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EU Brexit 2016 Controversy: Amid IPSOS Polls, Experts Warn Of Security And Financial Risks Of Referendum Vote

Conservative Party politician Boris Johnson announced Sunday he would support the campaign seeking a British exit from the European Union.

Samsung Galaxy S7 And Galaxy S7 Edge Bank On VR To Beat iPhone 7

Samsung has launched its latest flagship smartphones, hoping its Gear VR headset and Gear 360 camera will help it take on Apple.

Amid Deflated Prices, Oil Industry Shake-Up Looms

Analysts expect depressed oil prices to unleash a wave of mergers and acquisitions throughout the energy industry — but that hasn't happened yet.

A North Korean rocket prepares to launch.

Obama Administration Secretly Approached North Korea About Diplomatic Talks Days Before Its Latest Nuclear Test: WSJ

The U.S. was prepared to abandon its demand that North Korea reduce its nuclear arsenal before the beginning of talks that could have formally concluded the Korean War.

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A Chinese Company Wants To Buy The Chicago Stock Exchange And Congress Isn’t Happy About It

A Chinese company wants to acquire the Chicago Stock Exchange. Here’s why the U.S. Congress — and Donald Trump — are unhappy about it.

John Kerry Reaches Provisional Agreement With Russia’s Lavrov on Syria Ceasefire

Kerry said Sunday that he anticipated Obama and Putin would soon complete the provisional agreement in principle.

Syria’s Homs City Hit By Twin Car Bomb Blasts, Dozens Killed

At least 46 people were killed Sunday in one of the deadliest such attacks in the central Syrian city of Homs in five years of civil war, a monitoring group said.

George Washington Quotes: 20 Inspirational Sayings To Celebrate The President’s 284th Birthday

In celebration of George Washington's 284th birthday, here is a selection of some of the most inspirational quotes from the first U.S. president.

Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: German Automaker Asked To Produce Electric Cars In US, Report Says

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reportedly wants the German automaker to produce electric vehicles at its plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Japan’s Negative Interest Rate Policy Could Bring Side Effects, Ex-BOJ Official Says

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has defended the policy even as the country's benchmark Nikkei 225 index tumbled 10 percent since the central bank's surprise move.

Bolivia's President Evo Morales speaking at an even in the capital La Paz.

Bolivia Referendum 2016: Constitution Could Change As President Evo Morales Attempts To Extend Term Limits

A referendum to be held Sunday will dictate whether current President Evo Morales can stay in power until 2025.

NASA Sees Record Number Of Applicants For 2017 Astronaut Program

From the more than 18,300 that applied, only eight to 14 individuals will be chosen for training.

Ted Cruz South Carolina Primary Live Stream: South Stronghold In Doubt After Tight Finish, Loss To Trump

The Texas senator's defeat in South Carolina on Saturday signaled some vulnerability as the GOP race heads toward Super Tuesday.

ISIS In America: Trials Against Suspected Islamic State Group Supporters Begin Soon In New York, Minnesota

As the U.S. expands its fight against the Islamic State group in the Middle East, suspects in several U.S. states face prosecution.

Assad Says Ready For Ceasefire Provided Terrorists Don't Exploit It

President Bashar Assad said Turkey must be barred from sending logistical support to insurgents.

At Least 12 Dead In Clashes Between Army And Islamic Militants In Libya's Benghazi

Five years after Moammar Gadhafi was toppled, Libya is plagued by instability, and Islamic militants have taken advantage of a security vacuum.

Syria, Israel And West Bank Crises Dominate John Kerry's Middle East Trip

The U.S. secretary of state will meet with the king of Jordan and the Palestinian leader amid Syrian war and increased violence in Israel and the West Bank.

Malcolm X Assassination And Death: Facts About The Civil Rights Icon’s Murder More Than 50 Years After He Was Killed

The famous leader of black Muslims had renounced some of the separatist views for which he’d become known.

Turkey Calls For Unconditional US Support Against Kurdish YPG

Tension is growing between Ankara and Washington over the latter's support of the Kurdish Workers Party, which Turkey sees as terrorists.

Apple vs FBI Protest: Apple Store Rallies Planned In More Than 30 Cities To Protest FBI’s Demands

A group called Fight for the Future is organizing events for Tuesday in more than 30 cities to support the tech company's stand against the FBI.

Whisper Reveals Kindest US Cities For International Random Acts Of Kindness Week

Secret-sharing app Whisper determined the 10 kindest cities in the United States based on millions on posts sent over the last year.

What Trump’s Branding Of Business Globally Could Mean For An American Presidency

Donald Trump may not be a successful global business entrepreneur. About 93 percent of his wealth is in America.

Syrian Opposition Agrees To 2-3 Week Truce If Russia Stops Airstrikes: Source

In addition to an end to Russian airstrikes, the opposition wants vulnerable prisoners, including women and children, to be released, a source said.

US Topples France To Become Germany’s Top Trading Partner In 2015

For the first time in more than 50 years, the United States surpassed France to become the top buyer of German exports in 2015.

US Proposes Increase In Medicare Advantage Payments, Insurer Stocks Rise

Insurers, who have lobbied the government not to cut payments, gave the proposal a nod of approval as shares of health insurance firms rose Friday.

Who Is Albert Woodfox? Last Of ‘Angola Three’ Inmates Released After 43 Years In Solitary Confinement In US

Albert Woodfox, the last incarcerated member of the group known as the "Angola Three," was released from a Louisiana prison after 43 years.

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