a strong objection to the State Department’s environmental impact review for the new $7-billion dollar Keystone XL pipeline, which has proven controversial among environmentalists.