UNITED STATES

European Union fruit growers are eager for a new market to substitute for the one they lost when Russia imposed an embargo on their products in 2014.

Iran has pledged to ramp up its oil production shortly after the economic sanctions on it are lifted.

The measure would offer experienced workers who now make less than $50,000 annually a form of wage insurance, allowing them to replace one-half of lost pay.

The airstrike reportedly destroyed millions of dollars in cash, which should strain the finances of the Islamic State group.

The real-estate mogul also his rival a “natural-born Canadian” while Cruz called Trump a "frantic" tweeter.

Less than half of respondents in a recent poll felt his presence in the race would boost Hillary Clinton's chances of winning.

If confirmed, the discovery would provide scientists an opportunity to test the theory that supermassive black holes evolve from these lower-mass seeds.

The temporary moratorium will remain in place until the government completes a review of coal mining's impact on the environment.

Amnesty International labels the attack on a hotel by al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb “horrific”: The terrorists fired as hostages lay prostrate, witnesses say.

Amid reports the infection could cause brain damage in newborns, the CDC urged pregnant women to avoid travel to affected areas in Central and South America.

AT&T bought the television assets in Latin America as part of its acquisition of DirecTV last year.

The nation led by Kim Jong Un had said it might stop nuclear tests if the U.S. and South Korea ended military exercises in the region.

A quarterly earnings report coming Tuesday may disappoint even though the site's documentary series "Making a Murderer" has been creating buzz.

Around 10 bodies were found on the terrace of a restaurant opposite the Splendid Hotel, which had been captured Friday by suspected Islamic militants.

Two members of the California Guard admitted selling firearms to someone they thought represented a Mexican drug cartel, authorities said.

Several U.S. service members will face discipline for actions that resulted in 42 civilian deaths in Kunduz, Afghanistan, a report said.

The congressional committee wants the former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals to appear Jan. 26 on Capitol Hill.

U.S. equities got hammered in Friday's session joining a global sell-off as investors worry about China and oil prices. Jeanne Yurman reports.

Attackers stormed the Splendid Hotel in the African nation's capital, leading to an intense exchange of gunfire with security forces.

December’s high temperatures decreased consumer spending, lowering growth.

The Howard County Board of Education also voted to observe Diwali and the eve of the Lunar New Year.