UNITED STATES

Authors of a newly released study called renter eviction a "crisis" for Baltimore's low-income residents.

China has been building up its land claim in the South China sea, adding military-grade airstrips.

Streaming video and audio now account for a staggering 70 percent of North American Web traffic, according to new data from Sandvine.

Ted Sarandos, the streaming service's chief content officer, pushed back Monday against media companies after some complained they had undersold their wares.

Private U.S. security providers located near the sites of mass shootings often see an influx of calls, but the effects could be short-lived.

The Democratic presidential front-runner, expected to announce a new tax targeting U.S. companies that move their addresses overseas, aims to show she is hard on Wall Street.

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden said that Ukraine must combat corruption amid the Eastern European country's ongoing territorial battle with Russia.

In the wake of recent ISIS attacks that have killed more than 500 people around the world, the Department of Homeland Security will announce a new threat warning system in the next few days.

Expect plenty of commentary regarding Square's decisions.

Africa's largest economy was losing about $1 billion per month due to corruption, according to Nigeria's former central bank governor.

As the U.S. has stepped up an airstrike campaign against the Islamic State group in Syria, the Dalai Lama says dialogue is the only way forward.

The new option can net PlayStation players savings of over 50 percent compared to one-month and three-month subscription options.

The AIDS virus is far more common in gay and bisexual black men.

"[It] is Cossacks who are on the front lines, protecting public order," said one of the group's leaders.

The Australian government criticized Tokyo's "deeply disappointing decision" to resume the controversial hunt, just days after a Japanese whaling fleet left for Antarctica.

Tashfeen Malik reportedly attended Pakistan's Al-Huda Institute, considered to be one of the most high-profile seminaries for women.

A red alert is usually issued after three days of extremely high levels of air pollution.

The deal is the biggest consolidation in the shipping industry since 2005 when New Jersey-based Maersk Line bought P&O Nedlloyd for $3 billion.

If the airstrike is confirmed, it would be the first to hit Syrian government forces since the coalition began its bombing campaign last year.

U.S. President Barack Obama said Sunday that Muslim communities should be seen as “our strongest allies,” instead of being shunned through suspicion and hate.

Since the deal was first announced in October, it has remained mired in a legal tussle with U.S. regulators, who say that the purchase would violate antitrust rules.